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How to program shift+ (?) in a Tartarus V2

  • 3 August 2020
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I just purchased a Tartarus V2 & after searching I can't find a way to set a modifier to work.
If I cant set some shift + (KEY) keys there is no reason for me to continue to use this.
Thanks

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I have read through the forums & not found a solution at this time. Which is why I came here for help.
I'm now having another issue with the keypad.
I play WOW & I use the same keybind system on all 3 of my specs.
On 2 of the specs I have no issues, both I can play as intended.
On 1 of the specs, if I have a spell with a CAST TIME I cannot spam the key.
If I try to spam a key it resets the cast to the start of the cast & can never complete the cast.
On my other 2 specs I can do this without any problems.
I use the same keybind profile for all 3 specs. & I created a new profile for the effected spec & still have the same issue.
If I use my regular keypad I get the same problem with not being able to spam a key. I never had this problem before.
So far this has not been a good experience for me.
If you read through the device and/ or applications and connection to apps and devices support section it should give you all the information you need?!
I am up to date on software I just dont see how to program a key to SHIFT + ?.
If I have key 1 bound to a spell on my action bar & want to assign SHIFT + another spell I seem to only be able to program 1 of those.
When I hit save it looses the first keybind ( to the first spell) but binds to the SHIFT + spell. If I rebind the first spell on save I bind to the first spell & loose the SHIFT +
Nothing in the manual about how to do a SHIFT (or any modifier) to make that work.
Make sure you have all the software requirements because believe me it could be one little thing affecting it and it may seem as if 9 out of ten requirements are screwed but in fact most cases its one little approval or a annoying pop blocker.