EPOMAKER MagForce 68 65 Percent Type C Wired RGB Analog Keyboard
BASIC FUNCTION
MULTI-MEDIA
LIGHT EFFECTS
FUNCTIONS IN ADVANCED SETTING
(NOTE: SOME FPS GAMES MAY BAN THESE FEATURES.)
- Dynamic Keystroke (DKS): Set up 4 different functions on 4 different positions on your keystroke.
- MT: Set up two different functions two actions on a key: holding to be one function and tapping to be another function.
- TGL: Keep the key staying triggered by either holding it or double tapping it.
- SOCD (Be aware that some FPS games may ban this feature): Set up a pair of keys: when both keys are pressed, it registers the last input.
SPECS
REPLACING KEYCAPS AND SWITCHES
For a full guide on how to remove keycaps and switches scan the QR Code or type in your browser: https://epomaker.com/blogs/guides/diy-guide-how-to-remove-and-replace-your-mechanical-keyboard-switches
Included Tools
Remove Switches
- Grab your Switch Removal Tool and align the gripping teeth vertically (on the Y-Axis) at the center of the switch, as shown in the example graphic above.
- Grab the switch with the Switch Puller and apply pressure until the switch releases itself from the plate.
- Using firm but gentle force pull the switch away from the keyboard using a vertical motion.
Install Switches
- Check that all the switch are perfectly clean and clear.
- Put the switch vertically to have the LED slot aligning the RGB light on the PCB.
- Press the switch down until you hear a click, meaning that the switch clips have attached itself to the keyboard plate.
- Inspect the switch to ensure it’s properly attached to your keyboard and test it.
Note: If the key doesn’t work its possible you may have bent one of the switches while installing it. Pull the switch out and repeat the process.
Pins may be damaged beyond repair and need replacement if this process is not done correctly. Never apply excessive force when replacing keycaps or switches. If you cannot remove or install keycaps or switches please contact customer service as soon as possible to avoid damage to the keyboard due to operating errors.
65% Hall Effect Hot Swappable Type-C Wired RGB Analog Keyboard
Should you require more assistance please email us at support@epomaker.com
Made in China
Manufacturer: Shenzhen Changyun Technology Co., Ltd.
Address: Seventh Floor, Kai Daer Building, No.168 Tongsha Road,Xili Street, Nanshan Disctrict, Shenzhen,Guangdong, CN
Email: support@epomaker.com
Web: www.epomaker.com
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WARING
Choking Hazard Small Parts
Keep away from children and pets
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