Bloody S87 Naraka Mechanical Keyboard

Package Contents

The package includes the following items:

• Gaming Keyboard (S87 Naraka)
• 12pcs BLMS Red Plus Switches
• Extra DIY Keycaps
• Detachable Type-C Cable
• 2-in-1 Keycap & Switch Puller
• User Manual

Installation

Connection

Connect the keyboard to your computer using the detachable Type-C cable. Plug the Type-C end into the keyboard and the USB end into your computer. It is not recommended to use a USB hub or extension cable for connection.

Software Download

For optimal product performance, download and install the dedicated software from the official Bloody website: http://bloody.com/en/download.php.

Combination FN Keys

This keyboard offers various functions accessible via FN key combinations:

Default 10 Preset Lighting Effects

• FN + 1: Lighting Effect Cycle
• FN + 2: Lighting Effect Cycle
• FN + 3: Lighting Effect Cycle
• FN + 4: Lighting Effect Cycle
• FN + 5: Lighting Effect Cycle
• FN + 6: Lighting Effect Cycle
• FN + 7: Lighting Effect Cycle
• FN + 8: Lighting Effect Cycle
• FN + 9: Lighting Effect Cycle
• FN + 0: Lighting Effect Cycle

Media and Function Keys

• FN + F1: Mute
• FN + F2: Volume -
• FN + F3: Volume +
• FN + F4: Stop
• FN + F5: Play/Pause
• FN + F6: Previous Track
• FN + F7: Next Track
• FN + F8: Lighting Effect Toggle
• FN + F9: Hide / Restore Software Window
• FN + F10: Macro Profile Management
• FN + F11: Previous Macro Profile
• FN + F12: Next Macro Profile

Other Functions

• FN + G: Disable "Windows" Key
• FN + A: G LED in Solid Light
• FN + /: Lighting Brightness -
• FN + .: Lighting Brightness +

Swap Switch Step

How to Replace Switches?

Follow these steps to replace the mechanical switches on your keyboard:

1. Step 1: Remove the keycaps with the [keycap puller].

   [Illustration showing keycaps being removed]

2. Step 2: Remove the switches with the [switch puller].

   [Illustration showing switches being removed]

3. Step 3: Line up the [switch pins] with the [PCB socket].

   [Illustration showing switch pins aligning with socket]

4. Step 4: Place the [switch] on the [PCB] and integrate it closely.

   [Illustration showing switch placement on PCB]

5. Step 5: Gently press the [switch] into place.

   [Illustration showing switch being pressed down]

6. Step 6: Put the [keycaps] back on to the keyboard and test it.

   [Illustration showing keycaps being reinstalled]