Hot-Swappable BLMS Bloody Mechanical Switch

Package Contents

• Gaming Keyboard
• Keycap Puller
• Extra DIY Keycaps
• User Manual
• [G LED Indicator]

Installation

Connection

Plug the USB cable to the computer USB port. (Note: Use of a USB hub or extension cable is not recommended.)

Software Download

For the best product performance, please download and install the Software from http://bloody.com/en/download.php.

Combination FN Keys

Default 10 Preset Lighting Effects

FN + 1: Lighting Effect 1

FN + 2: Lighting Effect 2

FN + 3: Lighting Effect 3

FN + 4: Lighting Effect 4

FN + 5: Lighting Effect 5

FN + 6: Lighting Effect 6

FN + 7: Lighting Effect 7

FN + 8: Lighting Effect 8

FN + 9: Lighting Effect 9

FN + 0: Lighting Effect 10

Function Key Combinations

• FN + F1: Mute ?
• FN + F2: Volume - ➖
• FN + F3: Volume + ➕
• FN + F4: Play/Pause ▶️⏸️
• FN + F5: Stop ⏹️
• FN + F6: Previous ⏪
• FN + F7: Next ⏩
• FN + F12: Lighting Effect ?

Macro and System Functions

• FN + [Macro/Hide Icon]: Hide / Restore
• [Macro/Hide Icon]: 7 Macro Profiles Management
• FN + F9 / F10: Previous / Next Macro Profile
• FN + F8 + G: Disable "Windows" Key. [Windows Lock Icon] ?❌. The G LED Lights Up in Solid Red.
• FN + [Brightness Icon] ?️: Lighting Brightness +/-

Swap Switch Step

How to Replace Switches?

The keyboard switches are hot-swappable and compatible with most 3-pin & 5-pin mechanical switches on the market. Extra switches are not included in the package.

1. Step 01: Remove the keycaps with the keycap puller.

   Illustration: A keycap puller is used to detach a keycap from the keyboard.

2. Step 02: Remove the switches with the switch puller.

   Illustration: A switch puller is used to extract a mechanical switch from its socket on the PCB.

3. Step 03: Line up the switch pins with the PCB socket.

   Illustration: The pins of a new switch are carefully aligned with the corresponding sockets on the keyboard's PCB.

4. Step 04: Place the switch on the PCB and integrate it closely.

   Illustration: The switch is positioned over the PCB sockets, ready for insertion.

5. Step 05: Gently press the switch into place.

   Illustration: Downward pressure is applied to the switch to secure it into the PCB socket.

6. Step 06: Put the keycaps back on to the keyboard and test it.

   Illustration: A keycap is placed back onto the newly installed switch, and the keyboard is ready for testing.