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41 | 43 | ### Configuration Steps :
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43 | 45 | 1. press the configuration button ( top middle button) and while you are keeping the button pressed, insert the usb cable that is connected to your pc.
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47 | 49 | 2. once the cable is connected to your pc the configuration button can be released and in a few seconds a new drive will appear in your file manager or “Computer” ( just like a new USB stick appears when you connect it to your computer).See the image below as an example : </br>
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49 | 51 | *If this is the first time you are connecting the keyboard to your computer, it might take a short while to install drivers .* </br>
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| - 3.By opening and accessing the new disk that just appeared you will see a list of 6 ( six) text files that are named corresponding to the key position that each one of them controls. Please see the image below : </br> |
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| - 4. In order to change the configuration, you will have to open the file and edit the function(s) that the button will perform . Let’s open the file by double clicking on the button name.</br> |
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| - The first row starts with *Command::* and after that we have each key separated by comma *,* , please put a comma *,* after each command and take note that the commands are executed in order. We will explain the commands possible separately in the Keyboard Commands chapter. You can easily set 3 keys to be pressed at once but more than that is also possible. |
| 52 | + 3.By opening and accessing the new disk that just appeared you will see a list of 6 ( six) text files that are named corresponding to the key position that each one of them controls. Please see the image below : |
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| 57 | + 4. In order to change the configuration, you will have to open the file and edit the function(s) that the button will perform . Let’s open the file by double clicking on the button name. |
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| 61 | + The first row starts with *Command::* and after that we have each key separated by comma ``` , ``` please put a comma ``` , ``` after each command and take note that the commands are executed in order. We will explain the commands possible separately in the Keyboard Commands chapter. You can easily set 3 keys to be pressed at once but more than that is also possible. |
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| -The commands can also be combined with letters ; for example : Command:: KEY_LEFT_CTRL,p, will bring up the print menu in Windows and Linux while Command:: KEY_LEFT_ALT,p, will open the print menu on MacOs. |
| 63 | +The commands can also be combined with letters ; for example : ``` Command:: KEY_LEFT_CTRL,p, ``` will bring up the print menu in Windows and Linux while ```Command:: KEY_LEFT_ALT,p,``` will open the print menu on MacOs. |
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| -The example given here does the following : Simulate SHIFT key press and while SHIFT is pressed it will simulate the press of the Mouse Middle key , this is what is needed for Autodesk Fusion 360 to allow orbiting around a 3D file. |
| 65 | +The example below does the following : Simulate SHIFT key press and while SHIFT is pressed it will simulate the press of the Mouse Middle key , this is what is needed for Autodesk Fusion 360 to allow orbiting around a 3D file. |
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| -The second row starts with *Sleep::* and this allows you to set a very short break that is counted in milliseconds in case your computer doesn’t register all the key presses that you have set. The Sleep function just allows a short amount of time for the computer to register each button press and it should be used like this : |
| 67 | +The second row starts with *Sleep::* and this allows you to set a very short break that is counted in milliseconds in case your computer doesn’t register all the key presses that you have set. The Sleep function just allows a short amount of time for the computer to register each button press and it should be used like this : |
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63 | 69 | ```markdown
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64 | 70 | Command::KEY_LEFT_SHIFT,
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