last jay
Hi all, I just got my new 60HE V2 and I’m very happy with it.
On my Ducky keyboard, I was able to set up the FN keys as arrow keys, while still using the command key, arrows to jump to the top or bottom of a file.
With the 60HE V2, I might be doing something wrong, but command, arrow keys only move to the next character instead.
I’d love to know how to set this up properly or if there’s a way to achieve the same behavior.
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Hi all, I just got my new 60HE V2 and I’m very happy with it.
On my Ducky keyboa...
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hushed heath
you prob want to change the mapping so command is actually where it would be on mac keyboards.
Then for FN you probably want to map opt and cmd as well as by default it has a keylock mapped above what would be the winkey
if you are used to the windows layout of the keys then all you need to do is map the fn layer right and actually use opt
i seem to have mixed up some tickets so pardon my edit
the part about needing to remap the fn layer (and potentially the main layer stay true)
last jay
It's fine, thanks for the quick answer; I am not entirely following it, I hoped the fn-key arrow setup at first initialization would be doing it.
last jay
Ah, gotcha!
hushed heath
it has a keylock so that you can disable the winkey (whats cmd on macos)
we sadly have no quick way to setup a mac mapping since you wouldnt need a keylock as there is no startmenu that opens when you press cmd by itself (unlike windows)
last jay
I'm so sorry, haha, this seems like there is a "Cmd" key on the left, right? I try to use "FN + Ctrl" with the "Cmd" key to go to the most right phase in this case.
I'm sure this is a skill issue but now I also lost my "Cmd" + "Z" as I can't undo things, haha?
hushed heath
click remap
thats just the main layer mapping
the fn layer has a different mapping
the cmd+z is due to the mentioned keylock
press fn+cmd
and cmd key works again
last jay
Oh snap, I found it, haha. Okay, so I changed it now!
I changed it through "Remap" from "Key lock" to "Cmd" but I still can't seem to undo nor "Cmd" + "Spacebar" for quick search.
hushed heath
read the 3 messages before your oh snap
last jay
I can't send a screenshot because the "Cmd" isn't working.
hushed heath
either replug the keyboard or remap keylock real quick
last jay
Okay!
last jay
oh replugging it was the fix I think
