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MAKR PRO 75

HALL EFFECT DIY KEYBOARD

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GETTING TO KNOW YOUR KEYBOARD

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  1. MULTI-FUNCTION ROTARY DIAL
  2. WINDOWS LOCK INDICATOR
  3. CAPS LOCK INDICATOR
  4. SCROLL LOCK INDICATOR
  5. WIN/MAC SWITCH
  6. USB TYPE-C PORT
  7. USB TYPE-C TO TYPE-A CABLE
  8. 2-IN-1 KEYSWITCH/KEYCAP PULLER

OPTIONAL- ADD-ON MODULES:

  • Wireless Module
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  • LCD Module
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HOW TO INSTALL THE WIRELESS MODULE

1. With the keyboard open, remove all of the internal components except for the bottom layers with the wireless battery cutout.
NOTE: There is a rubber pad (B) in wired model, please remove (B), only leaving battery cut pad (A).

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2. Install the wireless module by lining up the plastic pins with the corresponding slots on the rear of the socket foam. There are visual indicators to help guide this process. Once the plastic pins are lined up, apply some pressure to the four corners of the module until they click into place.

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NOTE:
When connecting the Wireless Module to the PCB, please make sure these two connectors are fully seated. (Pic 1)

You can do this by gently pushing on the silver part of the wireless module (Pic 2) until you hear a click.

If you do not hear a click, stop pressing and return to Step 2 to make sure all plastic pins are aligned before pushing on the silver part again.

When the Wireless Module has been successfully installed, a white LED will turn on when the keyboard is powered. (Pic 3)

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3. Replace the plastic forehead piece with the ‘CORSAIR’ wordmark with the new plastic button covers included with the wireless module.

The correct installation order from left to right should be:
a. Power On/Off
b. CORSAIR wordmark
c. SLIPSTREAM 2.4GHz button
d. Bluetooth® button

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HOW TO ENABLE WIRELESS CONNECTIVITY

  1. With the Wireless Module installed, slide the power switch to the ON position to turn on the keyboard.
  2. Press the Wireless button to switch to SLIPSTREAM Wireless 2.4GHz mode.
    Hold to begin SLIPSTREAM pairing.

    Power Switch Slid to ON / Wireless Button Pressed


  3. Press the BT button to change to Bluetooth mode.
    Hold to begin Bluetooth pairing.

    Power Switch Slid to ON/ BT Button Pressed



HOW TO INSTALL THE LCD MODULE

1. Remove the rotary dial module.

  • Flip the kit upside down and remove the housing screws.
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  • Once the screws are removed, carefully flip it back over while holding the housing together to prevent any components from falling apart.
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  • Pull off the dial.
  • Carefully lift the top housing upwards. Disconnect the ribbon cable from the housing.
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  • Remove the three screws securing the rotary dial module.
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  • Fully remove the dial module and store it in a safe place.
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2. Install LCD Module

  • Install the ring onto the upward-facing housing. (Backward-facing will not work.)
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  • Flip LCD to the back and secure it with three screws.
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  • Reattach the ribbon cable to the top housing.
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TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

FEATURE DESCRIPTION
Form Factor 75%
Top cover Full Aluminium
Bottom Full Aluminium

Colorway

Eclipse

Sound absorbing foam

(Top to Bottom)

8 layers

  1. Plate Foam
  2. Plate Foam PET backing
  3. Switch Foam
  4. PET Film
  5. Socket Foam
  6. Pad Foam
  7. Pad Foam PET backing
  8. Rubber Pad
Switch Plate FR4 (with silicone gaskets)
Backlighting Individually LED lit and per-key programmable
LED Color RGB
Keycaps PBT double shot
Keyswitches

CORSAIR MGX Hyperdrive magnetic pre-lubricated keyswitches, 30 - 55g actuation force, 0.1-4.0mm* actuation distance (in 0.1mm steps), 4.1mm total travel, guaranteed for 150 million keystrokes

* For optimal accuracy the recommended range is 0.3mm-3.6mm. Setting the actuation outside the recommended range may result in higher sensitivity and affect consistency

Connectivity USB Type-A
Matrix Full key rollover (NKRO) with 100% anti-ghosting
USB Report Rate Up to 8,000Hz hyper-polling
On-Board Profiles Default: 1, can be up to 5 profiles
Media Control FN shortcuts/Rotary dial
FlashTap (SOCD)

FN + Right Shift

iCUE UI

CORSAIR WEB HUB

Brightness Control FN shortcuts/Rotary dial
Adjustable Height Yes
Plug and Play Operation Yes
Console Compatibility Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, PlayStation 4, 5
Cable 1.8m/6ft, USB Type-C to Type-A, detachable, black, tangle-free rubber
Dimensions 332(L) x 145(W) x 50(H) mm
Weight 1.3kg
Warranty Two years – Local country regulations are applicable

OPTIONAL- ADD-ON MODULES

WIRELESS MODULE

Dimensions 188.8(L) x 90.7(W) x 11.9(H) mm
Weight 111.9g
Warranty Two years – Local country regulations are applicable
Battery Specifications Type: Built-in lithium-ion polymer, rechargeable

Battery Life:

  • Up to 50hrs with Bluetooth with no lighting + Dial module

  • Up to 27hrs with 2.4GHz default lighting + Dial module
Charging: Charges via USB around 5 hours, depending on battery drain and usage
Configuration: 1S1P
Quantity: 1
Cells: 1
Model#: 2670155
Capacity: 4170mAh
Dimensions: 159(L) x 70.3(W) x 3.0(H) mm
Dimensions (with cable): 199(L) x 70.3(W) x 3.0(H) mm
Weight: 71g
Lithium Content: 1.251g
HAZMAT UN #: UN3481
HAZMAT Description: PI967 - Contained in equipment

LCD MODULE

Size 1.3 inch
Resolution 240x240 resolution
Dimensions 33.77 (L) x 36.26 (W) x 15.8(H) mm
Weight 13.5g
Picture Upload Specs
  • Frame Rate: 30 FPS
  • Maximum Upload Size per Image: 500 KB
  • Maximum Number of Uploaded Images: Up to 90 static images or 10 GIFs (depending on image size)
Warranty Two years – Local country regulations are applicable

CORSAIR MGX HYPERDRIVE MAGNETIC KEYSWITCHES

CORSAIR MGX Hyperdrive magnetic keyswitches offer a super smooth, quieter, and wobble free typing feel that can be programmed to detect the keystroke at anywhere from a 0.1mm to 4.0mm* actuation distance putting you in full control over how sensitive each key press is to ensure the gaming and typing experience is suited to you.

* For optimal accuracy the recommended range is 0.3mm-3.6mm. Setting the actuation outside the recommended range may result in higher sensitivity and affect consistency.

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AXON HYPER-PROCESSING TECHNOLOGY

CORSAIR AXON delivers a powerful and responsive keyboard experience with:

  • Hyper-fast keystroke detection and processing.
  • Up to 8,000Hz hyper-polling (adjustable in iCUE and CORSAIR WEB HUB device settings).
  • Up to 20-layer onboard lighting effects (programmable in iCUE per profile).
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SETTING UP YOUR KEYBOARD

Connecting the keyboard via USB cable to an available USB Type-A port on a compatible device including:
Windows® PC Apple Mac®

Microsoft Xbox One*

Microsoft Xbox Series X | S*

Sony PlayStation 4**

Sony PlayStation 5**

*Keyboard is compatible out of the box, see corsair.com/xbox-support for details.
**See Connecting to Sony PlayStation section.

CONNECTING TO SONY PLAYSTATION

The keyboard also has a special mode to support Sony PlayStation 4 and 5 that can be activated via shortcut.

SHORTCUT FUNCTION INDICATION
FN+  (Hold for 5 seconds) Switch to PlayStation mode Blinks white 5 times over 5 seconds
FN+  (Hold for 5 seconds) Switch back to standard mode Breathes white 2 times

NOTE: Available functions may be limited depending on gaming console support and application.

CONNECTING VIA WIRELESS MODE (Available only with the Wireless Module installed)

When the USB cable is plugged in, the device automatically switches to USB mode.
When the USB cable is unplugged, the device switches to the last used wireless mode.

FUNCTION NAME BUTTON FUNCTION INDICATOR INDICATION/STATUS
USB Cable   N/A Automatically switches to USB mode when the cable is plugged in. Wireless button Solid Yellow
SLIPSTREAM Wireless Wireless button Press wireless button to switch to SLIPSTREAM wireless 2.4GHz mode Wireless button

Solid White: Connected

Pulsing White: Not connected
Hold wireless button to begin pairing* Rapidly blink white for 120s during pairing
Bluetooth 1 Bluetooth button
  • Press Bluetooth button to switch to Bluetooth last used mode (1/2/3)

 

  • In Bluetooth mode, press Bluetooth button to switch to next mode 1 2 3 1

 

  • Hold Bluetooth button to begin pairing
Bluetooth button

Solid Blue: Connected.

Pulsing Blue: Not connected

 

Rapidly blinks blue for 120s during pairing

Bluetooth 2 Bluetooth button
Bluetooth 3 Bluetooth button

*SLIPSTREAM Wireless pairing: You can also pair the dongle with the keyboard via iCUE.

Steps: Find Pair button under dongle page circled in yellow.

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*To complete pairing to a SLIPSTREAM wireless adapter, initiate adapter pairing in iCUE device settings.

CHARGING & BATTERY LIFE

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FUNCTION NAME BUTTON FUNCTION INDICATION
Battery Check FN + Esc

Press FN + Esc to show the battery level color/effect on the Esc key for 3 seconds.

Critical: Pulses red (ongoing event)

Low: Blinks red

Medium: Blinks amber

High: Blinks green

Fully charged: Solid green

*When charging with the USB cable plugged in, the indicator will keep pulsing green until fully charged. Indicator will turn solid green when fully charged.

OPERATING MODES

The keyboard features three operating modes:

  1. Hardware (HW) Mode – When iCUE is not running or the keyboard is connected to a device that does not support iCUE, the keyboard operates in hardware mode which uses profiles and settings saved to the onboard storage.
  2. Software (SW) Mode – When iCUE is running on a PC or Mac, the keyboard operates in software mode and is controlled by iCUE.
    • Download iCUE from corsair.com/downloads and install on a Windows PC or Apple Mac to connect all your CORSAIR iCUE compatible products together in a single interface, giving you complete control of everything from lighting to powerful macros.
  3. Web-based mode – When iCUE is not running, go to CORSAIR Web Hub link https://corsair.com/web-hub, the keyboard operates in Web-based mode, using profiles and settings saved to onboard storage.


FUNCTION HARDWARE MODE WEB-BASED MODE SOFTWARE MODE
Storage & Profiles 1 profile up to 5 profiles 5 profiles Unlimited
Create New Profiles Create in iCUE Create in CORSAIR WEB HUB Create in iCUE
Create Lighting Effects Create in iCUE Create in CORSAIR WEB HUB Create in iCUE
Create Key Assignments Create in iCUE Create in CORSAIR WEB HUB Create in iCUE
Maximum Lighting Layers 20 5

Unlimited (wired mode)

20 (wireless mode)

HARDWARE OVERVIEW

FN SHORTCUTS LIGHTING INDICATOR

When pressing FN key, all lighting will momentarily turn OFF, except for keys that have secondary functions and macros assigned to them. Those keys will have backlighting turned ON.

  • The default color will be white.
  • Users can customize the color indication in iCUE.

Color indication for the profile currently in use will take priority over FN Shortcut lighting.

HARDWARE ACTUATION SETTING (TABLE A)

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Please make sure both iCUE and CORSAIR WEB HUB are turned off before performing the hardware actuation setup.

  1. Hold FN + Right Alt for 2 seconds until keyboard lighting turns off except for ESC, F1-F12, 4-0, -_ and =+ keys.
  2. Press one of the lit-up keys from ESC and F1-F12 to set all keys to that actuation distance.
  • All analog keys (except ESC, F1-F12, 4-0, -_ and =+ keys but include the selected ones) light up with breath (selected color).
  • Press the same sensitivity key to revert to current Hardware mode setting.
Key ESC F1 F2 F3 F4 F5 F6
Actuation Distance (mm) 0.8 1.0 1.2 1.4 1.6 1.8 2.0 (Default)
Color White Orange Amber Yellow Green Cyan Capri

 

Key F7 F8 F9 F10 F11 F12
Actuation Distance (mm) 2.2 2.4 2.6 2.8 3.0 3.2
Color Blue Indigo Purple Violet Magenta Red
  • Press FN + Right Alt to exit and try out your new settings.
Some popular settings are:
Gaming (Improved Response) Multi-use (Balanced) Typing (Improved Accuracy)
1.0mm 2.0mm (Default) 3.0mm
 

In software mode with iCUE you get access to even more powerful control to further fine-tine actuation settings in 0.1mm increments from the full 0.1mm to 4.0mm* range which can be saved per profile or assign actions to a secondary actuation for rapid fire combos or advanced walk-run movement.

*For optimal accuracy the recommended range is 0.3mm-3.6mm. Setting the actuation outside the recommended range may result in higher sensitivity and affect consistency.

HARDWARE RAPID TRIGGER ACTUATION SETTING (TABLE B)

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Please make sure both iCUE and CORSAIR WEB HUB are turned off before performing the hardware actuation setup.

  1. Hold FN + Right Alt for 2 seconds until keyboard lighting turns off except for ESC, F1-F12, 4-0 , -_ and =+ keys.
  2. Press one of the lit-up keys from 4 -0, -_ and =+ keys for Rapid Trigger Actuation Point settings to apply to all keys.
  3. Press the same sensitivity key to revert to current Hardware mode setting.
Key 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 -_ =+
Actuation Distance (mm) 0.4 0.5 0.6

0.7

0.8 0.9 1.0 (Defalt) 1.1 1.2
Color Amber Yellow Green Cyan Capri Blue Purple Magenta Red
  • Press FN + Right Alt to exit and try out your new settings.

HARDWARE CALIBRATION

For special cases such that the actuation points are no longer in place, you may utilize this unique Hardware calibration tool.

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Please make sure both iCUE and Corsair Web Hub are turned off before performing the hardware actuation setup.

  1. Hold FN + Delete for 2 seconds to enter calibration mode

  2. All keys light up with Solid White, FN key plays SOLID green

  3. Hold any keys that you want to calibrate

         a. FN key and the hold key play solid red while calibrating

         b. FN key and the hold key play solid blue when calibration is finished

  4. Release the key that you want to calibrate

         a. FN key and the hold key play solid green when calibration is completed

  5. Hold FN for 2 seconds to exit calibration mode and reset device

ROTARY DIAL FUNCTION

Dial modes are cycled through via holding the dial for 2 seconds.

The Rotary Dial ring will display the color corresponding to the current dial mode. Current dial mode does not change upon power cycling.

MODE LED COLOR LED INDICATION TWIST PRESS
Volume White Solid
  • Left – decrease volume by 2%
  • Right – increase volume by 2%
Mute/Unmute
Media Control Blue Solid
  • Left – last track
  • Right – next track
Play/Pause
Lighting Cyan LEDs light-up based on brightness %
  • Left – decrease brightness by 10%
  • Right – increase brightness by 10%
Turn On (100%)/Off (0%)
Macro Recording Red

Idle State: Breathe Red

Recording State: Blink Red

Finish Recording: Rapidly blink red

Clearing State: Rapidly blink red

N/A Start macro recording
Track Jogging Green Solid

Windows:

  • Left – Rewind
  • Right – Fast forward

Mac OS Apple Music:

  • Left – Rewind
  • Right – Fast forward

Mac OS Spotify:

  • Left – Rewind
  • Right – Fast forward
N/A
Switch application Lime Solid
  • Left – Switch to the left application
  • Right – Switch to the right application
 
Vertical scrolling Orange Solid
  • Left – Scroll up
  • Right – Scroll down
Ctrl+ END
Horizontal scrolling Yellow Solid
  • Left – Pan left
  • Right –Pan right
Ctrl+ END
Zoom Purple Solid
  • Left – Zoom out
  • Right –Zoom in
Restore to default zoom action
iCUE Custom Actions User defined Solid
  • Left – Action 3
  • Right – Action 2
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STANDARD SHORTCUTS

All functions below assume FN key is being held and action is activated upon press unless otherwise noted.

KEY FUNCTION

SCREEN INDICATOR

 (If LCD is installed)
REMARKS
FN + ESC Battery Check No Does nothing without wireless module.
FN + F1 Reduce screen brightness Yes  
FN + F2 Increase screen brightness Yes  
FN + F3 Toggle Task View for Windows No macOS: Mission Control
FN + F4 Launch File Explorer No macOS: Spotlight search
FN + F5 Decrease keyboard LED brightness in 10% increments Yes macOS: Dictation/Siri
FN + F6

Increase keyboard LED brightness in 10% increments

Yes macOS: Do not Disturb
FN + F7 Previous media track Yes  
FN + F8 Play/Pause media track Yes  
FN + F9 Next media track Yes  
FN + F10 Mute/Unmute volume Yes  
FN + F11 Decrease volume in 2% increments Yes  
FN + F12 Increase volume in 2% increments Yes  
FN + S Toggle Scroll Lock on and off   Yes macOS: No function
FN + Z Cycle profiles Yes Self indicates on key color of profile with solid color 5 sec unless overriden
FN + C Cycle through onboard lighting effects Yes Hold 2 seconds to reset to onboard effect
FN + V Cycle lighting effect direction settings Yes  
FN + B Cycle through lighting effect speed settings Yes  
FN + M Enter macro recording mode Yes Need to hold 2 seconds
FN + Win Toggle win lock on and off Yes  
FN + Right Shift Toggle FlashTap on/off No  
FN + Left Move left in screen UI No Does nothing without screen module
FN + Right Move right in screen UI No
FN + ENTER Activate screen element No

MACRO RECORDING

  • Enter macro recording mode
    • Hold FN + M key for 2 seconds or hold rotary dial in macro recording mode (LED color showing red)
    • Indicator M key will breathe red
      • Dial or screen if present should be playing their macro recording indications as well
  • Press any series of standard keys to begin recording
    • This includes shortcuts such as FN + key commands as possible (based on firmware/software limitations) for example FN + S is recorded as Scroll lock
      • Only standard keyboard functions can be recorded and not specialty or onboard functions like
        • Mouse cursor
        • Profile
        • Backlighting effects
        • Brightness
        • Media
        • Volume
        • Win lock
    • Delays are also recorded
    • Indication: Indicator M key (and rotary dial if present) blink red
  • Press FN + M key for 2 seconds or press rotary dial to stop recording and prepare macro to be saved or cleared
    • Pressing this more than once has no added function
    • Indication: Indicator M key (and rotary dial if present) rapidly blink red
  • Press any key, FN + key
    • If keys were recorded: Pressing that key or combination saves the macro
    • If no keys were recorded: Pressing that key or combination clears any macro or function saved
      • If there is a firmware shortcut normally bound to that combination, it is restored
    • Except cannot record over these keys or key combinations:
      • FN
      • FN + M
      • FN + ESC
      • FN + Windows
    • Indication: Key combination that the macro has been assigned to rapidly blinks red
  • NOTE: Red indication color is default, user can change.

FLASHTAP (SOCD)

FlashTap is a revolutionary technology that puts the player in complete control of their movement keys, left and right in particular, optimizing SOCD behavior across every game and genre.

FlashTap will be disabled by default in HW mode and iCUE and CORSAIR WEB HUB.

HW mode behavior

  • Non-profile dependent, enable via shortcuts: FN + Right SHIFT
  • Supports key A + D, last priority only
  • Indication: A & D stay solid amber when FlashTap is on (overrides existing lighting)

iCUE & Corsair Web Hub behavior (Please refer more details to iCUE & CORSAIR WEB HUB section)

  • Supports advanced feature such as mode selection and key remapping
  • Can be configured with profile
  • Mode selection details

Last priority

(default when on)
Always output last direction and bypass the other one
Neutral No output when both directions are triggered at the same time
First Priority Always output first direction and bypass the other one

SOFTWARE OVERVIEW

CORSAIR WEB HUB

CORSAIR WEB HUB is the lightweight, web-based utility to customize your MAKR PRO 75 keyboard. It’s powerful, easy-to-use, and doesn’t require any additional software installation. Try it here: https://corsair.com/web-hub

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When you first open CORSAIR WEB HUB, you will see a device name for MAKR PRO 75. Clicking it will present options to start programming for:

  • Lighting Effects
  • Key Assignments
  • Multi-Action keys
  • Key Actuations
  • Rotary Dial
  • FlashTap
  • Key Calibration

LIGHTING EFFECTS

The Lighting Effects tab allows you to program lighting effects.

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A. Choose Lighting Effects tab.

B. Click + to set lighting layers to your liking.

KEY ASSIGNMENTS

The Key Assignments tab allows you to easily remap keys or assign new functions to keys.

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A. Choose Key Assignments tab.

B. Select the keys in either the Main layer or the FN layer, and assign them to any function listed in the menu.

MULTI-ACTION KEYS

The Multi-Action Keys tab allows you to enable secondary actuation points, enabling advanced 2-in-1 keypress combinations.

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A. Choose Multi-Action Keys tab.

B. Select keys that you want to apply this setting on.

C. Adjust the actuation points for both Action 1 and Action 2. Then, open the Assign Action panel for each to choose your preferred functions.

KEY ACTUATIONS

The Key Actuations tab is where you can adjust the actuation point. The default setting is 2.0mm and you can adjust from a range between 0.1mm–4.0*mm. Here you will also find Rapid Trigger setting which allow for dynamically change actuation and reset points.

*For optimal accuracy the recommended range is 0.3mm-3.6mm. Setting the actuation outside the recommended range may result in higher sensitivity and affect consistency.

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A. Choose Key Actuation tab.

B. Select keys to adjust their actuation behavior.

C. Under Fixed Point, set the Actuation Point.

D. Toggle on Rapid Trigger (Default is off) to adjust the sensitivity for press and release points independently.

E. Use the sliders to fine-tune Press Sensitivity and Release Sensitivity, or enable Continuous Rapid Trigger for faster repeated inputs.

ROTARY DIAL

The Rotary Dial tab allows you to choose which mode you want.
Default setting is with all modes on.

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A. Choose Rotary Dial tab.

B. Pick the dial mode.

FLASHTAP (SOCD)

The FlashTap (SOCD) tab allows you to choose between three different settings and assign specific key pairs to support FlashTap.

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A. Choose FlashTap tab.

B. Toggle FlashTap on (Default is off), then choose your preferred setting and assign the two keys as desired.

KEY CALIBRATION

The Key Calibration tab allows you to calibrate the magnetic switches listed in the Calibration Settings panel.
(See instruction video: https://youtu.be/pVrzB89FWBw)

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A. Choose Key Calibration tab.

B. Select the keys you want to calibrate.

C. The switch types in the “Calibration Settings” will highlight for selection. Choose the switch type installed on those keys.

D. Click the Calibrate button.

E. The keyboard will temporarily disconnect from the PC, which will bring you to the portal page. During this process, follow the steps below to complete calibration

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  1. Hold a key until that key and the FN key turn solid blue, then release the key.
  2. The FN key and the hold key will turn solid green once calibration is complete.
  3. Hold the FN key for 2 seconds to exit calibration mode and reset device- you will see the boot-up animation.
  4. After the calibration process completes, you will be returned to the calibration page.
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DEVICE SETTINGS

The Device Settings tab allows you to change advanced settings, adjust the polling rate, and update the firmware.

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A. Click the Device Settings tab.

B. Change the advanced settings (Polling rate, brightness…etc).

iCUE HOME AND DEVICE SCREEN

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When you first open iCUE, you will see a new device tile for MAKR PRO 75. Clicking the device tile will present options to start programming for:

  • Lighting Effects
  • Key Assignments
  • Rotary Dial
  • Performance
  • Key Actuations
  • FlashTap
  • Key Calibration

If you see an update notification in the iCUE window, please click to update firmware to the latest version.

DEVICE MEMORY MODE

Before you start programming, note that every iCUE system profile has two sets of settings - Software Mode and Device Memory Mode.

The Device Memory mode menu allows you to assign functions which can be saved to the keyboard’s onboard memory and plays when in hardware mode.

FUNCTION

DEVICE MEMORY MODE

SOFTWARE MODE

Storage & Profiles 1MB for up 5 profiles Unlimited
Features
  • Lighting Effects
  • Key Assignments
  • Rotary Dial
  • Performance
  • Key Actuations
  • FlashTap
    •  
  • Lighting Effects
  • Key Assignments
  • Rotary Dial
  • Performance
  • Key Actuations
  • FlashTap
How to Save

Manual Save

Automatically

Maximum Lighting Layers 20

Unlimited

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LIGHTING EFFECTS

The Lighting Effects tab allows you to program lighting effects.

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A. Choose Lighting Effects tab.

B. Under lighting layers click [ + ] to set lighting to your liking.

KEY ASSIGNMENTS

The Key Assignments tab allows you to easily remap keys or assign new functions to keys.

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A. Choose Key Assignments tab.

B. Under Assignments click [ + ] to remap keys or assign new functions.

ROTARY DIAL

The Rotary Dial tab allows you to choose which mode you want.
Default setting is with all modes on.

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A. Choose Rotary Dial tab.

B. Toggle your desired modes on and off.

PERFORMANCE

The Performance tab allows you to enable/disable shortcuts and customize indicator colors.

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A. Choose Performance tab.

B. Enable/disable shortcuts or customize indicator colors to your liking.

KEY ACTUATIONS

The Key Actuations tab is where you can adjust the actuation point. The default setting is 2.0mm and you can adjust from a range between 0.1mm–4.0*mm. Here you will also find a setting to enable secondary actuation points which allow for advanced 2-in-1 keypress combos and Rapid Trigger setting which allow for dynamically change actuation and reset points.

*For optimal accuracy the recommended range is 0.3mm-3.6mm. Setting the actuation outside the recommended range may result in higher sensitivity and affect consistency.

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A. Choose Key Actuation tab.

B. Select keys that you want to apply this setting on.

C. Under Actuations Presets click [ + ] to adjust actuation value in 0.1mm steps (Default:2mm), toggling reset point on (Default is off) to adjust reset value in 0.1mm steps (Default:1.9mm).

TWO ACTIONS SETTING

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A. Choose Key Actuation tab.

B. Select keys that you want to apply this setting on.

C. Toggle Second Actuation Point on (Default is off) to adjust secondary actuation value in 0.1mm steps (Default:3.5mm).

D. Toggle reset point on (Default is off) to adjust reset value in 0.1mm steps (Primary actuation default:1.9mm; secondary actuation default:3.4mm).

E. Go to Key Assignments tab.

F. In the assignment type menu, select remap .

G. Select the key that has two assigned actions, then choose secondary under actuation tab.

H. Choose the key that contains the action you want to assign.

RAPID TRIGGER SETTING

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A. Choose Key Actuation tab.

B. Select keys that you want to apply this setting on .

C. Toggle Rapid Trigger on (Default is off). Toggle Separate Press/Release sensitivity on (Default is off) to adjust downstroke & upstroke value (Default:0.1mm)

Here is an example of how you would configure actuation points to best handle various scenarios. We highly recommend users to tweak and experiment to find the best setup to suit their preferences.

USAGE ACTUATION VALUE BENEFIT
Competitive gaming 1.0mm Enables faster and more responsive inputs.
General use 2.0mm (Default) A good middle ground between speed and accuracy. This is the default setting.
Typing 3.0mm Reduces the likelihood of accidental keypresses.

FLASHTAP (SOCD)

The FlashTap (SOCD) tab allows you to choose between three different settings and assign specific key pairs to support FlashTap.

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A. Choose FlashTap tab.

B. Toggle FlashTap on (Default is off), then choose your preferred setting and assign the two keys as desired.

KEY CALIBRATION

The Key Calibration tab allows you to calibrate the magnetic switches listed in the Calibration Settings panel.
(See instruction video: https://youtu.be/wbyFtZx3KEE)

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A. Choose Key Calibration tab.

B. Select the keys you want to calibrate.

C. The switch types in the Switch Selector will highlight for selection. Choose the switch type installed on those keys.

D. Click the Calibrate button.

E. The keyboard will temporarily disconnect from the PC, which will bring you to the portal page where the MAKR PRO 75 device panel will not be visible. Follow the steps below to complete calibration:

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  1. Hold a key until that key and the FN key turn solid blue, then release the key.
  2. The FN key and the hold key will turn solid green once calibration is complete.
  3. Hold the FN key for 2 seconds to exit calibration mode and reset device- you will see the boot-up animation.
  4. After calibration is finished, the MAKR PRO 75 will reappear in the device panel.
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DEVICE SETTINGS

The Device Settings tab allows you to change advanced settings, adjust the polling rate, and update the firmware.

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A. Click the setting icon.

B. Change the advanced settings (Polling rate, brightness…etc).

MACRO RECORDING

Can be programmed in iCUE and CORSAIR WEB HUB.

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iCUE

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A. Choose Key Assignments tab.

B. Click assignment type Macro, starting Macro recording after remapping keys.

FACTORY RESET

Hold the ESC key while unplugging and plugging in the USB Type-C cable, then release the ESC key after two seconds. The keyboard will then be powered on, with factory default settings restored.

KDB 996369 D03 OEM Manual rule sections:

2.2 List of applicable FCC rules

This module has been tested for compliance to FCC Part 15.247, 15.249

 

2.3 Summarize the specific operational use conditions

The module is evaluated for compliance to standalone portable RF exposure use condition. Any other usage conditions such as colocation with other transmitter(s) will need a separate reassessment through a class II permissive change application or new certification

 

2.4 Limited module procedures

Not applicable.

 

2.6 RF exposure considerations

This equipment complies with FCC portable radiation exposure limits set forth for an uncontrolled environment. Further RF exposure reduction can be achieved if the product can be kept as far as possible from the user body.

 

2.7 Antennas

The following antennas have been certified for use with this module; antennas of the same type with equal or lower gain may also be used with this module, except as described below.

 

Antenna Manufacturer Unictron Technologies Corp.
Antenna Model CW801S
Antenna Type Chip Antenna
Antenna Gain (dBi) -4.07
Antenna Connector N/A

 

2.8 Label and compliance information

The final end product must be labeled in a visible area with the following: “Contains FCC ID: 2AAFM-RGP0175. The grantee's FCC ID can be used only when all FCC compliance requirements are met.

 

The OEM integrator has to be aware not to provide information to the end user regarding how to install or remove this RF module in the user’s manual of the end product which integrates this module.

The end product user manual shall include all required regulatory information/warning as shown in this manual.

 

2.9 Information on test modes and additional testing requirements

This transmitter is evaluated for compliance in a standalone portable RF exposure condition and any co-located or simultaneous transmission with other transmitter(s) will require a separate class II permissive change re-evaluation or new certification.

 

2.10 Additional testing, Part 15 Subpart B disclaimer

This transmitter module is tested as a subsystem and its certification does not cover the FCC Part 15 Subpart B (unintentional radiator) rule requirement applicable to the final host. The final host will still need to be reassessed for compliance to this portion of rule requirements if applicable.

 

OEM/Host manufacturers are ultimately responsible for the compliance of the Host and Module. The final product must be reassessed against all the essential requirements of the FCC rule such as FCC Part 15 Subpart B before it can be placed on the US market. This includes reassessing the transmitter module for compliance with the Radio and EMF essential requirements of the FCC rules. This module must not be incorporated into any other device or system without retesting for compliance as multi-radio and combined equipment.

 

As long as all conditions above are met, further transmitter test will not be required. However, the OEM integrator is still responsible for testing their end-product for any additional compliance requirements required with this module installed.

 

2.11 Note EMI Considerations

Please follow the guidance provided for host manufacturers in KDB publications 996369 D02 and D04.

 

2.12 How to make changes

Only Grantees are permitted to make permissive changes. Please contact us should the host integrator expect the module to be used differently than as granted: help.corsair.com

 

IMPORTANT NOTE: In the event that these conditions cannot be met (for example certain laptop configurations or co-location with another transmitter), then the FCC authorization is no longer considered valid and the FCC ID cannot be used on the final product. In these circumstances, the OEM integrator will be responsible for re-evaluating the end product (including the transmitter) and obtaining a separate FCC authorization.

This device is intended only for OEM integrators under the following conditions: (For module device use)
The transmitter module may not be co-located with any other transmitter or antenna.

As long as conditions above are met, further transmitter test will not be required. However, the OEM integrator is still responsible for testing their end-product for any additional compliance requirements required with this module installed.

Cet appareil est conçu uniquement pour les intégrateurs OEM dans les conditions suivantes: (Pour utilisation de dispositif module)
Le module émetteur peut ne pas être coïmplanté avec un autre émetteur ou antenne.

Tant que les conditions ci-dessus sont remplies, des essais supplémentaires sur l'émetteur ne seront pas nécessaires. Toutefois, l'intégrateur OEM est toujours responsable des essais sur son produit final pour toutes exigences de conformité supplémentaires requis pour ce module installé.

IMPORTANT NOTE:
In the event that these conditions can not be met (for example certain laptop configurations or co-location with another transmitter), then the Canada authorization is no longer considered valid and the IC ID can not be used on the final product. In these circumstances, the OEM integrator will be responsible for re-evaluating the end product (including the transmitter) and obtaining a separate Canada authorization.

NOTE IMPORTANTE:
Dans le cas où ces conditions ne peuvent être satisfaites (par exemple pour certaines configurations d'ordinateur portable ou de certaines co-localisation avec un autre émetteur), l'autorisation du Canada n'est plus considéré comme valide et l'ID IC ne peut pas être utilisé sur le produit final. Dans ces circonstances, l'intégrateur OEM sera chargé de réévaluer le produit final (y compris l'émetteur) et l'obtention d'une autorisation distincte au Canada.

End Product Labeling
The product can be kept as far as possible from the user body or set the device to lower output power if such function is available. The final end product must be labeled in a visible area with the following: “Contains IC:10954A-RGP0175.

Plaque signalétique du produit final
L'appareil peut être conservé aussi loin que possible du corps de l'utilisateur ou que le dispositif est réglé sur la puissance de sortie la plus faible si une telle fonction est disponible. Le produit final doit être étiqueté dans un endroit visible avec l'inscription suivante: "Contient des IC:10954A-RGP0175.

Manual Information To the End User
The OEM integrator has to be aware not to provide information to the end user regarding how to install or remove this RF module in the user’s manual of the end product which integrates this module.

The end user manual shall include all required regulatory information/warning as show in this manual.

Manuel d'information à l'utilisateur final
L'intégrateur OEM doit être conscient de ne pas fournir des informations à l'utilisateur final quant à la façon d'installer ou de supprimer ce module RF dans le manuel de l'utilisateur du produit final qui intègre ce module.
Le manuel de l'utilisateur final doit inclure toutes les informations réglementaires requises et avertissements comme indiqué dans ce manuel.

Battery Information

  • M/N(型號): 2670155
  • Capacity(電池容量): 3.7V, 4170mAh, 15.43Wh
  • Scan QR code for battery details
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FCC ID: 2AAFM-RGP0175 (Wireless module)
FCC ID: 2AAFM-RGP0146A (Dongle)

IC: 10954A-RGP0175 (Wireless module)
IC: 10954A-RGP0146 (Dongle)

Keyboard    
M/N(型號): RGP0176    
Rating(電壓電流): 5V 0.35A
LCD Module    
M/N(型號): RGP0174    
Rating(電壓電流): 3.3V 0.1A
Wireless Module    
M/N(型號): RGP0175    
Rating(電壓電流): 5V 1.5A

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