MAKR PRO 75

• Wireless Module

• LCD 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).

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.

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)

1. Remove the rotary dial module.

• Flip the kit upside down and remove the housing screws.

• Once the screws are removed, carefully flip it back over while holding the housing together to prevent any components from falling apart.

• Pull off the dial.

• Carefully lift the top housing upwards. Disconnect the ribbon cable from the housing.

• Remove the three screws securing the rotary dial module.

• Fully remove the dial module and store it in a safe place.

2. Install LCD Module

• Install the ring onto the upward-facing housing. (Backward-facing will not work.)

• Flip LCD to the back and secure it with three screws.

• Reattach the ribbon cable to the top housing.

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.

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).

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

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

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.

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

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

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

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.

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.

• Press FN + Right Alt to exit and try out your new settings.

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.

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.

• Press FN + Right Alt to exit and try out your new settings.

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

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.

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

• 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 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

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

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

The Lighting Effects tab allows you to program lighting effects.

A. Choose Lighting Effects tab.

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

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

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.

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

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.

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.

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.

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

A. Choose Rotary Dial tab.

B. Pick the dial mode.

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

A. Choose FlashTap tab.

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

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

A. Click the Device Settings tab.

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

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

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

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.

The Lighting Effects tab allows you to program lighting effects.

A. Choose Lighting Effects tab.

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

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

A. Choose Key Assignments tab.

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

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

A. Choose Rotary Dial tab.

B. Toggle your desired modes on and off.

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

A. Choose Performance tab.

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

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.

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).

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.

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.

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

A. Choose FlashTap tab.

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

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

A. Click the setting icon.

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

Can be programmed in iCUE and CORSAIR WEB HUB.

A. Choose Key Assignments tab.

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

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.

FCC ID: 2AAFM-RGP0175 (Wireless module)
FCC ID: 2AAFM-RGP0146A (Dongle)

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

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