- Full RGB LEDS(support kinds of light effects)
- Full Switch Hot swappable sockets(can support both 3pin and 5pin switches)
- Dual Mode(cable Mode+Bluetooth 5.0 Mode)
- Type C(USB detachable design)
- NKRO
- Setting Memory Core
- Turn on battery button at bottom of case
- Fn+Tab change to Bluetooth mode
- Fn+Q/W/E to choose 1 device
- Press Fn+P for 5 sec, make sure MKB87 is in bluetooth pairing mode
- Open your pc or mobile device Bluetooth function, then search keyboard and connect it.
Pls pay attention: when you connect with PC through cable, pls make sure you turn off the battery button and press Fn+tab to change the MKB87 to Cable mode, otherwise the keyboard wont work.
The green indicator light below the space button is on, indicating that the battery is charging. When the power is 100%, the green indicator will automatically turn off
- Fn+Arrow Keys----Adjust brightness and RGB effect speed
- Fn+Ins---RGB led on/off
- Fn+PgUp---Lighting effect cycle(RGB color)
- Fn+PgDn---Lighting effect cycle(single color)
- Fn+Tab---Cable Mode/Bluetooth Mode change
- Fn+P for 5 sec---Bluetooth pairing mode
- Fn+Q/W/E---You can change between 3 different bluetooth device
- Fn+Win---Lock/Unlock Win
- Fn+Spacebar for 3 sec----Reset default setting
- Fn+S---MAC OS Mode
- Fn+A---Win Mode
[...] Change the fnmode variable on your system from the boolean 1 to 0. You should be able to do this by piping an echo 0 command to tee on the file itself:
echo 0 | sudo tee /sys/module/hid_apple/parameters/fnmode
If that doesn't work, remember to set it back to 1 for consistency's sake:
echo 1 | sudo tee /sys/module/hid_apple/parameters/fnmode
Permanent:
echo "options hid_apple fnmode=0" | sudo tee /etc/modprobe.d/hid_apple.conf
sudo update-initramfs -u -k all
Optional afterwards: reboot