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In CUE, inside the SETTINGS > PROGRAM Tab, there is an option to "automatically add new profiles saved in the devices" (translated from my language so it may slightly differ). It should do what you're asking.
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Have you assigned any action to those buttons from CUE? If so which actions/macros have you added?
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Yes. The firmware file has been posted by James in a post but I can't really recall where right now... You can try asking Corsair support if they can provide the file.
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How do you flash your firmware for a K70 rgb?
I was told to flash my firmware in attempt to fix the issue my k70 rgb is having but I'm not sure how to do that?
You need to flash it from the CUE software. In case CUE does not detect it there is a way to hard-flash the firmware to the keyboard but it involves a different process that only the Corsair support knows.
Have you tried with CUE yet? You need to open it and go in SETTINGS > DEVICES > find your device in the list > hit the "Update Firmware" button.
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The Z170 chipset is really new, Corsair might need to adjust the firmware for it.
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Which keyboard exactly? You didn't list it.
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I've been patiently waiting for a passthrough keystroke on macros. My Prime example: I play BF4. I have set up a lighting scheme that blacks out any keys I dont use during the normal course of playing. However, I need/want all illuminated while typing, so I set up several extra modes that illuminate all keys to red for "all" chat, blue for "team" and green for "squad" which is awesome. the problem is, I want my enter key to both send the message (function AS a return!) as well as change my mode back to default. I can make it do one, or the other...but not both.
There is a tutorial on how to do that editing the exported action file and then re-importing it. I can't fine the link right now thought, I'm on mobile.
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Update of firmware on K70 fails.
http://i.imgur.com/4JDbd8V.png
Do you have a K70 non-RGB or the newer RGB version? This thread is only for the RGB version while that firmware update is for the old non-RGB one.
And in case you have the old non-RGB version then you probably don't need it anyway, the FW update is quite old and all the keyboards being sold now are already updated to it from the factory most likely.
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Yeah, having CUE installed or not shouldn't affect it.
I think your best option is to open a ticket with Corsair's support and see what they say. You might have a defective mouse.
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Do you have another computer you can try the mouse on? Just to get outside of the possible issues the computer itself.
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As long as you can choose if you want to use it or not that's fine with me.
I hate that synapse forces you to do that regardless and it also forces you to login to use it. If they go that same route I'll avoid them like I'm avoiding Razer already.
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Currently, when assigning a keystroke to any key, we are limited to only 2 modifiers (e.g. Shift, Alt, Ctrl).
This means that I can assign a keystroke "Ctrl + Alt + 1" to a key, but I can't assign a keystroke "Ctrl + Alt + Shift + 1" to a key.
Since I can actually press all 4 keys at once and have a game register the input, I doubt it's a hardware limitation. I presume this was a software design choice in CUE.
Therefore, I'm requesting that this functionality be added to a future release of CUE.
Thanks!
I asked for the same a while ago. As a work around for now I'm recording macros instead.
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So yeah, the title kind of explains it. Are there are corsair mice that have this feature?
No, free spinning is a Logitech patent as far as I know. You won't see it on any other mouse than a Logitech one.
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Better idea would be for CUE to have a auto clean function where it can delete any unused lighting or action. Then it could jsut list which lighting effects are used on the profile page
Not practical, if you have a "cool" effect you want to use in a profile and forget about it such function would remove it.
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what happens if you use it in more then one profile
List them all separated by a comma :p:
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Even a column that tells you in which profiles the lightning/macro is used would be better than nothing. At least we'd find immediately if something is not used. Or just what is used where.
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Ahhh okay, I thought you wanted the NA layout.
UK layout with brown switches is available here if you want:
- OLD Sails logo: https://www.overclockers.co.uk/showproduct.php?prodid=KB-044-CS
- NEW gaming logo (comes also with a couple of free items): https://www.overclockers.co.uk/showproduct.php?prodid=KB-029-CS
As for purchasing a red switches one and then replacing them later, I don't suggest you this option. Right now, as far as I know, the Cherry MX RGB switches are not available for sale anywhere. You'll have to wait who knows how much before you can get them.
- OLD Sails logo: https://www.overclockers.co.uk/showproduct.php?prodid=KB-044-CS
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- Yes, you can have a static color saved on the onboard memory. Without CUE you won't be able to have any active "effects" running but that doesm't seem a problem based on what you wrote.
- To setup the initial green/yellow color and save it in the onboard memory you will need CUE at least once to create the profile and save it in the keyboard. There is no way around that.
- That's fine, if you don't need macros it will work just fine.
- There is a brightness button that has 4 levels and you can use it without CUE: 0, 33, 66 and 100%.
- You should be able to find brown switches just fine, I do have a K70 RGB Brown switches with NA layout.
- Yes, you can have a static color saved on the onboard memory. Without CUE you won't be able to have any active "effects" running but that doesm't seem a problem based on what you wrote.
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which alt tab issue?
If you have a profile linked to a program and try to alt-tab from it it immediately selects the next program without letting you press TAB more times to choose the program to go to.
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hmh... guess this may be my last post in this forum if its not allowed to post his own little opinion
You can certainly post your opinion, however, posting it in the FAQ thread is the wrong place ;):
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The keyboard has been out for 7 months so far and, apart from some hardware related issues, I haven't seen anyone complain that the LEDs are dying like in the old non-RGB keyboards. And you can be sure that there are people that keep the keyboard on 24/7.
Other than that you'd have to find out which leds Corsair is using and check their datasheet to find out a possible lifespan. That's the most "precise" answer you can get on here, unless some Corsair employee provides the answer directly :)
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Save your default profile on the onboard memory and you should be fine. Most likely you made a new profile in CUE and setup it as default there, however, when CUE is not running the keyboard goes back to the profile saved in the onboard memory.
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Great, thanks for the update ::pirate::
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Where is the firmware update that was said to be in testing phase weeks ago?
We have been having this problem for months now, and by now it feels like this will never be resolved...
James posted an update about all the current "major" issues in this thread: http://forum.corsair.com/v3/showthread.php?t=137940
Here's the piece of post that talks about the slow boot up:
3.) Long POST process in BIOS: This issue is actually related to how certain BIOS in a small group of motherboards have a difficult time communicating with the keyboard in POST. To be frank, the USB enumeration from the keyboard is too quick for some BIOS to properly receive and hence ends up hanging the BIOS for a prolonged (2-3 mins) at a time. This doesn’t affect all BIOS either but it is aggravating for those who experience it. The temporary workaround you can use is to toggle the button on top of the keyboard to change the polling rate from 1/2/4/8 to BIOS and then change it back afterwards. The long term solution is that we may implement some type of delay for the keyboard to be registered to bypass those systems that have this BIOS issue. We’re also working with some of the motherboard manufacturers to resolve it through a BIOS update too.
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