What does the G stand for on my keyboard?
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What does the G stand for on my keyboard?
The key with a G inside the crosshair/scope is the gaming mode key, this mode disables the Windows key on the keyboard.
What does the G mean on my Razer keyboard?
The G inside the crosshair is gaming mode, this mode disables the windows key on the keyboard. The Red button with the M is for when you are recording an on-the-fly macro on your keyboard.
What are the keys on a gaming keyboard?
The commonly used keys for gaming on a computer are the ‘W’, ‘A’, ‘S’, ‘D’, and the keys close and adjacent to these keys. These keys and style of using a keyboard is referred to as WASD. A gaming keypad will not only optimize the WASD layout, but will often contain extra functionality, such as volume control, the Esc.
How do I change my G key?
When you go to the keymap tab you just click the g key you want to change and select any of the options there. There are helpful presets as well as custom single key, multi-stroke, and the option to record delays for time based stuff.
What does FN F8 Do Logitech?
The Game Mode aspect means users can disable the annoying Windows key by pressing FN + F8. However, users can load up Logitech’s utility to disable any key when Game Mode is on so that you’re not accidentally firing up an email client while trying to fight off highly annoying opponents.
What do macro keys do?
Simply put, the macro key is a shortcut of key sequences. A key sequence is a series of keyboard keystrokes, mouse actions, or menu actions that are bound to a command. The macro key can also be used to conveniently launch a program.
What does the G do on Logitech keyboard?
With some Logitech gaming keyboards, a “G” in a circle is a keyboard function key that enables Game mode. When enabled, Game mode disables the Windows key. For example, pressing Fn + F8 on the Logitech G513 keyboard enables and disables Game mode.
The M is an indicator of macro status. The razer keyboards allow recording macros of key presses for use in games or apps.