1. Key Setting

1. Enter the link (https://www.micropackhk.com/) to download Micropack K-68M Setup Software and open MICROPACK Driver.

2. Path: Select keyboard Settings in the upper left corner, enter the page and select key setting (to avoid inconsistent precision of Hall components caused by temperature variation and road bumps).

3. Click to open the Setting System, then press the button to set. The button will turn to green that indicate the setting is successful. Click to complete the setting before execution.

2. Customize the buttons

 Button type to be set:

Function type	Optional operation
combination key	Basic character/extensive character
Macro Settings	Set the recorded macro
function key	FN/Multimedia control/volume control/brightness adjustment/computer/search (a total of 20 presets)
Disable the button	* After disabling, the button will not be triggered. To disable, you need to restore the default

 

Key combination setting steps:

1. Click the key (such as ESC) on the virtual keyboard that needs to be set as a combination key.

2. Add a combination key (you can set basic characters and extended characters, and support up to 3 key combinations.)

3. Save Settings (After completing the configuration of the combination key, click the "Confirm" button at the bottom right to save the changes.)

Instance:

Steps for setting the magnetic axis travel:

1. Click the key (such as W) on the virtual keyboard to set the trip.

2. Adjust the progress bar of the trip (swipe up or click "+" and "-" to set the lift / press distance)

Dead zone / RT Stab / Miscontact mode interpretation:

Dead zone setting at the bottom of the button:

The distance from the bottom to the lifting is commonly known as "dead zone". Dead zone can reduce the disconnection problem caused by environmental interference of the magnetic axis. The bottom dead zone of the magnetic axis can be customized according to your personal needs. After setting, this section of travel will not trigger.

RT Stab: After opening, the algorithm will intervene to enhance the stability of the bottom of the shaft. The greater the intervention percentage, the stronger the stability, and the delay will also increase.

Error prevention mode: Prevent desktop shaking from being triggered at the limit performance or the travel tolerance of the shaft may cause 0.1mm. After opening, the bottom key algorithm is optimized to make up for the travel difference and improve the stability of the keyboard.

3. Advanced key Settings

Advanced key features allow you to set different trigger modes for individual keys, such as dynamic key travel (DKS), hold/press (MT), toggle switch (LTG), and Snap key.

Dynamic key range (DKS): A single key can be triggered by different functions depending on the degree of press. In keyboard Settings, you can set up up to four different trigger points for the same key, each corresponding to a different function.

Dynamic key distance setting steps:

1. Select the key on the keyboard diagram.

2. The four boxes below can be set with different function keys respectively.

3. Click "+" to set the trigger key distance of different functions! (If not set, it cannot be triggered).

4. Click the "Confirm" button to write the key.

Hold / Click (MT): A single button can be triggered in two different ways: hold and click.

Hold/Click (MT) Settings steps:

1. Select the key on the keyboard diagram.

2. Select the keys to be triggered by pressing and clicking on the two buttons below, and click the "Confirm" button to write the keys.

Switch (LTG): The button can be set to two different trigger modes and switched on or off by clicking the button.

 Switching switch (LTG) Settings:

1. Select the key on the keyboard diagram.

2. Select long press or click (single choice) below.

3. Select the function to be set, click the "Confirm" button to write the key.

Snap key: Used to bind two keys, in order to successfully prevent key conflict, the last key pressed is executed as the operation input first, when these two keys are pressed simultaneously.

 Snap key Setting steps:

1. Click the input box below the button 1, and select the button on the keyboard map.

2. Click the input box below button 2 and select the button on the keyboard diagram.

3. Click the "Confirm" button to bind these two keys.

4. Macro button programming

Recording and editing:

Functionality	Explain
Recording accuracy	Record the key sequence in milliseconds (ms)
Loop pattern	Support single/cycle/sticky continuous trigger
Delay insertion	You can manually add the delay interval (1ms~65535ms)

 

Record macro operation process:

1. Enter macro editing

2. Create a new macro file

3. Click to start recording

4. Write the key operation

5. Pause recording

6. Click Save

5. Lighting system Settings

Lighting mode library

classify	Contains patterns (21 in total)
Dynamic lighting effects	Ripples of blue / stars and stars / flowing water / following the shadow / mountains and hills / sine wave / two birds with one stone / snow flying in the sky / meteor
Static lighting effects	Changchang / Spectral cycle / Follow the wave / Colorful spring / Flowers in bloom / Turn the corner / Colorful and crosswise / No trace in the snow / Light and shadow
Interactive lighting	Custom/Music Rhythm (USB-C input response)

Parameter adjustment

Adjust the dimension	Option
Luminance	0% (off)/33%/66%/100% (four levels)
Velocity	Slow / medium speed / fast / ultra-fast (four gears)
Play mode	Up/down/left/right/Z turn/expand/shrink clockwise/counterclockwise
Colour	Monochrome fixed/colorful gradient/custom RGB value (support color palette selection)

Custom lighting effects: Users can set different lighting colors and modes for each key on the keyboard according to their personal preferences, through the driver software. You can choose specific color brightness, speed, and even create dynamic lighting effects to make the keyboard lights more personalized and unique.