N52te

[Fear The Wrath]

I need help.. i bought the N52te and i opened up the profile editor.. but i cant figure out how to set it to that profile... i cant seem to change the keys for some reason. can someone please help:/

[bugilt]

apply changes

[Fear The Wrath]

still nothing.. on the left where all the keys are listed. they are set up how i like.. so i set them up so its 1, 2, 3, 4, and so on.. but its still the standard Q, W, E, R.... sigh..

[bugilt]

I just setup the basic profile on mine. Then saved the profile and applied and it worked.

[bugilt]

You gave me a reason to do a bit of research. I was trying to figure out how I could use the keymaps most effectively. I have the first keymap 1-= for the 1-14 keys and that is all I have needed so far. Now that I have reached level 40 I am staring to run out of keys on the n52te even with modifiers. I have yet to use the scroll button for anything, so i plan to use it to toggle keymaps. I'm still stuck on what keys to bind for the other keymaps. I only use the fkeys for target leader and focus. I might go ahead and move that function into a macro and use the fkeys.

I found this thread that has a bit about keymaps for wow.
http://www.n52te.com/community/index.php?showtopic=253

If you are still having trouble ask for help here:
http://www.n52te.com/community/index.php

I'm still a nub with my n52te.

[Chorizotarian]

How do you like the thumb dpad on the TE? I use the original n52, and I decided not to upgrade because it looked like I wouldn't like the new dpad.

[bugilt]

I mainly just use forward on it and the mouse to turn. It seems to work fine though.

[junx]

I'm really digging the new n52te. The buttons are easier to press, more like the original n50, and the thumb button(orange on the n52) is actually usable. The hat on the dpad is useless but it pops right off so that the dpad works like it does on the n52. The software is really terrible compared to the old software, but that's because it was designed by Razer who are notorious for crap software. But as long as you are just mapping keys and not writing complex hardware macros, the software does the job. It has one less shift state, but I didn't use more than two shift states anyway so that was no big deal for me. Picked mine up at Best Buy for $59 which was cheaper than I could find it online. Overall, I think it's a good upgrade for most n52 users and am glad I picked one up despite the negative reviews.