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Okay - I've had this for a couple weeks now and haven't taken any time to program anything in the keys yet.
When I go to the Logitech Key Profiler it gives me options to rename stuff and then I can't figure out how to get it to cast certain keys (like ALT 3) or do a macro.
I searched but haven't found a guide on here for someone who programmed their G110. Anyone have a link they can share?
Thanks again - I don't know what I'd do without all the help I get here at DB.com!
Mal
i dont know about the G110 specificly, but i have the g15 and you just open up the profiler, right click and "assign keystroke" i believe it is, can't look right now as i'm at work. then you just put the set of keys you want it to be in the profiler and mimic that for the keys in game and you are set.
Which profiler are you using? There is a legacy profiler and the new one, the latter is a little more complicated to setup defined keystrokes.
Logitech G-Series Key Profiler (3.03.133) is what it says about it.Quote:
Originally Posted by crowdx
First off make sure your logitech profiler is running as administrator.
the screenshots below are from v7.00.291 ( this is the same software that is is now used for the G110 & G13)
open the logitech profiler, i tend to stick with the default profile.
right click on the key you require to change and click edit (or assisgn keystroke on the version you are running)
http://img109.imageshack.us/img109/1557/click1.jpg
clear the key files and select the key assignments you require.
http://img51.imageshack.us/img51/8274/click2u.jpg
Thanks - that makes perfect sense - I was a bit confused.
Okay -
I got the programming right. However it only works when I'm using a single instance of WoW. Not when I'm using ISBoxer to run my teams.
Do I need to create something in ISBoxer to allow for them to broadcast the keybinding I have put in?
For example I put my mounts on G9/G10 since they are handy. I put my focus for each team member on G1, G2, G7, and G8. I put my heroism on G3.
I'm in ISBoxer right now trying to figure it out.
Never mind! I am too old to learn stuff, but I figured it out in ISBoxer. :)