ZALMAN ZM-K700M User manual

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ZM-K700M supports various backlight functions under both USB interface and PS/2 interface.
Please visit www.zalman.com for additional resources on customizing the backlight.
Keyboard backlight customization
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Light ON/OFF
Backlight
Brightness Control
Key LED
Brightness Control
Key Touch Mode
Key Wave Mode
Key LED Mode
Key Mask Mode
Key Mask Mode
• Holding down the FN button will show the current LED mode and status. (LED on each
related key lights on)
• When the backlight brightness is high and the key LED light brightness is low, pressing the
keys feel as if the pressed keys were turning off.
• Turns on or off the light on the keys.
• To adjust the brightness of backlight
Press FN and 1 to decrease brightness and FN and 2 to increase brightness
• To adjust the brightness of individual keys
FN + 3 to decrease brightness and FN + 4 increase brightness.
The more difference in the brightness between the backlight and the individual key LED
lights, the effects become more distinct.
• Pressed keys will blink
• Pressed keys will light up, and the backlight will softly glow the surrounding area.
Press FN and 6 to switch between 3 different Key Wave modes.
• Turns on the selected keys only.After pressing FN and 7, select your keys you wish to light up.
• Turns on the selected keys only, and all other keys will not function.
• 6 different pre-programed patterns. Pressing FN and 9 runs 6 different LED demo one by one.
FunctionKey
Search
MediaPlayer
Next
VolumeDown
Z-Key & 6-Key
: Mode-change
GotoGoogle.com(Hot-key)
Mycomputer
E-mail
Previous
Windows key-Lock
Muto
ʻCalculatorʼrunby
ʻNumLockʼdoubleclick
Currentfirmwaredisplay(Run
“Memo”andpressshortcutkey.)
Webbrowser
Wallpaper
Play/Pause
Allkeys-Lock
VolumeUp
Online
UserManual

Standard Repeat Speed (Normal) is Windows standard speed. ZM-K700M supports 4 different speeds
from Standard to 100 Character Per Second (CPS).
Automatic Input Registration
The meter is located on the far right side which shows how fast the user is performing the following actions:
• It shows the speed of Key input typing (Up and Down).
• It goes up or down according to the volume Up and Down.
• It goes up or down with 8 steps according to the brightness of LED.
• It goes up or down according to the level of macro running speed.
Speed Meter
ZM-K700Mhasaninternalmemoryanditsupportshardwarelevelmacrofunctionwhichrecordstheuser
definedmacrokeysdirectlyandpromptlywithoutanysoftware.Ithastheseparateanddifferent
macrosettingaccordingtoZ-keymodeandN-Keymode.
Hardware Macro (automated key sequence)
Z-key mode
PS/2 USB PS/2 USB
N-keymode
Breath Mode
Equalizer Mode
Define mode
• Softly glows and dims at regular interval.
• LED Equalizer effect (6 different) moving based on ambient sound. Pressing FN and –
to run 6 different LED effect.
• AGC (Internal amplifier auto-controlling) function supported.
• Define the keys that will be used in ‘Key LED’ and ‘Key Mask’ mode.After pressing FN and
=, select the keys. The selected keys will turn on.
Switch between the modes (Z-key mode or N-key mode) by pressing FN and Z. Z-key mode is mainly
for gaming and N-key mode is the standard mode for general purpose. Switching between modes have
a 1~3 second time delay. Some functions are limited under N-key mode as shown below.
Z-key mode & N-key mode
StandardSpeed,Normal
Mode
Macro
Key-Input N-key Rollover N-key Rollover N key Rollover
RGBLogoLED On RGB Logo LED Off
Supports Timing Macro only (M1 ~ M5)
4 Speeds 4 Speeds
Standard Speed (Fixed)
G1, G2, G3, Loop,Auto
Usable Usable Unusable
Logo LED
Repeat Speed
Function Keys
• Under USB connection, we recommend using Standard Speed (Normal) because it may cause
malfunction with common applications or games.
• If the user want to fully utilize the faster inputs in gaming, PS/2 connection is strongly advised.

G1: Timing Macro 1
G2: Timing Macro 2
G3: Timing Macro 3
<Loop> Loop Macro
<Auto> Auto Macro
M1: Timing Macro 1
M2: Timing Macro 2
M3: Timing Macro 3
M4: Timing Macro 4
M5: Timing Macro 5
Z-key Mode N-key Mode
TimingMacro
•WhenamacroisrecordedandprogrammedviaTiming Macro,itrememberssequenceofthe
pressedkeysandthetimeintervalbetweentheinputs.Themacrorunsonlyonce.
LoopMacro
•WhenamacroisrecordedandprogrammedviaLoop Macro,itrememberssequenceofthe
pressedkeysandthetimeintervalbetweentheinputs,andrepeatedendlessly.
•Tostop“LoopMacro”function,press“LoopMacro”keyagain.
•UsercaninputotherkeysadditionallywhilerunningʻLoopMacroʼ.
AutoMacro
•WhenamacroisrecordedandprogrammedviaAuto Macro,itremembersthepressedkeysand
registersallatonceinloop.
•Forexample,iftheusertypes“ABCD”viaAutoMacro,“ABCDABCDABCD….”willberegistered.
•TostopAutoMacro,press“AutoMacro”keyagain.
•UsercaninputotherkeysadditionallywhilerunningʻAutoMacroʼ.
HowtoSetMarco
•PressanymacrokeyyouwanttosetwhilepressingFN.Forexample,press“FN+M1”
•When[Z]logoLEDonSpeedMeterstartstoblinkingslowly,startpressingthekeys(maximum140
characters).
•PressFNkeyagainoncetheinputiscompleted.[Z]logoLEDwillturnoffandthemacrosetting
issaved.
•Toaddmouseinput/clickinthemacro:IfkeyboardisconnectedthroughUSB,VolumeUp,Mute,
VolumeDownwillbeleftclick,middle,andrightclickrespectively.Nomouseinput/clickisavailable
forPS/2connection.
AdjustingtheTimeBetweenMacroExecution
•FN+rightarrowkey:10%fasterthantheoriginalsetting(Max10timesfaster)
•FN+leftarrowkey:10%slowerthantheoriginalsetting(Maxtimeinterval65seconds)

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