How many keys can i press simultaneously? N-Key Rollover?
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I can press 10 keys simultaneously and get them all down, so practically it should be as much as you need.
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The K40 does have full rollover support. The k30 looks like its software driven.... according to corsairs website.
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Hello MarceloYes you can. I have one as Ctrl and one key as Shift. I use them in combination with the mouse buttons to select and move/copy items in Windows. In this case, the key must have only one code assigned to it (Ctrl OR Shift OR Alt) otherwise you need to supply the key-up code as well.
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No. They are just the normal multimedia combo keys (Fn+F Keys) not programmable.
594064
It depends on how you set it up. You do have to follow a sequence and if you set it up you can have your lock combination to include multiple buttons at the same time.
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Yes, but note that pressing multiple keys in this orientation is difficult! In fact, any time you choose a combo of several keys, they have to be pressed PRECISELY at the same time or it will give an error; for this reason, I would not opt for combinations involving pressing more than 2 keys at the same time. Also you have to be ready for the door to flop open and the contents to fall out. I wouldn't recommend trying the upside down option.
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I'm not sure, but I think two. I know I bought an extra one, but I'm already down to two keys I can actually lay my hands on. Hope this helps! The machine is a wonderful device, btw!
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As long as your computer can handle it, you can use all your fingers and toes at the same time. If you plan to go this route, I'd at least suggest the Impulse 61 and a rotating, well cushioned keyboard throne so you can have a little room for all 20 digits to move & can do so without a numb bum. (assuming you're lucky enough to have them all):) But seriously, If you're using this in a live environment, I personally would go with the 61. Enough room to let your hands breathe without taking up so much real estate on the stage that it's constantly at risk of being knocked over. What are your intended uses? I may have more input (and possibly less jokes. heh heh) As long as your computer can handle it, you can use all your fingers and toes at the same time. If you plan to go this route, I'd at least suggest the Impulse 61 and a rotating, well cushioned keyboard throne so you can have a little room for all 20 digits to move & can do so without a numb bum. (assuming you're lucky enough to have them all):) But seriously, If you're using this in a live environment, I personally would go with the 61. Enough room to let your hands breathe without taking up so much real estate on the stage that it's constantly at risk of being knocked over. What are... » Read More As long as your computer can handle it, you can use all your fingers and toes at the same time. If you plan to go this route, I'd at least suggest the Impulse 61 and a rotating, well cushioned keyboard throne so you can have a little room for all 20 digits to move & can do so without a numb bum. (assuming you're lucky enough to have them all):) But seriously, If you're using this in a live environment, I personally would go with the 61. Enough room to let your hands breathe without taking up so much real estate on the stage that it's constantly at risk of being knocked over. What are your intended uses? I may have more input (and possibly less jokes. heh heh) « Show Less
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You can do two button combos. I don't think three is possible. Plus, you can only use each button once, so if you were able to do three, you'd use up most of the buttons on one press.
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I'm not sure as I don't use those "non function" keys. Keep in mind, to use the traditional function key you have to hold the activate function key at the bottom left corner. If you don't, you can be in the middle of a game, for example, and suddenly activate a media player. It's mapped in reverse to the traditional keyboard. I'll try to test it tonight.
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Yes, for the most part. W,A,S,D and later in the game, Q, F, and G are added (as you get more abilities). I had no problem playing with a mouse and these keys.
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in the keyboard world there are 60, 66, 70 and 88 key keyboards. Who knows maybe there are even more varieties.
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a program called 'AutoHotKey' will allow you to do so by writing a script. Any key or mouse button can be mapped to any other key or mouse button.
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Yes, it support more than one key at a time, it's good for gaming while it works, mine works just 3 months and then die.
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Well I myself almost always use a mouse. But the response from Becky seems helpful. She says it can, by pressing (Fn and F7 simultaneously. It's worth a try!!
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I think the code can be up to 8 digits. I don't understand your second question. If your code is, for example, 3456, you would press the 3-4 key twice and the 5-6 key twice. If your code is 2764, you would press the 1-2 key once, the 7-8 key once, the 5-6 key once, and the 3-4 key once. I hope this helps.
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Yes, there are software programs such as 'keytweak' that allow you to re-map your keys. I frequently re-map home/end & page up/down so that home and end can be pressed without using the FN key
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There is an FN key, but it does not look like function keys. I don't know if there is a way to use other keys for this purpose, but it it is not indicated on the keyboard.