One 2 MiniEvery page of the printed manual, rebuilt as one interactive reference — hover, click and toggle your way through every layer, mode and macro.
A 60% mechanical keyboard with Cherry MX switches, per-key RGB or single-colour lighting, onboard macro recording and a Minesweeper game hiding in the firmware. This page covers every function from the original 26-page manual (pp. 25–48).
Specifications & Features
Specification
- Type Mechanical keyboard
- Switch Cherry MX switches, or Cherry MX RGB switches
- Keycap material PBT or ABS
- Printing method Double-shot or laser engrave
- Origin Taiwan
- Size 302 × 108 × 40 mm
- Weight 590 g
Features
- Cherry MX key switches for quality assurance
- Various RGB LED lighting modes, including brand-new game modes
- True USB Type-C interface, compatible with all Type-C devices
- Provides mouse functions for a convenient experience
- Miniature yet packed with features
- Supports Ducky Macro through hardware — personalise functions as you like
- RGB version with a four-layer PCB, insisting on the best specs
- PBT double-shot seamless keycaps for an exceptional typing feel
Interactive Keyboard Explorer
Every key does up to five jobs depending on what you hold. Pick a layer below, then hover or click any key on the board for the full description. Layout shown: US ANSI.
DIP Switch Functions
Four physical switches on the underside of the keyboard change low-level behaviour before the firmware even boots. Flip them below to see the effect.
Bottom-right key cluster order
Backlit Modes
Cycle modes with Fn+Alt+T. Adjust animation speed with Fn+Alt+J (slower) / Fn+Alt+L (faster). Hold Fn+Alt+T for 3 seconds to kill all backlighting, including CM1/CM2.
Click a mode to preview it. In Reactive, hover the little keys yourself.
RGB colour-adjustable modes ⚙ marked only
Reactive, Breathe, 100% Full Backlit and Radar can have their RGB colour adjusted:
| Fn+Alt+Z | Adjust red (R) — 10 levels |
| Fn+Alt+X | Adjust green (G) — 10 levels |
| Fn+Alt+C | Adjust blue (B) — 10 levels |
| Fn+Alt+V | Erase red / green / blue setting |
| Fn+Alt+Space | Colour palette — press a key to sample that colour; all keys match it |
Single-colour brightness
The single-LED version swaps RGB colour mixing for two brightness keys:
| Fn+Alt+Z | Decrease brightness |
| Fn+Alt+X | Increase brightness |
All ten / eight modes, in firmware order:
RGB: Wave (default) → Colour Cycle → Rain Drop → Ripple → Random Reactive → Reactive → Breathe → 100% Full Backlit → Radar → Off.
Single: Wave (default) → Colour Cycle → Ripple → Reactive → Breathe → 100% Full Backlit → Radar → Off.
LED Zone Customization — CM1 / CM2
Two independent custom lighting layers let you paint specific keys their own static colour, on top of any other backlit mode. Try the recording flow below — it mirrors the real hardware sequence.
CM1 / CM2 cycle & record
| Fn+Alt+G | Cycle CM1: on with custom colour → breathe → off |
| Fn+Alt+B | Cycle CM2: on with custom colour → breathe → off |
| Fn+Alt+Caps Lock | Hold 3s until G (CM1) / B (CM2) light up — press one to choose which layer to record |
| Caps Lock+Left Shift | REC Over — finish recording |
While recording RGB
| Caps Lock+Z | Adjust red — 10 levels |
| Caps Lock+X | Adjust green — 10 levels |
| Caps Lock+C | Adjust blue — 10 levels |
| Caps Lock+V | Erase all LED colour |
| Caps Lock+Space | Open colour palette |
Single-colour version: only Caps Lock+Z (decrease) / Caps Lock+X (increase brightness) apply.
Drag the wheel for hue & saturation, the slider for brightness — pick from the full spectrum, then + Save colour to pin it alongside the swatches above. The real board steps through 10 levels per R/G/B channel (~1,000 shades); this picker covers the whole range for planning your layout.
1 · Arm recording → 2 · Pick a colour → 3 · Click keys on the mini-board to paint them → 4 · Press REC Over to finish.
Ducky Gaming Interaction Mode
Two easter-mode games are baked into the firmware. Both close automatically after 10 minutes of inactivity, or the instant you start any other Fn+Alt lighting mode.
Fn+Alt+N / Fn+Alt+M
Fn+Alt+N flashes 2 blocks, Fn+Alt+M flashes 4 blocks. Hold for 3 seconds to start multi-block flashing, tap Spacebar to lock a random block, tap again for the next round. Speed follows Fn+Alt+J / Fn+Alt+L.
Fn+Alt+, (comma)
Hold for 3 seconds to start. The keyboard randomly seeds 1+ mines; take turns pressing keys. RGB: green = safe, red = mine, game over. Single-LED: steady light = safe, ripple = mine. Press any blank key to start the next round.
Multimedia Function & Debounce Time
Built-in mouse emulation
| Fn+W | Mouse cursor up | Fn+Q | Left mouse button |
| Fn+A | Mouse cursor left | Fn+E | Right mouse button |
| Fn+S | Mouse cursor down | Fn+R | Roller up |
| Fn+D | Mouse cursor right | Fn+F | Roller down |
Debounce time setting
| 5 ms | Fn+Alt+Y |
| 10 ms (default) | Fn+Alt+U |
| 15 ms | Fn+Alt+I |
| 25 ms | Fn+Alt+O |
Hold the combo for 3 seconds — the keyboard flashes 3 times to confirm. Debounce smooths out the metal contact "bounce" inside each switch: shorter times react faster but can misfire; the 10 ms default is recommended unless you have a specific reason to change it.
Demo Mode & Display Mode
Demo mode
Left Ctrl+Left Shift+Caps Lock held while plugging the keyboard into a power source.
Display mode
Fn+Alt+Ctrl held for 3 seconds.
Reset to Factory Defaults & Windows Key Lock
Reset to factory defaults
| US ANSI / EU ISO layout | Left Win+Right Win |
| JP JIS layout | Fn+Left Win |
Hold for 3 seconds — the backlight flashes 3 times once the keyboard has been reset.
Enable / disable Windows key lock
Fn+any Alt+any Windows key, held for 3 seconds.
The backlight flashes 3 times to confirm the Windows key has been enabled or disabled.
Ducky Mini Macro — Profiles & Recording
Step 1 — choose a profile
| Fn+Alt+1 | Profile 1 | Factory settings (default) |
| Fn+Alt+2 | Profile 2 | Customise Macro key features |
| Fn+Alt+3 | Profile 3 | |
| Fn+Alt+4 | Profile 4 | |
| Fn+Alt+5 | Profile 5 | |
| Fn+Alt+6 | Profile 6 | Customise Macro key features |
Hotkeys
| Fn+Alt+Tab | Hold 3s: start recording · Press 1s: finish recording |
| Fn+Alt+Esc | Caps Lock blinks the selected profile number |
| Fn+Alt+Backspace | Delete current profile value |
| Fn+Alt | Press 1s to finish recording the current key and pick another |
On power-up, Caps Lock & Num Lock blink to show the active profile. Only profiles 2–6 can be customised.
Recording a macro — the full sequence
Select a profile
Switch to profile 2–6 with Fn+Alt+2…6 — profile 1 is factory-locked.
Start recording
Press Fn+Alt+Tab for 3 seconds. Caps Lock / indicator flashes slowly while armed.
Pick the key to reprogram
Press the key you want to bind. It blinks (on backlit versions) and the indicator flashes swiftly.
Record the macro
Type any sequence of keys, then choose how it plays back and whether the original timing is kept.
Chain another key (optional)
Press Fn+Alt to jump out of the current recording and select another key to bind.
Finish
Press Fn+Alt+Tab for 1 second to save and return to normal profile use.
Configurable layers
- Standard layer
- Fn layer
- Fn+Ctrl layer
Not assignable
- Fn — reserved as the layer-switch key
- Caps Lock — reserved as the recording indicator
Supports N keys recorded — and output — simultaneously. Macro playback follows the actual typing speed you recorded it at.
Ducky Macro Key Tables
These are candidate actions you can bind to any key through the recording flow above — each one needs to be recorded onto a key before it does anything.
Needs to be recorded onto a key first before use.
Macro Set-up Examples
Set the active profile to 2–6 before recording any of these.
Example A — Remap Z to output Q
Fn+Alt+Tab (3s) → Z → Q → Fn+Alt → Fn+Alt+Tab (1s)
Example B — Z shows the Desktop
Fn+Alt+Tab (3s) → Z → Win+D → Fn+Alt → Fn+Alt+Tab (1s)
Example C — Fn+Ctrl+M mutes volume
Fn+Alt+Tab (3s) → Fn+Ctrl+M → Fn+Win+A → Fn+Alt → Fn+Alt+Tab (1s)
Example D — Fn+Ctrl+Q sets Reactive mode
Fn+Alt+Tab (3s) → Fn+Ctrl+Q → Fn+Shift+S → Fn+Alt → Fn+Alt+Tab (1s)