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Use the round knob in the main panel to select the preset you want to configure.
Select the correct preset before editing colors so changes apply to the intended profile.
Click the top right menu icon to open the right panel configuration interface.
The right panel contains four configuration tabs: Preset Name, Icon Actions, Button, Glow.
Click on the "Glow" tab to open color setup controls.
This tab includes two color areas: "Preset color" (configured per preset) and "Configuration" (global color behavior).
Select either "Preset color" or "Configuration", then use the RGB color selector to apply colors.
Both areas use the same RGB color selector interface.
In the "Configuration" area, you can set:
Clicks on user previously captured coordinates using one of three modes: left click, right click, middle click
Presses at the captured start point, drags to the defined end coordinates, and releases for smooth click-drag actions
Executes user previously defined keypress combinations or single key presses
Types user-defined text into the currently focused input field or application
Starts a user-selected program or application from its file path or executable name
Opens a user-specified folder in file explorer at the defined directory path
Activates and brings to front a window by matching its title text with user-defined criteria
Searches for windows by title text and returns True if found, False if not, for conditional logic
Checks if a user-defined window is currently focused and returns True when focused, False when it is not and is used inside an If Condition block.
Executes different blocks based on conditional blocks (If window is found, then [action], else [alternative action]).
Loops through contained blocks for a specified number of iterations
Executes contained blocks in a continuous loop while the assigned toggle button is active; pressing the same button again stops the loop.
Pauses macro execution for a user-defined duration in seconds
Executes external user-specified scripts
Calls pre-saved macro templates containing multiple blocks, functioning as reusable automation functions
Drag blocks from the toolbar to the macro workspace. Arrange them in the order you want them to execute.
Click on any block to configure its parameters. Each block type has specific settings you can adjust.
Use the test button to run your macro and see how it behaves. Use the step-through feature to debug complex macros.
Create complex workflows by calling one macro from within another using templates. This allows for modular and reusable automation.
Templates can reference other templates, creating a hierarchy of configurations for complex setups. Save your macro configurations as templates for reuse.
Export your templates as files to share with others or backup your configurations.
Now that you understand the basics, start configuring your KeyPad to match your workflow.