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1. A 'supported' keyboard
2. A pc
3. a regular human Brain
4. lots Patience
SUPPORTED KEYBOARDS--
As far as I have discovered and know , all the budget keyboards that come with a software have a high
probability of working with the method described in the 'How to' . you will need to check if ur keyboard
has the similar working method and cfg.ini file or any other similar file with the described structure of mapping
in the installation folder of the software.
I have looked through few keyboard softwares including-
1. Redragon fizz k617 ( personally tested on , has a MCU "BYK916" on the PCB)
2. eyooso Z-11 ( clone of k617, uses the same board, cross compatible cgf files and software with the redragon k617)
3. HK gaming GK61 ( optical one , has same cfg.ini file with same structure , imported the media keys & vol up/dn/mute hex codes from this KBs cfg file)
4. CosmicByte themis (prbly some generic chinese clone board , with their modified software only)
all these keyboard software uses the described cfg.ini structure and mapping format
My guess would be that this method should work with any GK6X and SK6X keyboard , only way to fnd out is to modify,try and test further