ManualContents
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FEATURES .......................................................................................................................... 4

PACKAGE CONTENTS ................................................................................................................ 4
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DEVICE LAYOUT ................................................................................................................. 53.

ADJUST YOUR AZERON KEYPAD ....................................................................................... 6

4. INSTALLING SOFTWARE ........................................................................................................ 85.

HOW TO USE AZERON SOFTWARE ................................................................................. 14
5.1. INTERFACE OVERVIEW................................................................................................. 14
5.2. KEYBIND SETUP ............................................................................................................ 15
5.2.1. Keyboard mode .................................................................................................... 16
5.2.2. Xinput button........................................................................................................ 16
5.2.3. Mouse mode ......................................................................................................... 17
5.2.4. Joystick button ...................................................................................................... 17
5.2.5. Joystick D-pad mode............................................................................................. 18
5.2.6. Toggle analog stick mode ..................................................................................... 18
5.2.7. Mouse wheel ........................................................................................................ 19
5.2.8. Media keys ............................................................................................................ 19
5.2.9. Input sequence ..................................................................................................... 20
5.2.10. Layering ............................................................................................................... 21
5.2.11. Macro .................................................................................................................. 23
5.2.12. No action mode .................................................................................................. 24
5.2.13. Button labels ....................................................................................................... 25
5.2.14. Advanced settings – Release behavior .............................................................. 26
5.3. CALIBRATING THUMBSTICK......................................................................................... 27
5.4. RESTRICTOR RING ........................................................................................................ 28
5.5. THUMBSTICK SETUP .................................................................................................... 29
5.6 ADVANCED THUMBSTICK SETTINGS ............................................................................ 34
5.7 PROFILES ....................................................................................................................... 36
5.7.1 Profile import / export .......................................................................................... 38
5.7.2 Automatic profile switching .................................................................................. 39
5.8 SYSTEM TRAY ICON....................................................................................................... 40
6. SETTINGS ......................................................................................................................... 41

7. TROUBLESHOOTING............................................................................................................ 47
7.1 KEYPAD IS NOT RECOGNIZED ....................................................................................... 47
7.1.1 LED lights ON.............................................................................................................. 47

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7.1.2 LED lights OFF............................................................................................................. 48
USB chime when connecting .............................................................................................. 48
No USB chime when connecting ........................................................................................ 50
7.2 BUTTON ISSUES............................................................................................................. 51
7.2.1 Button physically stuck .............................................................................................. 51
7.2.2 Not registering any input in PC ................................................................................. 51
7.2.3 Ghost clicks (chattering) ............................................................................................ 52
7.3 THUMBSTICK ISSUES ..................................................................................................... 53
7.3.1 Xbox 360 mode doesn’t work ................................................................................... 53
7.3.2 Thumbstick is going in diagonal line or in one corner .............................................. 56
7.3.3 Thumbstick is physically getting stuck ...................................................................... 57
7.3.4 Thumbstick is acting as right stick ............................................................................. 58
7.4 BROKEN PARTS ............................................................................................................. 58
8. TIPS AND TRICKS ................................................................................................................. 59

Page | 2| ManualINTRODUCTION

The Azeron gaming keypad is a simple Plug-and-Play controller that sets
up easily with our software. It can function as a joystick or as a keyboard
or in hybrid mode.
The Azeron Cyborg keypad comes with 30 programmable buttons and ananalog thumbstick for complete control and maneuverability over yourgame.
Its ergonomic wrist pad, adjustable key towers and adjustable thumbmodule delivers a perfect fit for your arm and minimized fatigue overextended gameplay.
The main advantage of the Azeron keypad is the ability to move in gamecharacter with one finger – the thumb (either in 360° mode or in WASD
mode, depending what your game supports). All other fingers now canfreely press other buttons while you are moving at the same time. The
buttons are very easy to reach with a little flick of your finger, don’t needto reach too far and stress your hand.

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1. FEATURES
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22 programmable buttons on towers
8 programmable thumb buttons
A programmable analog thumbstick with Hall effect technology
Adjustable button positions to fit your hand
Stable steel base with antislip silicon pads
Braided cables
2 meter (6.5 feet) braided USB-C cable
Omron micro switches with 50 million click lifespanOn-board memory for your favorite keybinds

PACKAGE CONTENTS

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Azeron Cyborg II
Azeron Screwdriver for adjustments
2 thumbstick replacement caps
Metal restrictor ring
Spare screws (including one for the little tower)
Braided USB-C cable (2m / 6ft 7in)Quick Guide
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2. DEVICE LAYOUT

Page | 5| Manual3. ADJUST YOUR AZERON KEYPAD

Page | 6| ManualBy using the included Hex screwdriver, it is possible to adjust key andthumb module positions for your hand.
You can swap included thumbstick caps just by pulling them off with alittle force:

Or if you have chosen the Elite thumbstick, you can swap the magnetic
caps easily and adjust the thumbstick tension with the included tool.

‼ Some adjustment tips in this video: https://youtu.be/INXLMfun_DM

Page | 7| Manual4. INSTALLING SOFTWAREFirst you need to check if your computer recognizes Azeron keypad. Plugin USB cable in PC. Go to Start – Control Panel – Devices and Printers, andsee if under Devices shows up Azeron keypad.

We are constantly working on new features and improvements, so makesure to go to our website (https://www.azeron.eu/downloads/) anddownload the latest Azeron software.

Page | 8| ManualWhen shipping out the keypad to you, it has already pre-installed latest firmware. So
you need to install new firmware only if the software asks you to do it.
Ensure that your Azeron software is updated to at least version 1.5.3 for Cyborg II
supportGo to the directory where you downloaded the software, then double
click on Azeron-setup-vX.XX.X to install the software.
Sometimes Windows may prevent installation, because it is a newsoftware it doesn’t recognize:

Just click on the “More info” and then on “Run anyway”.
After that, the software will start to install. When it’s done,
there will be a shortcut icon on Desktop and in the Startmenu.
In case the software installation stops midway and doesn’t
progress, make sure to pause your antivirus and try to install again.
After the installation is done, plug in the USB cable of the keypad in PC
and then launch the Azeron software.
If you are not sure if your PC has the USB3.0 motherboard drivers installed, then wewould suggest to use USB 2.0 port to avoid unpredictable behavior of the keypad
recognition.
Also if you are using USB hub, the keypad may have power shortage. So make sure touse USB hub that can provide enough power or plug in the keypad directly in PC
motherboard.

Page | 9| ManualWhen opening Azeron software, there are 4 options what could show up:
A) When opening software, it may show this screen:

It means that the keypad requires firmware update. Click on “Update” atthe bottom right corner.
There will be a loading animation as it downloads the newest version.
After firmware installation the keypad will restart. Wait until softwareconnects with your keypad.
When the firmware update is complete the software will ask you tocalibrate the thumbstick. Follow the directions on screen to complete thecalibration.

Page | 10| ManualB) The second possible option when software opens up will look like this:This means that everything is ready, the software and PC recognizes the
keypad and everything is up to date. You are ready to configure yourkeypad to your liking and start gaming.

Page | 11| ManualC) Another option when opening software, it may be empty

It means, that the software cannot find the Azeron keypad.
Try to close the software, unplug USB cable, wait until Windows no longer
see the keypad, then plug in back the USB cable (make sure you areplugging in the USB directly in PC and not via USB hub! So that it hasenough power), open the software again.
If the PC still doesn’t recognize your keypad, it could be that firmware
installation have gone wrong, please check 6. TROUBLESHOOTING
section on how to fix that. Or alternatively you can contact Azeron
support via email info@azeron.eu or have a chat in Azeron Discord andtogether we will get it back up and running.

Page | 12| ManualD) Another option is when software is asking to choose the device youwant to setup, if you have plugged in multiple Azeron devices. Choose theDevice you wish to configure.

It is possible to configure only one device at a time. The devices, thatyou are not currently configuring, are running on a profile that is in the
on-board memory.

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5. HOW TO USE AZERON SOFTWARE
5.1. INTERFACE OVERVIEW
There are 2 profile types available - on-board and software profiles.

On-board profiles are saved in the keypad memory (so you can use the
keypad on other PC or consoles and it will work with the saved settings).
If you are using only on-board profiles, then Azeron software doesn’t need
to be opened while gaming, it is used just to setup buttons. If you areusing software profiles, then the Azeron software needs to run in the
background while playing the game.
Note! Macros, Layering and Input sequence features will not work in the on-board
memoryTo create a new profile, click on. The software will
create a new profile by making a copy of currently selected profile.

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To send a software profile to on-board memory, you need to click on the
profile you wish to send and then click on
the on-board memory slot you choose in the dropdown.

to send it to

5.2. KEYBIND SETUP
When pressing button on the keypad, the corresponding button will lightup in the Azeron software and execute the keybind.
To setup buttons, with your mouse click on the button you wish to setup,then in the popup window choose between several modes.
At the top you can name thebutton by writing custom label,for example, “Jump”.
It is possible to setup several
modes on one button at the sametime – single click, long press anddouble press.
If you choose all three modes,
then the corresponding symbols
will appear on top of the button:

Single click keybind will execute immediately on button press. Long press
keybind will execute only after the delay that you specify while holding
down the button. Double press keybind will execute after the button ispressed 2 times.
If you are using Single click and Double press modes on the same button, then there
may be a small lag for Single click keybind. The shorter the Double press delay is
specified, the shorter will be the lag on Single click keybind. If you specify very shortdelay, then there is a chance that Double press will be executed unintentionally, when
you actually expect to have Single click keybind executed.

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5.2.1. Keyboard mode
For keyboard mode you can setup a keyboard button to be used on
Azeron keypad. It is also possible to setup button combinations on one
key press (for example, Shift + Ctrl + Alt + E).
Only buttons not possible to setup currently are Right side modification buttons, they
will always default to the Left side Shift, Ctrl or Alt. Also there is no simple way to setup
special buttons, for example F13 F14 or numpad etc. These will be included in the
future software updates.

5.2.2. Xinput button
Xinput allows the Azeron keypad button to act as an Xbox controller
button or trigger.

Under Xinput button it is possible to setup: Home Start X, Y, A, B
 Right Bumper, Left Bumper Push Right analog stick Push Left analog stick

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 Right trigger, Left trigger

5.2.3. Mouse mode

Under mouse mode the Azeron keypad button can act as a mousebuttons:Left click
Middle click
Right click
Back
Forward5.2.4. Joystick button
In joystick button mode the keypad will act as a generic controller button(direct input of generic gaming controllers). If you are using Azeron
keypad on consoles through XIM device (or similar adapter), then you
need to setup all buttons as joystick buttons.
Upon receiving your Azeron keypad or after reinstalling firmware by default the second
profile in on-board memory will have all buttons setup as generic joystick buttons. So
you can use Azeron on console via XIM adapter straight out of box.

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5.2.5. Joystick D-pad mode
In Joystick D-Pad mode the button can be setup as any function of the DPad (Up, Right, Down Left, Left, and also diagonally, for example Right Up
or Left Down). This also will act as direct input of generic gaming
controllers.

5.2.6. Toggle analog stick mode
On the keypad there is only one thumbstick, but you can setup a button
to switch between two thumbstick settings.

 If thumbstick is setup as an analog stick, then it will switch between
Left and Right analog stick of the controller.
 If thumbstick is setup as a keyboard (WASD for example), then you
can setup also what keyboard buttons will be on the second
thumbstick (for example QWES).
After setting “Toggle analog stick” on the button, make sure to go in the
thumbstick settings, turn on the 2nd thumbstick and change the keybinds
on it as you wish:

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5.2.7. Mouse wheel
Any of the buttons can function as amouse wheel (either horizontal orvertical). For example, adjust the slider
up, to setup vertical scroll up. The
higher the number the faster it willscroll up.

5.2.8. Media keys
Choose Media keys if you want tocontrol your music, videos or PC
volume with the keypad.

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You can setup:
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Pause
Fast forward
RewindNext
Previous
Stop
Play / Pause
Mute
Volume Up
Volume Down

5.2.9. Input sequenceThis mode is not available in On-board memory profile!

It is possible to setup several
keybinds on one button which arechanging in sequence.
In Sequential mode the keybinds willgo through 1st to last and then again
from 1st to last.
In Ping pong mode the keybinds willgo from 1st to last and then from lastto 1st.
Example 1: if there are skills/stancesin the game that toggle, for example
Healing stance on 8 and fighting
stance on 9. Then you can put both
keybinds (8 and 9) on one button withthis Input sequence.
Example 2: if there are several
weapon types, for example Rifle on 4
and Sniper on 5, then you can use one button to switch between both
weapons.

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5.2.10. Layering
This mode is not available in On-board memory profile!

Any of the buttons can be programmed as a shift button to switch
between several button layers on the fly thus increasing the number offunctions that can be programmed into the other buttons by several
times.

For example, in the picture above, we are editing button #1 as a profile
switch button and we will set it up to switch to another software profile,which is called “ED2”. Now when pressing button #1 on the keypad, thekeypad will switch to profile named “ED2” and will use the keybinds thatare stored there.
If we want that by pressing again button #1 we switch back to theprevious profile, then we need to choose ON at the option “Set ED2
button #1 to switch back to current profile”.
If we want to access the 2nd layer buttons only while we hold the button#1, then the setting “Toggle on hold” must be ON.
If we choose ON at the option “Switch held binds on layer change” thenthe held keys from the current profile binds will be released and the new
profile binds for the pressed keys will automatically be pressed on
profile change. For example, if on Profile 1 we hold button A, it spams
AAAAAA, then we press profile switch button without releasing A, then it
will start to spam BBBBB from the Profile 2. As soon as we release theprofile switch button, it will continue to spam AAAAA.

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1. Create 2 profiles in software section (layering will not work in onboard memory). We will name them Profile 1 and Profile 2:

2. Activate Profile 1, select on the button you wish to use as layer
shift. Pick Single Press and choose Layering from the dropdown
menu

3. Then under Layering select Profile 2, which will act as our 2nd
layer for buttons.

4. Turn ON the option “Set profile button #1 to switch back tocurrent profile” to be able to switch back to Profile 1 with thesame button.
5. Setup one set of keybinds in Profile 1 and another set of keybinds
in Profile 2.

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5.2.11. Macro
This mode is not available in On-board memory profile!

It is possible to setup macros on keypad buttons. When choosing Macromode for the button, it is possible to program several sequential keyboard
keypresses, mouse buttons and delays in the sequence you wish. You canalso choose how long is the keypress and delays in milliseconds (avoid
using too small values for delays and keypresses, otherwise it may notregister).
It is also possible to turn on a repeat for the macro while the button isheld down (the repeat will not be available if you have setup a long pressor double press on the same button!).
The blue arrow next to the button shows if the button is held down orraised up, or both.

At the bottom of the window are Copy and Paste buttons, to be able tocopy current Macro and paste it on another keypad button.
Macro function is available only in software profiles! Currently it is not possible to save
Macro in on-board memory due to the memory limitations.

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You can also change the default macro duration in the settings:

5.2.12. No action mode
Right click on the button to delete any keybind on it and make it “empty”
and do nothing.
Or press “Unbind All” at the top to remove all keybinds and labels incurrent profile.

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5.2.13. Button labels
You can setup custom names for each button for easier overview of yourkeybinds. Similar to this (white color is keybinds, darker color is custom
button names):
To setup custom name - click on the
button and then write the name infield “Custom name”:

In the software Settings under
Appearance you can choose to:- Hide custom labels, to show only keybinds- Show both labels and keybinds

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5.2.14. Advanced settings – Release behavior
By opening the advanced section, it is possible to specify how
the button will be
released after it ispressed down. It has 2
modes – on secondpress and time out.
On second press – if
this is activated then
the keybind will bepressed down and held
until you press the
button for 2nd time.
Time out – the button will be held down for a specified amountof time and then released.

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5.3. CALIBRATING THUMBSTICK
If you will be using your keypad for the first time or just recently
reinstalled software or firmware, then you need to calibrate thethumbstick. Here is steps on how to do it:
Plugin the USB cable of keypad to your PC. Open the Azeron software.
Go to Settings. Make sure the restrictor ring is removed from thethumbstick! (If you are using software version 1.5 and up, then you
can leave the restrictor ring on the thumbstick). Press on the button“Calibrate” and carefully follow the instructions on screen.

By pressing on Adjust it manually you can also adjust the global
thumbstick settings as you wish manully, if you need that all yourprofiles have equal thumbstick settings.

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5.4. RESTRICTOR RING

The restrictor ring will fit on the shortest thumbstick cap!

In case you wish to use the included restrictor ring, then please follow
these steps below:
1. Pull the thumbstick cap off.
2. Put on the restrictor ring, concave part downwards.
3. Put on the thumbstick cap back on.
4. In Azeron software go to Settings – Analog settings - Calibrate
5. Go through the Calibration process.
6. Now all your profiles should be working with restrictor ring on.
If you wish to use the restrictor ring only in specific profiles instead of all
profiles, then instead of going into Settings and doing calibration process,go to the specific profile, click on thumbstick and adjust the upperdeadzone to high number. Adjust the number higher and higher until
when rotating thumbstick it rotates full circle.

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5.5. THUMBSTICK SETUP
Thumbstick has four modes – itcan act as:
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analog stickemulate keyboard buttons
hybrid mode
analog mouse wheel
move mouse cursor

Xbox360 analog stick will work the same as an Xbox controller analog
stick. It has 360° movement and analog capabilities like if you move thethumbstick a little, then a character in video game will walk slowly, but if
you move it to the outer edge, then character will start running.
This mode will work with any game that support Xbox controller and in the sametime can work together with mouse and keyboard binds. You can see the list ofgames that support such simultaneous input here:
https://www.pcgamingwiki.com/wiki/List_of_games_that_support_simultaneous_input
If a game doesn’t support simultaneous input or is supported only partially, then thegame user interface may flicker between Xbox controller and keyboard&mouseinterface when trying to use Azeron keypad together with mouse. In that case you
can setup analog stick with keyboard keybinds, such as WASD to have a bettergaming experience.

Analog joystick mode will work as generic joystick analog stick with adirect input. It will work in games that are compatible with any controller,
not only Xbox controller. But the same as with Xbox360 analog stickmode, the game has to support simultaneous input to be able to use themouse at the same time.
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with keybinds provided for 4 directions, such as WASD or
similar. If you move the thumbstick in diagonal between W
and D, then it will work as W+D at the same time (if it does
not, you need to calibrate the thumbstick).
It is possible to setup 2 separate keybinds on thumbstick and switch
between them on the fly (see more information at 5.2.6. Toggle analog
stick mode)If you choose Xbox 360 & Keyboard joystick mode, then the thumbstick
will work as both analog stick and keyboard emulation both at the sametime. It's used in a few cases where dual input mostly works but has someissues. Most commonly if you can't accelerate in vehicles with joystickforward (COD: MW), or if you always want to run straight forward or
sideways without accidently going backwards and interrupting sprint(Fortnite).
In analog mouse wheel mode, the thumbstick will work as vertical andhorizontal mouse wheel. If you move the thumbstick forward and back, it
will act as a vertical mouse wheel. If you move the thumbstick left or right,
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thumbstick has been moved by scrolling faster or slower.
Joystick mouse will emulate mouse
movement with thumbstick. You canalso adjust the cursor speed in thesettings.

It is possible to change the forward
direction for thumbstick with angle
slider up to 180° in each direction.

Fastest way to find the correct angle for you – close
your eyes, move the thumbstick forward and thencheck where it is positioned. If it the thumbstick goesslightly to the side, adjust it accordingly with theangle in opposite direction.

If you wish to setup this angle setting for all your profiles the same, then
you need to go to Settings -> Analog settings -> and enable Global angle

Page | 31| ManualLower deadzone is an area in the centerof the thumbstick that won’t recognize
input if the stick is moved within it. The
higher the value, the bigger the circle isin the center where thumbstick
movement won’t register.
If a lower deadzone is set to 0 or very low
value, then the thumbstick may be too
sensitive to every micro movement (evenyour cat sneezing) and it may have a
flickering motion in Azeron software and a character in video game may
move around even if you are not touching the thumbstick. In that caseyou need to set the lower deadzone value higher until it stops moving byitself (for example something between 2%-13% is a good value). Please
note, that if you have completed the calibration on your thumbstick (5.3.
CALIBRATING THUMBSTICK) then here the settings you change for the
thumbstick will add up to the settings that were applied via calibration
tool.
Upper deadzone
determines how far is theouter diameter of thethumbstick travel zone.
The higher the value thesmaller the outer circle. So
the higher the value, theless movement you willneed with your thumb foryour video game characterto start moving with maximum speed. For example, if you are playing afast paced FPS game and need extremely fast direction changes, you canincrease the upper deadzone value very high. Then even the tiniest
movement with your thumb will already register the direction change.
Using this technic together with restrictor ring is the best, because thenalso the thumbstick physically doesn’t need large movements to hit theedges, less travel.

Page | 32| ManualIf you are not sure what deadzone settings you should use, just go throughthe Calibrate thumbstick wizard, and the software will choose the best
settings for your thumbstick. See 5.3. CALIBRATING THUMBSTICK
Sensitivity setting controls how sensitive thumbstick feels. The lower thevalue the more sensitive is the thumbstick. Default value is 3. This
number sets how much the joystick needs to move before sending a
position update.
If you are experiencing thumbstick vibration when you move it around,
you can increase the value to reduce such effect. This can help avoid
situations when a game anti-cheat system thinks you are sending inputs
too often. If the max value doesn’t help, then most likely thumbstickpotentiometers are worn out and needs replacement.
In analog mouse wheel mode, the thumbstick will work as vertical andhorizontal mouse wheel. If you move the thumbstick forward and back,it will act as a vertical mouse wheel. If you move the thumbstick left or
right, then it will act as a horizontal mouse wheel. It also reacts on how
far the thumbstick has been moved by scrolling faster or slower.

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5.6 ADVANCED THUMBSTICK SETTINGSAt the top of thethumbstick window it ispossible to switch to moreadvanced thumbsticksettings.

Enable eight directional zones will
work only if the thumbstick is set to
Keyboard mode. By enabling thissetting you will be able to change
keybinds for diagonal thumbstickdirections.

In advanced settings it is also possible to change
directional angles on thumbstick (works only inkeyboard mode).

Vertical cone angle willchange the cone for forward
andback
directions.
Horizontal cone angle willchange the cone for left andrightdirections.

Page | 34| ManualFor example, if both angles are set to maximum, it ispossible to eliminate diagonal keybinds. You can move
exclusively only in WASD directions without AS, WD,
etc. in-between directions.

Enabling analog
smoothing can help toget rid of thumbstickjitter.

Analog throttle helps tolimitfrequent
inputs,especially useful in certain
cases, when frequent analog input can cause issues with games anti-cheat
system. Zero value means, no limitations. Higher value means how many
milliseconds will be between each input sent.

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5.7 PROFILES
ON-BOARD MEMORY
To switch between the on-board memory profiles, you need to press
Profile switch on the side of the keypad.
Single press on profile switch will select next profile in on-board memory.
Double press will select previous profile.
Holding the button will switch back to first profile.

 Which LED lights lit up

according to the currently
active profile.

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LED lights
It is possible to change profile light color for
all on-board profiles and 2 favorite software
profiles by clicking on the colorful circle next
to profile name (see picture above). Thenchoose the color on the colorful horizontal
line, then choose the tone in the box at the
top. Press save to apply the color.
Note! Black color will turn off the light.

SOFTWARE PROFILES
To work with software profiles, you need to turn them on by pressing
ON/OFF button near “SOFTWARE”.
Note! When using
software profiles, theAzeron software mustbe running in the
backgroundwhile
playing the game.
If you are using
Software profiles, it ispossible to choose 2
profiles as favorite andthen switch between
them with Profile
switch similar as onboard
memoryprofiles. Or you canactivate any selected
profile with Activate
button at the top of the
keybinds. You can also
double click to switch
betweenactiveprofiles.

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The list of profiles can be reordered by drag &dropping with your mouse.

Any software profile can also be sent to On-board memory, by pressing
Copy To and choose in which profile to copy the keybinds or choose to
create a new profile in the on-board memory.
At the bottom of the profile list is button + Copy
Profile, which will create a new profile bycopying currently selected profile.

5.7.1 Profile import / export
To export profiles all at once, go to software Settings, find
“Import/Export” section and choose Export profiles or Import profiles.
The profiles in Onboard memory will not
be exported, only
software profiles!
To export only one
profile, right click on
the profile name andchoose“Copy
toClipboard”. It will savea string of text in yourclipboard. You canpaste this string in thechat to share withother people or save in Notepad or other place for later use.

Page | 38| ManualIf you wish to publish your profile in Discord chat, instead of pressing Copy
buttonpress Discord button
specifically for Discord chat.

, so that it prepares the string

You can import the single profile by copying its text string and clicking on
at the bottom of the profile list.

5.7.2 Automatic profile switching
You can setup Azeron software so that it switches profiles automaticallywhen you open a specific software or game. To do that, right click on the
profile name, choose“Link Settings” andthen you have 2
options. First option,“Link Exe” will ask
you to show thelocation of .exe fileon your computer forthe software or game. Second option “Link Process” will open a list ofprocesses installed on your PC and you can choose a game or softwarefrom that list.
If you Set Profile as Default then as soon as you exit from linked game orsoftware, you will return to this default profile. For example, we set“SolidWorks” as default profile and activate it, then we open “ESO” gameapplication (which is linked to the game and switches on ESO profile
automatically). Then when we finish playing the game and close it, keypad
will switch back to “SolidWorks” profile, because it is set as default.
In the Settings you can turn ON an option that, when launching Azeron
software, it checks what software/games are already opened.

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5.8 SYSTEM TRAY ICON
It is possible to minimize the Azeron software to Windows system tray
(at the bottom near the clock) by enabling option “Close button
minimizes software to the tray”.

Then in the system tray you canright click on Azeron icon to getseveral options:
Minimize to tray – will close the
Azeron software window
Switch Profile – you can swap
between on-board memory profiles
and 2 favorite profiles in software
profile list
Hardware mode – switch the keypad to on-board memory profiles
Software mode – switch the keypad to software profile mode
Visit Azeron – open Azeron.eu download site
Exit – close the Azeron software completely
You can also double click on the Azeron icon in the system tray to open
the software window.

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6. SETTINGSAt the left side of the software you can select Settings button to access all
the software and keypad settings:

APPEARANCE

Under Theme section you can choose the color theme for whole software.
Under Button mapper you can change size of the buttons and keybind
font size.

Page | 41| ManualLefty layout must be turned on if you are using Azeron device in your righthand, to flip the button keybind interface.
Hide custom labels will hide the labels for each button you have created,
only keybinds will be visible.
Show keybinds with custom labels (visible only if Hide custom labels isOFF) will allow to switch between 2 modes – having visible only buttonlabels or visible labels together with keybinds.
Show key binds with custom button labels (visible only if Hide custom
labels is OFF) will allow to switch between 2 modes – having visible only
button labels or visible labels together with keybinds.
If you wish to hide button numbering (in the button corner
there is number, for example #18), enable Hide button
numbering.

Auto Scaling – if turned ON, it checks your applications current window
size and scales the interface automaticallyLighting OFF will completely turn off the Profile LEDs on the side of the
keypad. LED brightness slider adjusts the Profile LED brightness. The
higher the value, the brighter the LEDs will glow (with a fiery passion of
thousand suns).

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Version information. Here you can see what software and firmware you
are using. And check out what have been changed in Release Notes.
Update settings. By turning On the “Auto update enabled” it will offer toinstall the newest software version as soon as it is released. If you are ok
to use beta version of the newest release and test new features before
they are “polished”, you can turn On the “Beta Version Opt in” option. To
reinstall the keypad firmware, press “Re-install latest firmware”.

ANALOG SETTINGS

Page | 43| ManualAnalog joystick hardware calibration. Here you can reset the offset anddeadzones to zero values or Calibrate the thumbstick to optimal settings.
When calibrating, follow the instructions on screen. See more information
at 5.3. CALIBRATING THUMBSTICK
If you wish to manually adjust yourown offset and deadzone values for
all profiles at the same time, clickon Calibrate and then on Adjust it
manually.
Or just press thenext to Calibrate.

buttonGlobal angle will override thumbstick angle settings in all profiles. This canbe used if you wish to setup same angle setting in all profiles, no matter
what mode is thumbstick in.

WINDOWS SETTINGS

If you enable Start with Windows, then whenever you turn on your PC,
the Azeron software will open automatically at the startup.
It is possible to minimize the Azeron software to Windows system tray (atthe bottom near the clock) by enabling option Close button minimizes
software to the tray. You can read more information here 5.7 SYSTEM
TRAY ICON
If Check monitored games on start-up is enabled, then when launching
Azeron software, it will check what software/games are already opened.
See more info here 5.6.2 AUTOMATIC PROFILE SWITCHING

Page | 44| ManualIMPORT / EXPORTAt the Import/Export option it is possible to Export and Import all yourprofiles. You can back up all of your profiles in .JSON file, to prevent any
accidental deletion when reinstalling software or Windows, updating
firmware, etc. You can also export/import individual profiles – see how tohere: 5.6.1 PROFILE IMPORT/EXPORT
Note! Profiles that are in on-board memory will not be exported! Only software
profiles.

Under Advanced settings it is possible to adjust Button throttle. In caseone or more of the buttons are starting to make double clicks (switch
debounce), you can setup button throttle (debounce time) here in
milliseconds. That is the time that must pass between keypad will register
next keypress on the same button. At first try the Type 1 version, but if it
doesn’t help, try Type 2, which is more brute force method.
Note! The button throttle currently works on all buttons at the same time, it can’t be
setup separately for each button.

Page | 45| ManualWith Global analog throttle it is possible to control how often inputs aresent from your thumbstick (only in keyboard mode). The higher thenumber, the more milliseconds are between each input sent.

And the other option at the bottom is for changing the default macro
duration for each macro step you add.

TROUBLESHOOTING Export logs button will create a report file that can be sent tocustomer support to help identify any issues.
 If you are having any problems with thumbstick, you can Enable
thumbstick logging, then repeat the issue with thumbstick and then
Export logs to send to customer support. This should be disabled bydefault, because of unnecessary additional load on your computer.
 Reset Device this option will reset your keypad to factory setting,basically reinstalls firmware, deletes all settings and restarts software.
 Reset Software Profiles will delete all profiles in the software.
 Reset Settings this option will reset all settings in the software todefaults.

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7. TROUBLESHOOTING
7.1 KEYPAD IS NOT RECOGNIZED
If your PC or Azeron software doesn’t see your keypad or firmware
update failed, please follow these troubleshooting steps:
At the side of the keypad is LED lights on?
Yes -> Go to LED lights on
No -> Go to LED lights off

7.1.1 LED lights ON
 Make sure that the USB cable is securely inserted. It may require alittle wiggle when connecting.
 If you are using USB hub or cable extender, attempt connecting
the Azeron directly to the motherboard USB port using theoriginal cable. Make sure not to use special USB ports, for example
USB3.1 Gen2
 Make sure no other controllers are connected. If they are, unplug
them and restart PC.
 If reWASD software is installed, make sure you end its task andalso end task in rewasdservices from the task manager / services

If none of the above works, try reinstalling software and firmware.

Page | 47| ManualPlease follow this video guide to reset your keypad:
https://youtu.be/EkQ9YYJuq7E or to do a clean reinstall for the software
only https://youtu.be/zRk2aeCzwxc
If you are experiencing further issues, please export the log file fromsoftware Settings tab -> Troubleshooting -> Export logs and email it to
us on info@azeron.eu and tell us about the issue.

You can download the STM32 software here:
https://www.st.com/en/development-tools/stm32cubeprog.html#getsoftware

7.1.2 LED lights OFF
Does your PC make a chime sound when you plug in the keypad?
Yes, it does make a sound - > go to USB chime when connecting
No, it does not make a sound -> go to No USB chime when connecting

USB chime when connecting
Step 1 – unplug Azeron keypad, restart your PC and re-plug the
Azeron. Ensure that the USB cable is securely inserted.
Step 2 - If you are using USB hub or cable extender, attemptconnecting the Azeron directly to the motherboard USB port using
the original cable. Make sure not to use special USB ports, forexample USB3.1 Gen2
Step 3 – check if USB cable is working by plugging the Azeron keypadin other PC or device that can recognize standard keyboard.
Step 4 – if you have a spare data USB-C cable, please try plugging in
Azeron with this other cable to see if the problem was caused by abad cable

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Step 5 – See if the Azeron
keypad is recognized in thedevice manager. If there shows
up more than one controller,
unplug Azeron, delete the othercontroller. Restart PC and plugin the Azeron.

If none of the above works, try reinstalling software and firmware.
Please follow this video guide to reset your keypad:
https://youtu.be/EkQ9YYJuq7E or to do a clean reinstall for thesoftware only https://youtu.be/zRk2aeCzwxc
If you are experiencing further issues, please export the log file fromsoftware Settings tab -> Troubleshooting -> Export logs and email it to
us on info@azeron.eu and tell us about the issue.
You can download the STM32 software here:
https://www.st.com/en/development-tools/stm32cubeprog.html#getsoftware
If no device can be found in Device
Manager and there is “no DFU” during
firmware update in STM software, then it
is required to do a hard reset: hold eachend of paperclip or small piece of wireover boot plates, whilst plugging in the
USB in the PC. You should see the LED
light turn on and device has connected inboot mode. Once the device is in bootmode, follow the firmware reinstallation

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If you are experiencing further issues, please export the log file fromsoftware Settings tab -> Troubleshooting -> Export logs and email it to
us on info@azeron.eu and tell us about the issue.

No USB chime when connecting
Step 1 – unplug Azeron keypad, restart your PC and re-plug the
Azeron. Ensure that the USB cable is securely inserted.
Step 2 - If you are using USB hub or cable extender, attemptconnecting the Azeron directly to the motherboard USB port using
the original cable. Make sure not to use special USB ports, forexample USB3.1 Gen2
Step 3 – check if USB cable is working by plugging the Azeron keypadin other PC or device that can recognize standard keyboard.
Step 4 – if you have a spare data USB-C cable, please try plugging in
Azeron with this other cable to see if the problem was caused by abad cable
If none of the above works, it is required
to do a hard reset: hold each end of
paperclip or small piece of wire overboot plates, whilst plugging in the USB
in the PC. You should see the LED lightturn on and device has connected inboot mode. Once the device is in bootmode, please follow this video guide to
reinstall the firmware
https://youtu.be/EkQ9YYJuq7E. !!! Skip
the first part of unplugging the keypad
and re-plugging by holding 3 buttons!!!
You can download the STM32 software here:
https://www.st.com/en/development-tools/stm32cubeprog.html#getsoftware
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us on info@azeron.eu and tell us about the issue.

7.2 BUTTON ISSUES
7.2.1 Button physically stuck
Temperature changes make parts expand or contract and during shipping
the screws loosen or tighten themselves with the vibrations caused.
Get the button stuck and thenlocate the screw that holds the button
and acts as a hinge and start loosening
it with the screwdriver, till the button
jumps back to released position. If that
doesn't fix the issue proceed to nextstep.
Remove the screw for the button
that is getting stuck and then remove
the button from the tower housing.
Whilst the button is in your hand insert
the screw and try turning the screw.
Button shouldn't turn along with the screw. If the button is turning
along with the screw, there might be some debris on the screw or in
the borehole, remove debris and put the screw back in and test. If it
moves freely you can put the button back in and tighten the screw inthe tower.


7.2.2 Not registering any input in PC
Step 1 – in Azeron software go to Settings -> Troubleshooting -> Utilities
and try any of the reset buttons.

Step 2 – if that doesn’t help, then we will need to check if the wire isproperly connected to the button with input issue. Unplug your USB first,
then open up the palmrest by unscrewing the 3 deep recessed screws
underneath the Azeron, then lift the palmrest off your keypad. Inspect the

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in the circuit diagram:
https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/616133331251363844/1233919250532663397/i
mage.png?ex=668c72da&is=668b215a&hm=fa33c71870856cda6451f04e026d09ae2884bd2
84c7fa740f555ba6b8c25fdbe&

Disconnect the wire for that key and re-connect it again, making sure thewire is making a clean contact and no insulation is stuck in the screw-inclamp.
You can plug in your USB again while the palmrest is open to test the key,
just make sure you are not touching any of the wires or board while yourAzeron is plugged in!!!
7.2.3 Ghost clicks (chattering)
Step 1 – update the software and firmware to the latest release
Step 2 – in software Settings -> Troubleshooting -> Utilities press Reset
DeviceStep 3 – create a new profile and check whether ghost clicks occur if
button is bound freshly new. If the issue doesn’t occur, it was caused bya bad / corrupted profile
Step 3 – in Azeron software go to Settings -> Advanced -> adjust the
button throttle slider to higher numbers until the ghost clicks disappear.
You can also choose the Type 2 method which is more aggressive toeliminate button ghost clicks. If the slider is to the maximum and noneof the methods helps, then most likely the switch inside the keypad has
expired and needs to be changed.

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7.3 THUMBSTICK ISSUES
7.3.1 Xbox 360 mode doesn’t work
 Make sure the game supports Xbox controller. You can also checkif the game supports mixed input (controller and mouse at thesame time) in this game list:
https://pcgamingwiki.com/wiki/List_of_games_that_support_sim
ultaneous_input
 Open the game, then on Azeron switch to profile with the
thumbstick set to keyboard mode and then switch back to xbox
360 mode.
 Make sure no other controllers are connected (or any device thatworks with Xinput, analog buttons etc.). If there are, unplug thedevice, restart the PC.
 Check if Azeron keypad was assigned as Player 2. Check on
https://hardwaretester.com/gamepad on whether the thumbstick
responds as a Player 1, when you are moving it. If it comes up as
Player 2 or higher, other controller is interfering (unplug it, restartPC, plug in only Azeron): If you are running the game via Steam platform, it can overwrite
your controller settings.
To turn it off for a specific game: open the game page, click on

Page | 53| ManualGear icon choose Properties, in Controller tab from drop downchoose “Disable Steam Input”:

Or to turn it off in general Steam settings for all games:
Click on Steam -> Settings -> Controller OR go in Big Picture mode and at
the top click on Gear icon, then Controller. Find “Enable Steam Input forXbox controllers” and Disable it. Restart Steam.

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7.3.2 Thumbstick is going in diagonal line or in one corner
Step 1 – use the automatic re-calibration tool
to re-calibrate the thumbstick (see 5.3
CALIBRATING THUMBSTICK). If the thumbstickis pointing in a corner already in thecalibration screen, it is either not receiving
signal from a wire or wrong firmware is
installed for your keypad model.
Step 2 – quick way to check the firmware, goin any of the profiles and see if the button
count is matching your keypad button count. If it doesn’t, reinstall withthe correct firmware. Classic firmware for Azeron Classic and Azeron
Compact models. Cyborg firmware for Azeron Cyborg and Azeron Cyborg
Compact models.
Step 3 – If the firmware is correct, check whether the 5way switch above
the thumbstick is functioning. If it doesn’t, then the problem is withground wire (black). If the 5way switch is working, the problem will be
the v5 wire (red).
To fix the wire issue, open thepalmrest by unscrewing the 3 deep
recessed screws underneath the
Azeron, then lift the palmrest off
your keypad.
Inspect the wires if everything
seems connected. Check for the
thumbstick wires in this circuit
diagram.
Disconnect the wire (either red or black) and re-connect again, making
sure the wire is making a clean contact and no insulation is stuck in thescrew-in clamp. You can plug in the USB again while the palmrest is open
to test the thumbstick, just make sure you are not touching any of thewires or board while your Azeron is plugged in!!!
If you are experiencing further issues, please email us on
info@azeron.eu

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7.3.3 Thumbstick is physically getting stuck
If your thumbstick feels sticky or is getting
stuck, this usually happens on Elite
thumbsticks that are adjustable and have athreaded stem.
You will need to rotate the thumbstickdome clockwise (black glossy part in the
picture) to tighten it down, so it stops
rubbing on the outer body.

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7.3.4 Thumbstick is acting as right stickIf your thumbstick is acting as aright stick on controller (moving
camera instead of character), thenit has been switched to right stick
mode. To switch back, open yourcurrent profile,choose one ofyour keys
which is not
used and set it
as “Toggle
thumbstick”. Then press that button once to switch
back to left thumbstick mode.

7.4 BROKEN PARTS
If any part is broken on your keypad, it is possible to fix it. The keypad ismade modular, so that it is possible to change parts. There is a spareparts section in our shop https://store.azeron.eu/service-parts
But if you cannot find the part you need, let us know what you need via
emailing us info@azeron.eu Anything is replaceable.

This is how it came in the shipping box

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8. TIPS AND TRICKS
 It is possible to setup button combinations, by putting Shift (orCtrl, or Alt) on the mouse and combine it with buttons on the
keypad, to setup more than 30 commands. For example, Shift + 1,
Shift + A, Ctrl + W etc. Or you can use Layering feature in software
profiles to get more keybinds.
 To make it easier to get used to the keybind setup – werecommend creating a new character in the game and learn new
skills one by one together with your character while leveling or
start with games that doesn’t have a lot of keybinds or PvP It is known that using grip tape on the buttons and palmrest feels
premium :) Palmrest grip tape. Button grip tapes.
 It is possible to change thumbstick caps to Elite xbox magnetic
caps
 Our Discord community is the best place where to solve problems,
search keybinds, get ideas and find likeminded people. There isalso a bunch of community made mods for the keypad.
 Azeron keypads are compatible with 3rd party softwares, such as
reWASD and JoyToKey.
 If you want 360° movement working in Consoles, will need to getan adapter (for example XIM or Keymander 2). Otherwise keypad
will work with any game that supports keyboard and mouse.
 If you have a 3d printer available, you can print these parts by
yourself: https://www.thingiverse.com/azeron/designs or look forcommunity created modifications in Azeron Discord

WARNING! Do not keep the keypad near heat sources or in hot places!

Contact us for more information: info@azeron.eu
Discord community and support: https://discord.gg/9tw9pju
Webpage: azeron.eu
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