There is one small flaw with their macro function, you will need to know exactly which keys are available in the software you want to use them in. You can either allow it to configure the macro with your specific typing speed/delays, or assign specific delay (0 for instant). Select the key you want to use as the hotkey, press record and start typing. This is done rather easily once you get the hang of it.
One feature of the Vigor GK50 that you have to use the Dragon Center to configure is using keys as a macro. You don’t get to choose if it flashes, or strobes on a per key basis. However, you only get to choose the color and brightness. The mode with the most customization allows you to customize the per key RGB lighting. When you are able to adjust the specific color, if you know the RGB color code you want to use, you can manually key that in or use a color picker to get what you want. Each of the various lighting modes have customization’s that allow you to change various functions, such as color, speed, brightness, and direction.
The built in lighting modes are all pretty normal, if you have used keyboards with the various LED lighting modes, you probably have seen most of the built in lighting modes. There are 9 built in modes, along with an Off and a Customization mode. For RGB functions, there are so many options, it would be impossible to go over each and every one.
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