For example, in the picture above, we are editing button #1 as a 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, the keypad
will switch to profile named “ED2” and will use the keybinds that are
stored there.
If we want that by pressing again button #1 we switch back to the
previous 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 “Belkin Nostromo 52 mode” then the 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 BBBBBB from the Profile 2. As soon as we release the profile
switch button, it will continue to spam AAAAAAA.
How to setup layering step by step:
1. Create 2 profiles in software section (layering will not work in on-
board 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 Click and choose Layering from the dropdown
menu
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