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General| Product Name | Freestyle Pro |
|---|---|
| Programmability | Yes |
| Macro Support | Yes |
| Hotkeys | Yes |
| Split Separation | Up to 20 inches |
| Color | Black |
| Switch Type | Cherry MX Brown |
| Connectivity | USB |
| Key Rollover | NKRO |
| Programmable Keys | All |
| Palm Supports | Optional |
| OS Compatibility | Windows, macOS, Linux |
| Weight | 2.2 lbs |
Provides warnings about potential aches, pains, and cumulative trauma disorders from keyboard use and advises on posture.
Guides users to the included Quick Start Guide for initial setup and basic features.
Encourages users to review the entire manual to understand the keyboard's powerful tools and features.
Recommends the Program Lock command for Windows/QWERTY typists to prevent accidental reprogramming.
Details the keyboard's physical and technical specifications, including design, cable length, warranty, dimensions, and weight.
Lists the key features of the Freestyle Pro, such as mechanical switches, multi-platform compatibility, and onboard memory.
Lists the items included in the Freestyle Pro package.
Outlines the operating systems and USB port requirements for using the keyboard.
Explains the simple plug-and-play installation process for the Freestyle Pro.
Describes the two separate layers (top and Fn) for each key, allowing two unique actions per layout.
Explains how to access and reassign standard multimedia actions using the Fn key.
Details the four keys (Layout, Macro, Remap, SmartSet) that enable quick onboard reprogramming.
Introduces onboard shortcuts using the SmartSet key in conjunction with function keys for programming.
Explains the 9 programmable layouts and how to toggle or select them using onboard shortcuts.
Details how to record macros on-the-fly, including trigger key selection and macro content recording.
Describes how to reassign key actions within a layout using the Remap key and programming mode.
Explains how to generate a status report of current keyboard settings using an onboard shortcut.
Details how to open and close the virtual v-Drive for running the SmartSet App or firmware updates.
Explains how to adjust the global playback speed for macros using onboard shortcuts and the number row.
Describes how to enable or disable NKRO (N-key rollover) mode for registering simultaneous key presses.
Explains how to perform a soft reset to erase remaps and macros on the active layout.
Details how to use the Refresh shortcut to immediately implement changes made via the SmartSet App or Direct Programming.
Explains how to lock programming cluster keys to prevent accidental reprogramming.
Provides instructions on how to update the keyboard's firmware using a valid firmware file.
Details how to adjust the playback speed of the Status Report for better readability.
Explains how to force the v-Drive to open when plugging in the keyboard.
Details special actions that can be assigned, including function keys, mouse actions, and modifier keys.
Describes advanced macro features like playback speeds, multiplay, timing delays, and pre-configured macros.
Explains how to assign two distinct actions to a single key, one for tapping and one for holding.
Covers assigning Hyper or Meh multi-modifier keys for system-wide shortcuts.
Emphasizes the importance of safely ejecting the v-Drive on Windows after editing files to prevent errors.
Notes that the computer must be configured for the English (US) keyboard layout for correct programming.
Explains how layouts are stored as text files and how custom layouts can be managed.
Specifies that only numbered layouts can be loaded, and backup layouts need renaming.
Introduces the basic syntax for encoding remaps and macros using position and action tokens.
Outlines the requirement to contact Kinesis Technical Support for an RMA before any repair.
States that product repairs must be done by authorized personnel only to ensure safety and warranty.
Provides guidance on packaging and shipping the product back to Kinesis, including insurance and RMA marking.
Disclaims implied warranties and states that no representative can modify the warranty terms.
Limits Kinesis's responsibility for special, incidental, or consequential damages resulting from product use.
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