Manual-MO1-customize
Change function allocation/settings
table of contents
a. How to get started with Remap
b. Basic configuration changes
c. Pressing modifier keys at the same time
4. Save and share your settings
b. Share the quota settings you created
c. Use quota settings created by someone else
1. What Remap can do
Remap is a web app that allows you to customize your keyboard and pointing device from your web browser.
Mainly you can do the following:
- Customize key mapping (which switch is assigned to which key)
- Configuring Macros
- Verifying Switch Operation
- Firmware writing
- Save and share your keymaps
2. Basic operations of Remap
a. How to get started with Remap
i. Connect Snugon MO1 to Windows or Mac.
ii. Use the latest version of Google Chrome to access “Remap” below.
Open Remap → https://remap-keys.app/
iii. Click on the blue "START REMAP FOR YOUR KEYBOARD"
iv. Select “+KEYBOARD”.
v. Select "Snugon MO1" from the window that appears and click "Connect".
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Once the settings screen shown below opens, you are ready to use Remap.
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b. Remap setting screen
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A. Quota Settings
You can view your current quotas and change your quota settings from this panel.
If you change the key settings, a blue circle will appear. The settings will not be reflected until you flash (see 2.2. Basic Settings Changes for details).
B. Key Code List
This is a list of keys that can be set on Remap.
Basic keys such as A-Z, 0-9, Enter and Shift
F1 or Num key
Kana and alphanumeric keys, etc.
Key for changing setting number
If you want to make complex setting number changes, you can choose the change method here.
Reference: How to switch layers
System-related features of the device
Examples: Mouse wheel operations, volume settings, video and music playback/stop, etc.
Special features of the PC
MIDI functions available in music software
You can set the keys you have set to be pressed simultaneously with Ctrl, Shift, Alt, and Win/Cmd from the screen shown below.
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*"Win/Cmd" refers to the Windows key on Windows and the Command key on Mac and iPad.
For details on simultaneous pressing, please refer to 3. Simultaneous pressing with modifier keys.
C. Layer number
Snugon MO1 can store a total of 8 layers, from 0 to 7.
D. Language Settings
The keyboard layout varies depending on the language.
If you are using a Japanese keyboard, please select "Japanese".
E. flash
Confirm the changed shortcut settings.
If you don't press flash, the changes won't be reflected.
F. Clear all Changes
Reverts indeterminate key settings marked with blue circles.
G. Save/Restore a keymap
You can save the shortcut settings you assign.
If you select "SAVE CURRENT KEYMAP", all settings from setting numbers 0 to 7 will be saved.
If you save your shortcut settings, even if you reset them using "Reset keymap", you can recall the saved shortcut settings and set them again.
You will need to create a Remap account to save.
You can easily create one with your Google account.
H. Get keymap cheat sheet(PDF)
You can download a list of registered shortcut settings as a PDF.
I. Menu icon
You can reset function allocations and check operation.
3. Set up shortcuts
a. Select the setting number
Each layer, numbered 0 to 7, has a default setting.
Select the layer you want to change on the Remap screen and change the function assignment.
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b. Basic configuration changes
You can set the function you want to set by dragging and dropping it from the key code list.
Or, select the switch you want to change and search for and assign the key code.
Click "flash" to save your changes.
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c. Pressing modifier keys at the same time
We will show you how to set up modifier keys to be pressed simultaneously with other keys, such as "Ctrl+Z" or "Cmd+Z".
For example, change "Z" to "Ctrl + Z".
1. First, set the letter "Z" key.
2. Click the key set to "Z".
3. Select the modifier key you want to press simultaneously (in this case, "Ctrl").
Now you can set "Ctrl + Z".
Once you're done setting it up, confirm it in Flash.
If necessary, you can also select multiple keys, such as "Z" + "Ctrl" + "Shift".
d. Wheel function allocation
By clicking the icons at the bottom left of the wheel button, you can change the function of each of the wheel's movements: pressing down, rotating up, and rotating down.
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e. How to reset your settings
If you want to reset the settings to their defaults, select "Reset Keymap" from the "..." at the bottom right of the CreatorPad shortcut settings.
This will reset any shortcut settings you have changed to the factory settings.
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4. Save and share your settings
a. Save your quota settings
i. Under "Save/Restore a keymap", select "SAVE CURRENT KEYMAP".
ii. Give your current settings a title and press "SAVE".
If the settings for the name you registered on the "MINE" tab are displayed, then the process is complete.
b. Share the shortcut settings you created
i. Select "SAVE CURRENT KEYMAP" under "Save/Restore a keymap"
ii. Enter a title and description for the shortcut setting, turn on "Share this keymap for other users" at the bottom, and then SAVE.
The explanation states:
-What software shortcuts have you set up?
What setting number is it set to?
It would be helpful to include such information.
iii. Check the link mark
When there is a link mark next to the title, sharing is complete.
c. Use shortcut settings created by others
[Preparation] Using shared quota settings will overwrite the current quota settings.
Save your quota settings if necessary.
Reference: a. Save your quota settings
i. Select "SHARED" under "Save/Restore a keymap"
ii. Select the settings you want to use
iii. Click "flash"
If you want to check what the settings are, you can click the link to view the settings.
5. Use the US layout setting
You can change it to the US layout setting.
Please select the US layout "English (US)" from the Remap language settings.