Change in function allocation

table of contents

1. Changing allocations through Remap

2. Basic operations of Remap

b. How to get started with Remap

b. Remap setting screen

3. Change quota settings

a. Changes in Allocation

b. Wheel function allocation

c. Pressing modifier keys at the same time

d. Hold/tap to separate functions

e. Revert the changed allocation

f. Reset quota settings

4. Save the settings

5. Share quota settings

6. Use a shared quota configuration

7. Use a layout other than the JIS layout

8. Features unique to Snugon MO1

1. About remapping

Remap is a web app that allows you to customize your keyboard and pointing device using your web browser.

Mainly you can do the following:

• Changes to functional allocations
• 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 your PC.

ii. Access Remap using the latest version of Google Chrome.

ii i. Click "CUSTOMIZE YOUR KEYBOARD"

iv. Select "+KEYBOARD".

v. Select "Snugon MO1" from the window that appears and click "connect".

Once the settings screen shown below opens, you're ready to use Remap.

b. Remap setting screen

A. Layout

The switch and wheel layout shows the current assignment.
Any changes you make will be indicated with a blue circle in the top right.
The settings will not be reflected in the mouse until you click the flash button.

B. Key Code List

This is a list of the functions available in Remap.

BASIC	Basic functions such as A-Z, 0-9, Enter, and Shift.
FUNCTIONS	Features include kana and alphanumeric keys, unique keys, macros, etc. Snugon MO1's unique features are also found here.
LAYER	Layer-related functions. This is a mechanism that allows multiple different roles to be assigned to one switch. Snugon MO1 has 13 layers.
DEVICE	System-related features of the device. Functions such as left/right mouse click and scrolling can be found here.
SPECIAL	Special features of the PC.
MIDI	A MIDI function used in music software.

C. Layer number

Snugon MO1 has a total of 32 layers, from 0 to 31.
After assigning a function to each layer, you can execute the assigned function by switching to the target layer.

D. Flash

The changed function allocation settings will be reflected in Snugon MO1.
If you do not write (flash) the changes to the function allocation will not be reflected.

E. Language Settings

Sets the array to be used for allocation settings.

Please set the keyboard layout of Snugon MO1 to match the layout of your keyboard.

For details, see 7. Changing the Array Settings .

F. Clear all Changes

Revert any unreflected allocation changes (marked with blue circles) in Snugon MO1.

G. Save/Restore a keymap

You can save your current quota settings or set quotas shared with you by other users.

Click "SAVE CURRENT KEYMAP" to save the current bindings.

You will need to create a Remap account to save your allocation settings.
You can create one if you have a Google account or GitHub account.

H. Get keymap cheat sheet(PDF)

You can download a PDF of the current quota settings at a glance.

I. Menu icon

You can perform test mode and initialize allocation settings.

Test Matrix mode: Press the switch to highlight the target area in the layout in blue.
Reset Keymap: Resets the keymap to the factory settings. *Flash is required to update the settings.

3. Change quota settings

In either case, be sure to press the "flash" button to make the changes take effect.

a. Changes in Allocation

There are three ways to change the allocation:

i. Drag and drop setup

You can change the function you want to set by dragging and dropping it from the function list at the bottom of the screen.
You can also search for features using the search bar at the bottom of the screen.

ii. Select the switch you want to change the function assignment for and set it in the popup that appears.

Select the switch you want to change and a settings popup will appear.
You can assign a key code by searching for the function in the "Keycode" search bar and selecting it.

iii. Press the key you want to assign directly

Select the switch you want to change and a settings popup will appear.
Clicking outside the popup will make it disappear.
In this state, you can assign shortcuts by entering them directly on the keyboard.

b. 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.

c. Pressing modifier keys at the same time

You can set modifier keys and other keys to be pressed simultaneously, such as "Ctrl + C" or "Win + Shift + S".
There are two ways to set this up:

i. Select the switch you want to change the function assignment for and set it in the popup that appears.

Select the switch you want to change and a settings popup will appear.
You can assign a modifier key by checking the modifier key under "Modifiers," then searching for and selecting the function in the "Keycode" search bar.

ii. Press the key you want to assign directly

Select the switch you want to change and a settings popup will appear.
Clicking outside the popup will make it disappear.
In this state, you can assign shortcuts by entering them directly on the keyboard.

d. Tap/hold to separate functions

You can assign different functions to specific keys when you tap them (press them for a short time) and when you hold them (press and hold them for a long time).
For example, when you tap it, it functions as "Enter", and when you hold it down, it can be used to "switch to Layer 1".

Select the switch you want to change and a settings popup will appear.
You can assign functions by selecting the "HOLD/TAP" tab, selecting the long press function in the "Hold" bar, and selecting the tap function in the "Tap" bar.

e. Revert the changed allocation

You can revert any quota changes you made before flashing.
There are two ways to restore them: individually or all at once.

i. How to restore individually

After selecting the target switch, click "CANCEL" displayed at the top of the layout.

ii. How to put everything back together

Click the icon "Clear all Changes".
Any allocation changes not yet reflected in Snugon MO1 (marked with blue circles) will be reverted.

f. Reset quota settings

This is how to restore the factory settings.
Click "･ ･ ･" ( menu icon) and select "Reset Keymap".

4. Save the quota settings

You can save the assignments you have set.
Please use this when you want to use multiple settings.

Click the "Save/Restore a keymap" icon and select "SAVE CURRENT KEYMAP".
Enter a title and optional description, then click "SAVE".

Saved configurations are listed under the "Owned" ("Mine") tab.

5. Share quota settings

*You must log in to Remap with your Google account or Github account.

You can share your own quota settings publicly.
Other users can then set the shared quota settings as their own.

Click the "Save/Restore a keymap" icon, then click the edit icon for the binding you saved.
Turn on "Share this keymap for other users" and click "SAVE".

Shared settings will have a Shared mark next to them in the "Owned" ("Mine") tab.
*Items you have shared yourself will not be displayed.

6. Use a shared quota configuration

*You must log in to Remap with your Google account or Github account.

Click the "Save/Restore a keymap" icon and select the "SHARED" tab.
Select the settings you want to use and click "flash."

You can view details of shared settings by clicking the shared mark.

7. Change the alignment settings

We recommend that you match the keyboard layout to the one you are using.

Select the layout you want to use from the Remap language settings.