MONSGEEK M1W RGB Multi Modes Keyboard User Manual
- June 15, 2024
- MONSGEEK
Table of Contents
MONSGEEK M1W RGB Multi Modes Keyboard User Manual
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To provide you with a better user experience, please read this manual carefully before using the product.
Packing List
System Requirement
Windows ® XP / Vista / 7 / 8 / 10 or higher version
Connectivity Method
Connect the keyboard to your computer by plugging in the USB cable into an available USB port to start using it.
LED Indicator Overview
| Status | Indicator | Re-Connecting | Pairing | Connected |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bluetooth device 1 | LED for Key E | Red light blinks slowly | Red light blinks | |
| fast | Red light stays on for 2 |
seconds and then turns off
Bluetooth device 2| LED for Key R| Blue light blinks slowly| Blue light blinks
fast| on off seconds and the Blue light staysn t forurns 2
Bluetooth device 3| LED for Key T| Yellow light blinks slowly| Yellow light
blinks fast| onYellow light stays seconds and then turns off
2.4G wireless device| LED for Key Y| Green light blinks slowly| Green light
blinks fast| Green light stays on for 2 seconds and then turns off
Wired mode| LED for Key U| N/A| N/A| White light stays on for 2seconds and
then turns off
Status| Indicator| | Indicating mode
Low Battery| Independent LED Indicator
(near spacebar)| Red light blinks slowly
Charging| Steady red
Fully Charged| Steady green
Caps| LED for Caps Key| Steady white
Lock WIN| LED for left WIN Key| Steady white
M1W RGB HotKeys
| Fl| | My Computer
---|---|---|---
| F2| | E-mail
Fn+| F3| =| Windows Search
| F4| | Browser Homepage
| F5| | Multimedia Player
| F6| | Play/Pause
---|---|---|---
| F7| | Previous Song
Fn+| F8| =| Next Song
| P| | Print SCR
| C| | Calculator
| | I| | Insert
---|---|---|---|---
| M| | Mute
Fn+| Fn+ <| =| Decrease Volume
| >| | Increase Volume
| W| | Swap VVAS D with T 1 <— —>
M1W RGB System Commands (Windows)
Lock Windows Key
Press Fn and Left Win Key
Restore Factory Settings
Hold down Fn and press – Key for 55
Revert Ctrl into Menu Key
Hold down Fn and press right Ctrl for 35
| FI | Decrease display brightness |
|---|---|
| F2 | Increase display brightness |
| F3 | Open mission control |
| F4 | Activate Siri |
| Right Alt_ | Command |
| F7 | Skip back (Audio) |
| F8 | Pause/Play (Audio) |
| F9 | Skip forward (Audio) |
| F10 | Mute |
| F11 | Volume down |
| F12 | Volume up |
| Left Win | Option |
| Left Alt | Command |
MI1W RGB Backlight Settings
| FN+- | Slower Animation |
|---|---|
| FN+= | Faster Animation |
| FN+ ↑ | Bright |
| FN+ | Dim |
| FN+← | Set animation direction to left |
| FN+→ | Set animation direction to right |
| FN+Home | Effect1、 Effect2、Effect3、Effect4、Effect5 |
| FN+PgUP | Effect6、Effect7、Effect8、Effect9、Effect10 |
| FN+End | Effect11、 Effect12、Effect13、Effect14、Effect15 |
| FN+PgDn | Effect16、Effect17、Effect18、Effect19、Effect20 |
| FN+| This shortcut allows you to set the backlight color to 7 single color |
with RGB loop effect
FN+L| Light Off/On
MIW Wireless/Wired Connection Guide
| E| | Bluetooth Device 1| The switch is located under the CAPS key|
Top: Mac
(built-in power supply on)
---|---|---|---|---|---
| R| | Bluetooth Device 2| Middle: Default Windows (built-in power supply
off)
FN+| T| =| Bluetooth Device 3
| Y| | 2.4G Wireless Device| Bottom: Windows (built-in power supply on)
|
U
| |
Wired mode
Bluetooth Pairing
After turning on the keyboard, press FN+E/R/T to enter Bluetooth mode. Press
and hold the FN+E/R/T combination key for 3 seconds to put the keyboard in
pairing mode, with the blue indicator light flashing quickly. Once the
connection is established, the indicator light will stay on for 2 seconds. If
the device fails to connect, the indicator light will turn off and the
keyboard will enter sleep mode.
2.4G Pairing
After turning on the keyboard, press FN+Y to enter 2.4G mode. Then press and
hold the FN+Y combination key for 3 seconds to enter pairing mode. Then insert
the receiver, and the indicator light will flash quickly. Once pairing is
successful, the LED indicator will stay on for 2 seconds. If no available
device is found within 30 seconds, the LED indicator will turn off and the
keyboard will enter sleep mode.
Battery Level Check
Press the Fn + Space combination keys to check the battery level. If the
battery level is below 30%, the space key will show a red light. If it’s
between 30-50%, the space key will show an orange light. If it’s between
50-70%, the space key will show a purple light. If it’s between 70-90%, the
space key will show a yellow light. If it’s 90-100%, the space key will show a
green light.
*Note: It’s the spacebar’s LED that shows the light, not the battery indicator. You can only check it with RGB on in wireless modelplugging off the USB cable).
Key/Lighting Effects Customization Instruction
- The driver can be connected and lighting and key can be customized under the three working modes of the keyboard
- The three working modes of the keyboard can be matched to drive the music rhythm
- Please download the Mons Geek _setup driver on our website
- Users can download the driver via www.monsgeek.com
MONSGEEK Warranty and Service Statement
- MONSGEEK provides One-Year warranty for customers in mainland China. For other regions, please contact your seller (MonsGeek distributor) for specific warranty policy.
- If the warranty window expires, customers need to pay for repairs.
- MONSGEEK will also provide instructions if users prefer to repair the keyboard by themselves. However, users shall take full responsibility for any loss happened during self-repair. Dissembling the keyboard without manufacturer/seller’s instruction will immediately void the warranty.
- The return and warranty policy may vary in different platforms and are subject to the specific distributor at the time of purchase.
WARNING:
Water and Beverages can’t be poured into the Keyboard.
Company: Shenzhen Yinchen Technology Co., Ltd
Address: 33 Langbi Rd, Bitou Community 1st Industrial Zone, Bao’an
District, Shenzhen, China Tel: 0755-23216420
Website: www.monsgeek.com
Origin: Shenzhen, China
Made in China
Precautions Man-made damage is not limited to immersion, falling off, and
pulling off the wires with excessive forces, etc.