FANTECH MAXFIT67 Modular Mechanical Keyboard User Manual
- June 6, 2024
- fantech
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FANTECH MAXFIT67 Modular Mechanical Keyboard
Instruction manual
Thank you for purchasing FANTECH MAXFIT67 MK858 Mechanical Keyboard. MAXFIT67 features premium Gateron hotswappable sockets which are compatible with Cherry, Gateron, Kailh and other switches, as well as featuring a premium macro knob for easy control of your PC. The exploded layout design allows for easy typing, and the DYE-SUB keycaps offer a premium feeling for keyboard enthusiasts. MAXFIT67 also features South Facing switch socket design for maximum switch compatibility, as well as BT5.0 + 2.4Ghz + USB connection modes. Get your game on with MAXFIT67!
Technical specification
- Number of keys: 67keys
- Switch type: Mechanical
- Anti-Ghosting: All keys
- Connection: Wired, 2.4GHz, BT5.0 (Up to 5 devices)
- Battery Capacity: 4000mAh
- Battery Life: 240 hours with RGB OFF
- Wireless Distance: Up to 10m
- Size: 330(L)x115(W)x37(H)mm
- Weight: 764gr
Size
Secondary functions
Functions
How to use
Change switches and keycaps
Remove keycap
Use the keycap puller tool to clamp on a keycap and pull upwards to detach
keycap from switch. Sometimes the switch may come out as well if the keycap is
secured tightly on switch, which is normal. For longer keys such as the space
bar, always clamp and remove from the MIDDLE of the keycap.
Remove switch
Use the switch puller to push in the two tabs located on the top and bottom
side of the switch. Once they are pushed in, pull upwards to remove switch
from keyboard case.
Warning: It is very easy to scratch your keyboard case with this tool, so take
caution when removing switches!
Insert switch
When inserting a new switch, align switch to holes on the keyboard, and insert
straight down. There should be minimal resistance and the switch should pop
into the frame of the keyboard. It is recommended at this time to have a
Notepad ready on your PC, open it and make sure the switch works when you
press it. If the switch does not light up, or the key doesn’t show up on your
PC when you press it, then the switch was not inserted properly. Remove
switch, and make sure pins are straight then insert again.
Note : It is safe to swap switches while your keyboard is
Insert keycap
Once you have confirmed the switch was properly inserted, snap back in the
appropriate keycap.
How to connect
Plug in the Type-C cable to the keyboard,then connect the keyboard to computer by inserting USB jack to your computer USB port.Hold FN+T 3s to activate wired mode, after it connects the white indicator will light.
2.4Ghz mode:
Plug in the USB receiver to the computer USB port. Hold FN+R 3s to activate
2.4Ghz mode,after it connects the green indicator will light.If it doesn’t
connect in 30 sec, the indicator light stop flashing and the keyboard enter
sleep mode.
BT mode:
Maxfit67 can connect up to 3 Bluetooth devices simultaneously via combination
key,connect the bluetooth by hold FN+Q / FN+W/ FN+E. Then, navigate to your
devices BT settings, and begin the pairing process.In pairing process the
indicator will keep flashing. After connected the indicator will always light.
Indicator light
FN+Q= Red FN+W= Blue FN+E= Yellow
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Software
Main
On the main screen, you can customize the keyboard’s keys and set macros, by
clicking on the keys.
Lighting
On this screen, you can customize up to 19 lighting modes, and even set the
speed and brightness on some.
Macro
- To set up a new macro, click the “add” icon on the Macro bar, to start the macro customization.
- Next, click the “Start” button, which will begin the macro input process. When finished, click the “Stop” button.
- To save your new macro, click the “save” button after stopping the macro input.
- After recording the macro, you can easily edit it by clicking the input step of the macro.
- To do this, you can click on “add” to add more steps, or “Modify” to modify the key.
- After setting up the macro, return to the Main screen and click on a key to apply a macro to it.