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Control for the keyboard backlight #1
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Hi. First, thank you for your nice words. I've made the tool for myself but of course thought others may want to use it as well. If I understand correctly, you're asking for the last option from this screenshot.
The backlight itself is controlled by the F8/F9 keys. |
Well, not really. What I was looking for is the possibility, to permanently store the state of the keyboard backlight. As I'm writing freely without looking on the keyboard, having the backlight on is just a waste of battery, so I'd like to store, that the backlight is always off, when I switch on the keyboard. I'm not sure if this is indeed possible. I just reread the doc and it just mentions, that the automatic light mode is on, after every restart of the keyboard. I had thought, that I'd read something about a software option, but can't find that anymore right now. Though, that might be an undocumented feature as well. |
@ml31415 well, this is tricky. The question is - is there a "magic" sequence that, when sent to the keyboard, sets the backlight. When writing my tool for the fn-keys, I connected the keyboard to mac and was listening to the communication between the Logitech Easy-Switch tool and my k811 keyboard. And that's how I found the fn-keys control command and wrote my tool for Linux.
I've tried to look around for a solution and could not find anything useful. |
That's indeed bad news. We might try to contact logitech and just ask, though I'm a bit pessimistic about an answer. |
Firstable, big thanks for putting effort into this, which would basically have been logitechs task. I suppose the backlight of the keyboard should be possible to control in a similar way? If so, it would be great to have it integrated here.
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