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Question Strange issue with light settings on the Logitech keyboard?

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Lips
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10-05-2023, 03:38 AM

#1

Good evening everyone!
I recently purchased a Logitech G815 keyboard. I'm using the ECHO PRESS light mode on it (G Hub). I noticed that when I press ALT + TAB or WIN + TAB, only ALT and WIN have the color effect. The other way around and just TAB works fine. Why is that?
It's a minor detail, but as a perfectionist it bothers me. I'm not sure if this is the best place to ask Logitech about, so I ended up here. 😁
Thank you for your help!

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Lips

10-05-2023, 03:38 AM #1

Good evening everyone!
I recently purchased a Logitech G815 keyboard. I'm using the ECHO PRESS light mode on it (G Hub). I noticed that when I press ALT + TAB or WIN + TAB, only ALT and WIN have the color effect. The other way around and just TAB works fine. Why is that?
It's a minor detail, but as a perfectionist it bothers me. I'm not sure if this is the best place to ask Logitech about, so I ended up here. 😁
Thank you for your help!

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vandalmal
Member

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10-05-2023, 12:00 PM

#2

I’m not entirely sure about the question, but the main points are clear.
Each key press sends a unique code to the software.
If two keys are needed, the system follows the sequence correctly.
The order isn’t critical; once parsed, the same action occurs.
If the input is ALT + TAB or TAB + ALT, then Color Effect equals _____.
(This is just an example; not actual code.)
For more details, you can check the Wikipedia page on using the ALT key.

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vandalmal

10-05-2023, 12:00 PM #2

I’m not entirely sure about the question, but the main points are clear.
Each key press sends a unique code to the software.
If two keys are needed, the system follows the sequence correctly.
The order isn’t critical; once parsed, the same action occurs.
If the input is ALT + TAB or TAB + ALT, then Color Effect equals _____.
(This is just an example; not actual code.)
For more details, you can check the Wikipedia page on using the ALT key.

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TiemDiamond
Member

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10-10-2023, 02:20 AM

#3

I meant that pressing a key alters its hue for a set duration before reverting to the original shade. However, with ALT + TAB or WIN + TAB, only ALT or WIN changes the color. The PRINT SCREEN function also doesn't modify the color. When I press ALT or WIN individually, it behaves as expected.

It appears the color effect from G Hub isn't functioning with Windows commands.
I recorded a video to illustrate this behavior. You can observe the LEDs shifting from white to blue upon pressing.

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TiemDiamond

10-10-2023, 02:20 AM #3

I meant that pressing a key alters its hue for a set duration before reverting to the original shade. However, with ALT + TAB or WIN + TAB, only ALT or WIN changes the color. The PRINT SCREEN function also doesn't modify the color. When I press ALT or WIN individually, it behaves as expected.

It appears the color effect from G Hub isn't functioning with Windows commands.
I recorded a video to illustrate this behavior. You can observe the LEDs shifting from white to blue upon pressing.

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LarsMatena
Senior Member

602

10-27-2023, 06:40 PM

#4

Are you relying on the standard options or are you employing some tailored configurations through the G Hub? Are there additional programs installed that might be altering key behavior or modifying keyboard layouts? For instance:
https://www.sportskeeda.com/gaming-tech/...tech-g-hub
https://windowsreport.com/logitech-g-hub...t-working/
And numerous comparable resources are available.
The goal is to understand the expected response when keys are pressed and assess how it aligns with the actual outcome.
I suggest removing G Hub entirely and beginning anew. Implement a straightforward adjustment and confirm it is preserved through a clear "Ok", "Save" or "Yes" action.
If the adjustment functions correctly, proceed with further tweaks.

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LarsMatena

10-27-2023, 06:40 PM #4

Are you relying on the standard options or are you employing some tailored configurations through the G Hub? Are there additional programs installed that might be altering key behavior or modifying keyboard layouts? For instance:
https://www.sportskeeda.com/gaming-tech/...tech-g-hub
https://windowsreport.com/logitech-g-hub...t-working/
And numerous comparable resources are available.
The goal is to understand the expected response when keys are pressed and assess how it aligns with the actual outcome.
I suggest removing G Hub entirely and beginning anew. Implement a straightforward adjustment and confirm it is preserved through a clear "Ok", "Save" or "Yes" action.
If the adjustment functions correctly, proceed with further tweaks.