Womier M68 HE V2

Manuel d'utilisation du clavier de jeu Womier M68 HE V2 à déclenchement rapide

Model: M68 HE V2

1. Introduction

The Womier M68 HE V2 is a 60% compact rapid trigger mechanical gaming keyboard designed for high-performance gaming and typing. It features Hall Effect magnetic switches, offering adjustable actuation points and an ultra-high 8000 Hz polling rate for minimal input latency. The keyboard boasts a unique topographic themed design on both its shell and PBT keycaps, along with customizable 16.8 million RGB lighting. This manual provides detailed instructions for setup, operation, customization, maintenance, and troubleshooting to ensure optimal use of your keyboard.

2. Contenu du colis

3. Installation

  1. Connectez le clavier : Connect the provided USB-C cable to the USB-C port on the back of the keyboard and the USB-A end to your computer.
  2. Sélectionnez le système d'exploitation : Locate the Mac/Win switch on the back of the keyboard, near the USB-C port. Slide the switch to the appropriate position for your operating system (Mac or Windows).
    Image showing the USB-C port and the Mac/Win switch on the back of the Womier M68 HE V2 keyboard.

    Image: USB-C port and Mac/Win switch on the keyboard.

  3. Installation du logiciel (facultative mais recommandée) : For full customization, download the web-based software driver from the official Womier website. This software allows for advanced settings without installation and is compatible across all operating systems.
    Screenshot showing the Womier web-based software driver interface with a tip to download from the official website.

    Image: Web-based software driver interface with download instructions.

4. Mode d'emploi

4.1. Rapid Trigger and Actuation Customization

The Womier M68 HE V2 features Hall Effect magnetic switches that allow for highly precise and customizable actuation. Each key's trigger point can be adjusted from 0.08mm to 3.4mm in 0.1mm increments. Additionally, press sensitivity and reset sensitivity can be set individually via the software to match your specific typing or gaming style.

Image illustrating the rapid trigger feature of the Womier M68 HE V2 keyboard, showing deliberate 3.4mm heavy presses and speedy 0.08mm light presses.

Image: Rapid Trigger feature with adjustable actuation points.

4.2. Web-Based Software Driver

Le nouveau web-based software driver provides extensive customization options for your keyboard. It allows you to:

Image showing the internal structure of a Hall Effect magnetic switch and screenshots of the Womier keyboard software interface for customization.

Image: Hall Effect switch components and software customization interface.

4.3. Combinaisons de touches FN

Utilisez la touche FN en combinaison avec d'autres touches pour accéder rapidement à différentes fonctions :

Diagram showing various FN key combinations for controlling keyboard functions like RGB lighting, media controls, and Windows key lock.

Image: FN key combinations for various keyboard functions.

4.4. Éclairage RVB

The keyboard features 16.8 million RGB lighting colors with 15 pre-set lighting effects. Lighting brightness and speed can be adjusted using the dedicated knob or FN key combinations. The side-printed PBT keycaps are designed to transmit light effectively, providing clear illumination without direct upward light.

Image affichéeasing the 16.8 million RGB backlight of the Womier M68 HE V2 keyboard with shine-through keycaps and RGB lamp beads facing south.

Image: RGB backlight and shine-through keycaps.

5. Entretien

6. Dépannage

Q: Can the keyboard be replaced with a 3 or 5 pin mechanical switch?
A: No. The switch of the magnetic switch keyboard cannot be changed to the traditional mechanical axis or other brands of magnetic axis. You can only use the same brand of magnetic switch.
Q: What is the difference between a magnetic switch and a conventional mechanical switch?
A: The mechanical shaft uses a fixed trigger point. The magnetic shaft uses the electromagnetic principle to trigger through the induction of Hall inductor and permanent magnet. The magnetic shaft can be adjusted by software to trigger and reset the trip, and the RT function of the magnetic shaft is more suitable for FPS players.
Q: Advantages of magnetic axis keyboard?
A: Because the magnetic shaft has no shrapnel, the magnetic shaft also avoids the physical loss of the mechanical shaft, increases the service life of the shaft, and makes the touch more smooth. It can be set according to the need to trigger the trip and reset the trip. The software also supports DKS, MT, TGL three modes, which can be set according to the need and applied to different scenarios.
Image showing a Q&A section about magnetic switches and their differences from mechanical switches.

Image: Magnetic Switch Q&A.

7. Spécifications

MarqueWomier
Numéro de modèleM68 HE V2
Description du clavierJeux
Technologie de connectivitéUSB-C
Appareils compatiblesPC (Mac/Windows)
Caractéristiques spéciales16.8 Million RGB, Backlit, New Web-Software, Rapid Trigger
MatérielMetal, Plastic, Polybutylene Terephthalate (PBT)
Poids de l'article1.79 livres
Dimensions du colis14.33 x 6.02 x 2.32 pouces
Composants inclus1 x câble USB

7.1. Switch Characteristics

The M68 HE V2 comes with Womier custom Hall Effect magnetic switches, available in Jade Blue or Jade Green variants (shipped randomly). Both offer precise control and adjustable trigger points.

Graph comparing force curves and specifications for Womier Jade Green and Jade Blue magnetic switches.

Image: Womier Jade Green and Jade Blue switch specifications.

8. Vidéos produits

Womier M68 HE V2 60% Percent Keyboard, Rapid Trigger Keyboard

Video: An official product video from Womier SHOP showcasing the features and rapid trigger functionality of the Womier M68 HE V2 keyboard.

Womier M68 HE V2 60% Magnetic Rapid Trigger Gaming Keyboard

Video: An official product video from AngelPGC Store demonstrating the Womier M68 HE V2 magnetic rapid trigger gaming keyboard.

9. Garantie et assistance

For warranty information, please refer to the documentation included with your purchase or visit the official Womier website. For technical support, software downloads, and frequently asked questions, please visit the Womier Store or the official Womier support page.

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