Noppoo Choc Mini numlock issues

[dezno]

Hey, just got my Noppoo Choc Mini today shipped from Beijing. It has an american keyboard layout, and since I live in Norway I'm not completely used to it yet. Mainly I play WoW with a Razer Naga, which requires to have numlock on, but on this keyboard numlock activates the blue keys. (U=4, I=5, O=6 etcetc) I don't want to play on the 123 mode on the naga. Having numlock on on my previous keyboard (a razer lycosa) worked just fine. Is there any way I can make so that numlock doesn't enable blue keys? Thx

[dezno]

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[sasae]

anyone? got mine today and just realised this, is there any way to keep numlock enabled and not have the blue keys?

[Surnia]

That would defeat the purpose no? The point of the numlock is to ENABLE the numpad for use... That is the feature of the choc mini and Keycool 84; otherwise you'd have to look into using a KBT race or otherwise.

[jabar]

You might be able to use Autohotkey to remap the numpad positions on the Choc Mini to overcome the Numlock being enabled, but that might affect the Lycosa as well if you're using two keyboards at the same time.

[sasae]

my main problem is that i got my razer naga in num lock mode, all the grid buttons on the side is set to num 0-9 - and they wont function if i toggle of num lock, and i really dont wanna re-do my keybinds in every game i play ):

[stingrae]

I don't think there's a way around this, unless you change your mouse keys to use normal 1-9 etc. but I doubt that would work?

You might be able to use Autohotkey to remap the numpad positions on the Choc Mini to overcome the Numlock being enabled, but that might affect the Lycosa as well if you're using two keyboards at the same time.

won't work since the script won't distinguish between the Naga numpad and the noppoo numpad as they send the same messages.

[davkol]

I don't think there's a way around this, unless you change your mouse keys to use normal 1-9 etc. but I doubt that would work?

You might be able to use Autohotkey to remap the numpad positions on the Choc Mini to overcome the Numlock being enabled, but that might affect the Lycosa as well if you're using two keyboards at the same time.

won't work since the script won't distinguish between the Naga numpad and the noppoo numpad as they send the same messages.

Well, AHK is inferior to MacroHID and such stuff that recognizes different devices.