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Meletrix Zoom75 Keyboard User Manual
PACKAGE CONTENT
- The stainless steel internal weight is not included in the kit and needs to be purchased separately.
- The battery is for the wireless version only.
INSTALLATION STEPS
- Please make sure to check if the brown or the black packaging box is undamaged. Please check if the items listed above are not missing. If you’re missing any of the items above please contact the store you purchased it from before proceeding ahead.
- After receiving the keyboard, you need to test whether each key on the PCB can work normally. Firstly, you need to remove the top case of the kit, unscrew the case screws with the included silver allen key, and then test the keys on the computer.
- Plug the daughter board cable and battery cable into the PCB, and pay attention to the positive and negative poles. Then use the coiled cable to connect the computer and the daughter board.
- Side-load the JSON file into VIA and use tweezers (not included in the kit) to short the two ends of the socket, the corresponding key will light up on the VIA to indicate that it can work normally. After testing, you can press and hold FN+Z for three seconds, then manually connect to the Bluetooth of the computer. If the PCB can work normally after unplugging the coiled cable that means the Bluetooth connection is successful.
- The connection method of the 2.4G adapter: Press and hold FN+V for three seconds then the V key light will flash quickly, plug the adapter into the computer, and the indicator light will go off to indicate a successful connection.
- Put the Poron Switch Foam on the PCB (pay attention to alignment) and install some switches to hold it on the PCB. Then take out the Stabilizer (including 5×2u+1×6 25u+1×7u)
Use a brush to apply 205+105 grease on both sides of the stabilizer stem and BDZ grease on two ends of the steel wire. Then put the steel wire into the stabilizer stem and press it down from bottom to top. (The mass-produced stabilizers are different, the following pictures are for reference only).
The next step is to install the stabilizers. You need to attach the stabilizer pads on the PCB first and then install the stabilizer on the PCB. (Note: The larger hole is for the stabilizer feet while the smaller hole is for the screw) The correct installation is that the stabilizer feet are completely exposed, and then tighten the screws.
This is what it looks like with stabilizers finally installed.
- Put the portion plate foam and PC plate on the PCB (Please note that the correct orientation of the PC plate). Screw the stand-off on the PC plate first and place the PC plate on the poron plate foam, then screw on the screws on the back of the PCB.
- Put on the gasket sleeves(Note: the side sleeves are shorter than the upper and lower sleeves).
- Install Poron PCB Foam: First tear off half of the white film and paste it on the PCB, align the position, and then tear off the other half and paste it, and finally tear off the blue film.
- Badge installation: Install the badge fixing frame inside the top case first, then install the badge magnetic base on the fixing frame and screw on the screws, and finally put the badge on.
- Two-key module installation: Install the frame inside the case and screw it on, next plug the cable into the 2-key PCB, then plug the other end into the port on the PCB.
- After installing the module you want, you need to tighten the case screws and install the foot pads and then start installing the switches!
- Pay attention to the position of the pins when installing the switches. Since the material of the PC plate is soft, it is easy for the switches to not press in place. You need to use tweezers to adjust the PC plate.
Reminder: If your keycaps are rubbing against the case, you just have to adjust the plate and PCB assembly a little.
- Take out the knob. There will have a screw in the knob, you need to screw the screw in the knob first. Next, align the bottom of the knob with the shape of the encoder and place it then tighten the screw.
- Install the keycaps. Congratulations on putting your Zoom 75 together!
