AutoHotkey Community

; MXConfigureScript v1.0 by Peepsalot
; Scan Codes for the Logitech MX 3100/3000 Keyboard
; For use with AutoHotkey (www.autohotkey.com)
; Send questions or comments to dj_erroneous@hotmail.com

; This file lists the key codes for all the non-standard keys on the
; Logitech keyboard to aid anyone wanting to set up a custom configuration.

; I felt this was necesarry due to the inadequate drivers provided by Logitech
; This is meant to be run WITHOUT Logitech's Setpoint drivers installed
; I have not tested it in conjunction with these installed drivers

; Keys are listed in this script divided into sections
; The sections go from left to right, top to bottom as seen on the keyboard

; All keys are commented out by default and it is left to the user to decide
; which keys to uncomment and assign actions to.
; I have left a few of the key commands that I use in the script as examples,
; for the most part they perform similar to the default behavior of the Logitech drivers.

; The product names used in this file are for identification purposes only.
; All trademarks and registered trademarks are the property of their
; respective owners.
; The author is not responsible for any damages or loss caused
; by the use of this script.
; Use at your own risk.



;===============================================
;TOP LEFT (Digital Media Library & My Documents)
;===============================================
;sc114:: Run %USERPROFILE%\My Documents\My Videos       ; Movies
;sc113:: Run %USERPROFILE%\My Documents\My Music        ; Music
;sc115:: Run %USERPROFILE%\My Documents\My Pictures     ; Pictures
;sc155:: Run %USERPROFILE%\My Documents                 ; My Documents


;===============
;TOP MIDDLE-LEFT
;===============
;sc131:: Return                                         ; Flame?
;sc178:: Return                                         ; Record
;sc16D:: Return                                         ; Media


;============================
;MIDDLE MEDIA PLAYER CONTROLS
;============================
;sc130:: SoundSetWaveVolume +10                         ; Volume Up  (Wheel)
;sc12E:: SoundSetWaveVolume -10                         ; Volume Down(Wheel)
;+sc130:: SoundSetWaveVolume +1                         ; Volume Up  (Wheel) w/ Shift for precision
;+sc12E:: SoundSetWaveVolume -1                         ; Volume Down(Wheel) w/ Shift for precision
;sc120:: Return                                         ; Mute
;sc110:: Return                                         ; Prev Track
;sc119:: Return                                         ; Next Track
;sc12D:: Return                                         ; Remote Control
;sc12F:: Return                                         ; Eject
;sc122:: Return                                         ; Play/Pause
;sc124:: Return                                         ; Stop

;================
;TOP MIDDLE-RIGHT
;================
;sc12C:: Return                                         ; 1 (Audio Presets)
;sc125:: Return                                         ; 2 (Audio Presets)
;sc126:: Return                                         ; 3 (Audio Presets)

;=========
;TOP RIGHT
;=========
;sc16C:: Run, www.gmail.com                             ; E-Mail
;sc111:: Return                                         ; Messenger
;sc175:: Return                                         ; Status
;sc174:: Return                                         ; Webcam

;===========
;F MODE KEYS
;===========
; F Mode toggles on and off similarly to Num Lock or Caps Lock
;sc13B:: Return                                         ; Help          (F Mode F1)
;sc13C:: Return                                         ; MS Word       (F Mode F2)
;sc13D:: Return                                         ; MS Excel      (F Mode F3)
;sc13E:: Return                                         ; MS PowerPoint (F Mode F4)
;sc13F:: Return                                         ; Undo          (F Mode F5)
;sc140:: Return                                         ; Redo          (F Mode F6)
;sc141:: Return                                         ; Print         (F Mode F7)
;sc142:: Return                                         ; Save          (F Mode F8)
;sc143:: Return                                         ; Programmable A(F Mode F9)
;sc144:: Return                                         ; Programmable B(F Mode F10)
;sc157:: Return                                         ; Programmable C(F Mode F11)
;sc158:: Return                                         ; Programmable D(F Mode F12)


;=================================================================
;RIGHT SIDE: Calculator and Sleep (see note below about sleep key)
;=================================================================
;sc121:: Run notepad.exe                                         ; Calculator
;sc15F:: MsgBox "Goodnight!"                                         ; Sleep

; ====NOTE====
; The Sleep Key can be used as a hotkey, but first Windows must be configured
; properly for it.  In Windows XP: Open Control Panel, Power Options,
; click the advanced tab, and select "Do Nothing" for the Sleep key option
; Un-comment the next line if you wish to use the Sleep Key
; Also, there seems to be a 1-2sec delay built in for this key


;=========
;LEFT SIDE
;=========
;sc06A:: Return                                         ; Zoom +
;sc104:: Return                                         ; Zoom -
;sc06B:: Return                                         ; %


;==============================================================
;SCROLL DEVICE (see bottom of script for keyboard scroll wheel)
;==============================================================
;sc06C:: Return                                         ; Tilt Left
;sc06E:: Return                                         ; Tilt Right
;sc103 & WheelUp:: Send {Up}                            ; Double Arrow Up
;sc102 & WheelDown:: Send {Down}                        ; Double Arrow Down

;==========================================================
;BOTTOM LEFT KEYS (see note below about the left Enter key)
;==========================================================
;sc06D:: Return                                         ; "X" (Close Window)
;sc101:: Return                                         ; Program Switcher
;sc01C:: Return                                         ; Enter Key


; ====NOTE====
; This left enter key is exactly the same as the normal enter key
; Making this a hotkey will affect both keys! This is here for reference,
; but commented out for a reason.




;========================
;KEYBOARD WHEEL CODE
;========================
; The following code is used to decipher the difference between the keyboard
; wheel and the keyboard up and down keys that it normally functions as.
; This is a tricky thing to do, since the key codes it returns are identical.
; The code I have written is able to tell the difference by the timing of the
; key events, which is slightly different between the wheel and arrow keys.
; This code will delay your up and down arrow key presses by 30ms.
; Hardly noticable, but hardcore gamers may frown upon any extra lag
; Furthermore I have only tested this on my system, and other systems
; may behave differently with respect to timing.
; Due to these issues I have commented this section out by default
; Feel free to uncomment it and try it out yourself if you like
; The only two lines that need to be edited or replaced are marked by comments
/*
$Up::
PriorUpHotKey := A_PriorHotkey
if PriorUpHotKey=$Up
{
  ActualUpArrow := 1
  repeatUp := 1
  Send {Up down}
}
else
{
  KeyWait Up, T0.03
  if (ErrorLevel or repeatUp=1)
  {
    ActualUpArrrow := 1
    Send {Up down}
  }
  else
  {
    ActualUpArrow := 0
    Send {WheelUp} ;REPLACE THIS LINE WITH YOUR OWN COMMAND(S) FOR WHEEL UP
  }
  repeatUp := 0
}
Return
$Up up::
if ActualUpArrow
  Send {Up up}
Return

$Down::
PriorDownHotKey := A_PriorHotkey
if PriorDownHotkey=$Down
{
  ActualDownArrow := 1
  repeatDown := 1
  Send {Down down}
}
else
{
  KeyWait Down, T0.03
  if (ErrorLevel or repeatDown=1)
  {
    ActualDownArrrow := 1
    Send {Down down}
  }
  else
  {
    ActualDownArrow := 0
    Send {WheelDown} ;REPLACE THIS LINE WITH YOUR OWN COMMAND(S) FOR WHEEL DOWN
  }
  repeatDown := 0
}
Return
$Down up::
if ActualDownArrow
  Send {Down up}
Return
*/