Actuation Point adjustment example keymap
This keymap is an example of how the actuation point adjustment
functionality could be used. In config.h, we set
ACTUATION_DEPTH_ADJUSTMENT to +1, which puts
the actuation point slightly deeper, making the keys less sensitive.
If hid_listen is
running, CAPS_LOCK + F9 prints the current RDAC setting and
CAPS_LOCK + F10 prints the default or base setting.
CAPS_LOCK + F11 and CAPS_LOCK + F12 can be
used to adjust the actuation point dynamically. Make only small
adjustments and find your ideal setting. For example, if the base
setting of your keyboard is 56 but you prefer a slightly lower actuation
point at 58, you should set ACTUATION_DEPTH_ADJUSTMENT to
+2.
If something goes wrong during adjustment, for example keys not
actuating anymore or actuating spontaneously, don’t panic. Just unplug
the keyboard and plug it back in. This will revert all your dynamic
changes made with F11 and F12.
If you discover you have set a too high or low value for
ACTUATION_DEPTH_ADJUSTMENT, you will need to recompile and
reflash your keyboard.