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In addition to the preset effects, the keyboard is able to display a custom one. It is static (has no animation) and allows you to configure separate colors for each key.
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## Read
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To read a custom effect, you have to send a request:
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```sh
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0x05 0x89 0xBC 0x00 0x00 0x00
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```
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The response will be a sequence of 1050 bytes. The colors for the keys are encoded in these bytes.
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The first will be the header, which is always `0x89`. Followed by 6 zeros.
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Then comes the effect colors. Keys positions are sampled from byte 7. You can see an example of positions in [template_backlight.go](../layout/template_backlight.go).
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Colors are written in a rather strange way: first comes red, after 126 bytes comes green and after another 126 bytes comes blue.
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That is, if you have white color written for the first and second button, then 255 will be written to the bytes under the indexes:
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```sh
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# First
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7, 133, 259
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# Second
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8, 134, 260
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```
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## Write
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To record the effect you need to send a sequence of bytes in the same format but with a different header. Cut off the first 7 bytes and add the command:
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```sh
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0x06 0x09 0xBC 0x00 0x40 0x00 0x00 0x00 # command
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0xFF 0xFF 0x00 0x00 0x00 0x00 0x00 0x00 # payload
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...
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```
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## Pages
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It seems that the keyboard can store several pages of custom effects, but I haven't figured out how to activate them yet. There are the following commands to work with them:
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