Your Pro Gaming Keyboard features onboard memory that contains eight different lighting effects. You can use the onboard memory to activate lighting effects while playing on a computer that does not have Logitech Gaming Software (LGS) installed. To return to your LGS profile lighting settings, open LGS, select the keyboard and click the Lighting Settings icon. 

The following table lists the lighting effects that are stored in the keyboard's memory and their shortcuts: 
 

Shortcut	Lighting Effect
Backlight toggle + 1	Color Wave right
Backlight toggle + 2	Color Wave left
Backlight toggle + 3	Color Wave center out
Backlight toggle + 4	Breathing NOTE: Use button combination repeatedly before the effect activates to cycle between 16 different colors.
Backlight toggle + 5	Ripple Key Press
Backlight toggle + 6	Color Cycle
Backlight toggle + 7	User-stored lighting
Backlight toggle + 0	Fixed color NOTE: Use button combination repeatedly before the effect activates to cycle between 16 different colors.
Backlight toggle + +	Increase the speed of the lighting effect
Backlight toggle + -	Decrease the speed of the lighting effect

NOTES:

• Increasing or decreasing the speed of the effect affects all lighting effects stored on the device.
• The Backlight toggle key is located above the PAUSE key in the upper right of the keyboard.

  

For an explanation of the different Lighting Effects, please see Customize lighting settings on the Pro gaming keyboard with Logitech Gaming Software.

User-stored lighting

You can use LGS 8.91.48 or later to store one Freestyle or Zones Lighting Mode layout in the keyboard’s memory. Here’s how:

1. Launch LGS.
2. Select the Pro Gaming Keyboard. 
3. Click the Lighting Settings icon.
4. Select either the Freestyle or Zones Lighting Mode.
   NOTE: Effects and Your Effects lighting layouts cannot be stored in the device’s memory.
5. Make changes to the on-screen image.
6. Once the changes are final, at the top of the LGS window, click Save to device.

   

7. Use the Backlight toggle + 7 key combination to access the user-stored lighting setting in the keyboard’s memory.