Logickeyboard Logic Pro X2 Astra Mac Keyboard - Black

No, the Logickeyboard is a plug-and-play device and does not require any software installation for basic functionality.

Yes, it can be used as a standard USB keyboard on any compatible computer, including PCs. However, the dedicated shortcut keys are optimized for Logic Pro on macOS.

You can adjust the backlight brightness using the specific function keys designated for lighting control, usually found in the F-row or top function key cluster.

The grey USB cable powers the keyboard itself, while the black USB cable activates and powers the integrated USB 3.0 hub. Both are required for full functionality.

The USB 3.0 hub can provide power to connected devices, including many smartphones for charging. However, the charging speed may vary and is dependent on the device and other peripherals connected to the hub.

While it includes standard key labeling, the primary design is for Logic Pro shortcuts. The low-profile scissor-switch keys offer a comfortable typing experience, making it suitable for general use, but users accustomed to mechanical keyboards might notice a difference.

Ensure both USB cables (grey for keyboard, black for hub if used) are securely connected to the computer. Try connecting to different USB ports. Restart your computer.

Verify that the black USB cable is connected. Check that the connected device is powered on. Test the device on another USB port or computer to rule out device failure. The actual speed of the USB hub can vary depending on devices connected.

Ensure the grey USB cable is connected. Cycle through the backlight levels using the designated function keys. If the issue persists, contact support.

Unplug and re-plug the keyboard's grey USB cable. Restart your computer. If the issue is specific to certain keys, check for any physical obstruction or consider cleaning the keyboard.