EvoFox Ronin Web Configurator
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Overview

Dashboard

Your keyboard at a glance

Your keyboard isn't connected yet
Set up over the 2.4 GHz receiver Fn + 4 or the Type-C cable Fn + 5. Bluetooth is for typing only.
Not sure which mode you're in? Hold Fn: key 1–3 lights for Bluetooth, 4 for 2.4 GHz, 5 for wired.
Fn+1 BT 1
Fn+2 BT 2
Fn+3 BT 3
Fn+4 2.4 GHz
Fn+5 Type-C
2.4 GHz Wireless Mode (FN + 4): Take the 2.4 GHz receiver out of its slot on the keyboard and plug it into your computer, then press FN + 4. If the receiver isn’t recognised, long press FN + 4 until the LED blinks fast. Works with this app.
2.4 GHz Wireless
USB receiver
1 Take the receiver out of its slot on the keyboard and plug it into your computer.
2 Press Fn + 4. Hold it for 3 s if the receiver needs re-pairing.
3 Click Connect Keyboard and choose 2.4 Wireless Device.
Type-C cable
Charges while connected
1 Plug the cable into the keyboard and your computer.
2 Press Fn + 5 to switch to wired mode.
3 Click Connect Keyboard and choose your Ronin (it may be listed as Unknown device 1A2C:A157).
Bluetooth
Typing only, no setup
1 Fn + 1, 2 or 3 connect up to three devices for typing.
2 Operating systems don't let browsers send settings to a keyboard over Bluetooth.
3 Switch to 2.4 GHz or wired to change settings, then switch back. Your settings stay on the keyboard.

21 RGB Lighting Effects

Waves, ripples, lasers, spectrum cycles and more, in 7 colours or multicolour, plus a per-key custom mode.

Key Remapping & Onboard Memory

Remap keys on the normal layer and the Fn layer, paint your own per-key colours, and keep it all in the keyboard’s onboard memory.

Connect your keyboard to start

Plug in the Type-C cable or the 2.4 GHz receiver, then connect to change lighting live.

Selected effect

Flow

On keyboard

Presets

Effects

21 effects + Off

Adjust

5 levels each
5/5
3/5

Reverse direction with Fn + ←

Connect your keyboard to start

Key remaps are saved straight to the keyboard, so it needs to be connected.

Selected key

Normal and Fn layer
Selected key Click a key
None yet
Click a key on the keyboard to start

Fn layer keys work while Fn is held.

Pick a key

79 keys
Click any key, then choose what it should do

Connect your keyboard to start

Per-key colours are saved straight to the keyboard, so it needs to be connected.

Brush

Saved on the keyboard

Paint your keys

1 Pick a colour 2 Click keys 3 Save to keyboard
#FF0000

Paint the keyboard

Paint
Click a key to paint it, click again to clear

Named Profiles

Kept in this browser

Backup & Restore

Share or restore as a file

Export your lighting configurations, per-key RGB artwork, and custom key remaps as a standalone backup file, or restore a previously saved JSON profile. Works 100% offline.

Connect your keyboard to start

Sleep timer, key response and Fn layer are stored on the keyboard, so it needs to be connected.

Power & Performance

Saved on the keyboard

Light sleep turns the backlight off; deep sleep saves the most battery. Press any key to wake.

Level 1 is the fastest. Times are from the official EvoFox software.

“Press once” makes Fn toggle the Fn layer instead of holding it.

Factory Reset & Recovery

Can’t be undone

Resets all key assignments, restores the default lighting, clears custom macros and resets the power settings. Same as holding Fn + Esc for 5 seconds.

Developer log What the app and keyboard said to each other. Useful for bug reports.
EvoFox Ronin 75% Wireless

Keyboard guide

Every Fn shortcut, how to switch between Bluetooth, 2.4 GHz and wired, and the physical controls, checked against the official Amkette guide.

Official Support Manual

Connect

  • Fn+1–3Bluetooth
  • Fn+42.4 GHz
  • Fn+5Type-C cable

Lighting

  • Fn+\Next effect
  • Fn+DelLights on / off
  • Fn+→Next colour
  • Fn+↑ ↓Brightness

Which mode am I in?

Hold Fn. The active number key lights up.

  • 1–3Bluetooth
  • 42.4 GHz
  • 5Type-C cable

System

  • Fn+AWindows mode
  • Fn+SMac mode
  • Fn+WinLock Windows key

Which mode is your keyboard in?

See which connection is active, and how to switch

Works with this app
2.4 GHz receiver or Type-C cable
Change lighting, keys and settings over the 2.4 GHz receiver or the Type-C cable. Browsers can't send settings over Bluetooth.
Check on the keyboard
Hold Fn
Key 1–3 lights for Bluetooth, 4 for 2.4 GHz, 5 for wired.
Fn+1 BT 1
Fn+2 BT 2
Fn+3 BT 3
Fn+4 2.4G
Fn+5 USB
2.4 GHz Wireless Mode (FN + 4): Take the 2.4 GHz receiver out of its slot on the keyboard and plug it into your computer, then press FN + 4. If the receiver isn’t recognised, long press FN + 4 until the LED blinks fast. Works with this app.

WebHID Setup & Troubleshooting Guide

1

Select Keyboard Mode

Press FN + 4 for 2.4 GHz wireless or FN + 5 for Type-C wired. Verify by holding Fn to see key 4 or 5 light up.

2

Plug in Receiver or Cable

Insert the 2.4 GHz USB receiver into a USB port on your PC, or plug the braided Type-C cable firmly into the keyboard.

3

Authorize WebHID

Click Connect Device in this app and select the recognized device: Unknown Device (1A2C:A157) or 2.4 Wireless Device.

Why can't I configure over Bluetooth (Fn+1/2/3)?

Over Bluetooth, your computer doesn’t let browsers reach the keyboard’s settings channel (0xFF02:0x0002), so this app can’t see it. Bluetooth is great for everyday typing; switch to 2.4G (Fn+4) or Wired USB (Fn+5) to tune lighting or remap keys.

The 2.4 GHz receiver isn’t recognised

Long press FN + 4 until the LED blinks fast, with the receiver plugged in. That re-pairs the keyboard with it.

How do I perform a complete factory reset?

Press and hold FN + Esc for 5 seconds. This resets all settings to default. You can also use Restore Factory Defaults in Device Settings.

How does battery charging work?

Charge it with the provided Type-C cable. In Bluetooth mode, the battery percentage shows on the connected device. In 2.4 GHz or wired mode, this app shows it in the top bar.

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Talking to your keyboard…