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Python CLI application to interface with the Steelseries Apex 7 TKL keyboard in Linux

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Steelseries Apex 7 on Linux

This is raw and unpolished code. Use it at your own risk.

ssere.py contains examples on how to:

  • Set key colors (individual or by region)
  • Activate or switch a configuration
  • Update the OLED image or write text to the display

Installation

pip install -r requirements.txt

Usage as non-root

This requires a udev ruleset.

sudo cp 51-apex.rules /etc/udev/rules.d/51-apex.rules && sudo udevadm control --reload && sudo udevadm trigger

CLI usage

Load profile

Takes in the the profile number.

  • ./cli.py config 1

Oled screen control

  • ./cli.py oledblank
  • ./cli.py oled ./images/grimm.png
  • ./cli.py oledtext "Hello" "from the other side"

Color

Takes in pairs of (keycode(s) or region(s), color). You can define multiple keycodes or regions in a given pair by using a comma separator.

Examples:

  • ./cli.py color ALL orange
  • ./cli.py color ALPHA c26838
  • ./cli.py color F9,F10,F11,F12 red
  • ./cli.py color SYMBOLS_LEFT green F1,F2,F3,F4 red -- black

Available regions:

  • FKEYS: Function keys
  • ALPHA: Letters and space bar
  • NUMERIC: Number row
  • SYMBOLS_LEFT: Symbols left of alpha keys
  • SYMBOLS_RIGHT1: Symbols right of alpha keys
  • SYMBOLS_RIGHT2 M1 to M6 and arrow keys
  • KEYPAD: Numeric key pad (not available for Apex7 TKL)
  • ALL: All keys
  • --: Special region that sets the following color on all keys that have not been used so far.

See keys.py for list key codes

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