Mechanical Keyboard Huoji CQ 63, user manual

I’m going to leave this entry as backup for the user manual of my keyboard.

Characteristic

1. Support system: vs,rinXPI Win7/ Win81 Win10/Android/Apple all operating systems.
2. Support the Apple system opening process, press ALT to enter the system selection interface.
3. Bluetooth mode supports any 6 keys without conflict, USB mode supports all keyboards without conflict, and supports booting into BIOS.

FN combination key function

FN +	Keys	Function	Description
	1	=	Fl
	2		F2
	3		F3
	4		F4
	5		F5
	6		F6
	7		F7
	8		F8
	9		F9
	o		F10
	–		Ell
	=+		F12
	ESC		‘-
	P		PRINT
	[{		HOME
	}]		DELETE
	LEFT	speed +	five levels-default third level
	RIGHT	speed –	five levels-default third level
	UP	brightness +	five levels-the brightest by default
	DOWN	brightness –	five levels-the brightest by default
	?/		Floating with the flow, rippling, running away from the dust, stepping on the snow without a trace, grid, breathing, constant light, horse racing.
	/I		Switch to custom mode

FN +	CTRL_L		CTRL_L CAP and CTRL_L interchange
	SPACE	pause mode	Lighting effect pause
	ENTER		color switch
	Win L	Windows lock	lock Win L . APP
	A	Custom recording	Long press 3S to start recording, Mashes; press A again, recording is complete
	S	Custom recording
	Q	Bluetooth device connection, and device switching	Long press 3S to connection, short press to switch devices
	W	Bluetooth device connection, device switching	Long press 3S to connection, short press to switch devices
	E	Bluetooth device connection, device switching	Long press 3S to connection, short press to switch devices
	R	Working mode switch	Switch to USB mode, Bluetooth mode
	T	Bluetooth single carrier test mode	Low frequency
	Y	Bluetooth single carrier test mode	Medium frequency
	U	Bluetooth single carrier test mode	High frequency
Reset	At the same time ESC and BACKSPACE and CTRL_L+ and direction right 3S to open the reset

Increase FN+ M=Multimedia FN+<=Volume decrease FN+>=Volume increase

BLE Bluetooth mode

The keyboard supports a total of 3 host devices for connection, and the host device needs to support Bluetooth 4.0 or higher protocol, Switch to use by “device button FN+x” (x=CAW1E), the device names are HUOJI.

Charging instructions.

When the USB cable is plugged in, SPACE lights up in blue to remind the user that the battery is charging. (The bottom switch can be opened or closed)

References

• https://manuals.plus/huo-ji/cq63-60-compact-rgb-wireless-mechanical-gaming-keyboard-manual

Keystore Explorer

I want to recommend this tool to create and manage keys and certificates, is very easy to use and the UI is very simple.

I use to create my private SSL certificates, export and import for java applications.

Check all features here.

Saludos

QElectrotech Electric Diagram Editor

Well  this is a short entry for the blog. To create electric diagrams I’ve downloaded QElectrotech, is a free open source tool where you can make a multiple kind of electric diagrams, schemas, models, tables and other stuffs.

It’s a very complete tool and I surprise the many of symbols that it have. There are many options that I don’t understand yet but this is a excellent for my homework of electrical installations.

Here is my first diagram (unifilar diagram):

I’m going to try to search another tools to compare between them.

Cheers!

Red Hat Application Migration Toolkit

Red Hat published a free application toolkit to analyse the java enterprise applications based on old Jboss to migrate or upgrade to newer versions like wildfly.

This tool can review the complexity for the migration, the issues to attend, the dependencies (shared and circular) and other interesting stuffs to give you important details for the upgrade or migration that you will must consider.

There a tree ways to install (described by self) and you can download from here:

• Command Line Interface
• Web console (you can deploy a war in a existing jboss server)
• Eclipse Plugin
• Maven Plugin (it’s not listed but is usefully option)

I’ve tested this toolkit for migration purposes with a few old web applications based on Jboss 5, the objective is migrate that apps to wildfly.

Source Tree resolve conflicts with an external tool

Source Tree supports multiple external tools to compare differences and resolve conflicts between files. By default you can choose any of this:

But In this entry I’m going to show how to use it with Meld. 

Meld is a visual diff and merge tool targeted at developers. Meld helps you compare files, directories, and version controlled projects.

In linux systems it’s very useful and it’s my preffered tool (only when I can’t use diff and merge tools from my IDE).

How to configure

For Windows

Go to main menu and select Tools > Options > Diff tab, into selection option External Diff  pick Custom and into field Diff Command set the path to your meld binary (on windows is Meld.exe),  into field Arguments set this:

\"$LOCAL\" \"$REMOTE\"

Now for Merge Tool, select the same binary (Meld.exe) and set this into filed Arguments:

--auto-merge \"$LOCAL\" \"$BASE\" \"$REMOTE\" --output=\"$MERGED\"

Now, if you choose any file in your project you can check the diff selecting External Diff or with shorcut CTRL+D over your file, and meld it’s executed:

And it’s the same for files in conflict, select your file with the context menu Resolve conflicts > Launch External Merge Tool, now you can view side to side the differences between versions.

For Mac OSX

Meld is available for OSX here, download and install it.

Select Sourcetree menu > Preferences > Diff tab, on Diff command and Merge command set this value:

open -W -a Meld

For Diff command set  this args:

 --args  $LOCAL $REMOTE

For  Merge command set  this:

--args --auto-merge $LOCAL $BASE $REMOTE --output=$MERGED

Note:If you want to disable auto backup files (with .orig extension) from git execute this command:

 git config --global mergetool.keepBackup false

And thats all, cheers

References

• https://yousseb.github.io/meld/
• https://rc1021.blogspot.com/2018/04/meld-sourcetree-setting-diff-merge-in.html
• https://stackoverflow.com/questions/28542251/how-to-use-meld-as-a-merge-tool-with-sourcetree-on-windows

 

Connect to SMB1 from Windows 10

I had tried to connect from my windows 10 to shared folder over old Windows Server, but I received this message:

This explains the connection is using a protocol SMB1, in Win 10 it’s disbaled because is very old and insecure, the easy way to resolve it is enable it on windows features (into Panel Control, you need to reboot your system).

But I don’t wanna do that, I want to protect my system as far as posible, then googling on internet I found muCommander.

This is a ligth file manager (developed in java) with good support to connect with protocols like FTP, HDFS, HTTP, NFS, S3, SFTP, SMB and VSPHERE.

And now I can connect to older servers without expoes my system to some vulnerabilities.

http://www.mucommander.com/

Check Grammar

I’ve found a great web application to improve my grammar when I write in English and I hope it’s useful to others.

And this is the probe!

References

• https://www.grammarly.com/

Regards 🙂