Editing Cherry G80-3700 (section)

==Programming==
The newer models can be programmed with the Cherry software Keym@n. Older versions require programming by key-combinations and need a keyboard connected to the keypads internal PS/2 (or DIN5) socket. The instructions below assume that a keyboard is connected to the internal socket and that the keypad is connected by PS/2 or DIN5 to a PC. PS/2 to USB adapters or similar will not work for programming this keypad.

===Mode Selection===
The G80-3700 features four different base modes:
# The keypad acts as a normal keypad. The Numlock state is shared with the main keyboard.
# The keypad acts as a normal keypad. The Numlock state is individual and does not rely on the main keyboard.
# The keypad generates special characters, normally found in combination with shift on the first row of a standard keyboard.
# Macro mode. The keypad uses the macros you programmed in. Each key can be programmed, with the exception of the Numlock key itself.

To switch between the modes:
* Press and hold Numlock key on the G80-3700
* Press and hold the key corresponding the mode number (any of 1–4)
* With both those keys still held, press enter, and release all three keys

===Programming a String===
To program a sequence or combination of keys proceed as following
#Hold down the Numlock key on the G80-3700
#Press the key you wish to program
#Release the Numlock key
#The Numlock LED should now be flashing
#Type the key-combination or sequence you wish to program on the main keyboard
#Press the Numlock key again
#The blinking should stop, the key is now programmed with your string or sequence

===Resetting all macros===
To reset all macros, press and hold the following keys on the G80-3700 together in the following sequence to perform a factory reset:
# Numlock
# Hyphen/minus
# Enter

===Resetting a macro===
To reset one macro proceed as following
#Hold down the Numlock key on the G80-3700
#Press the key you wish to reset
#Release the Numlock key
#The Numlock LED should now be flashing
#Press the minus key (-)
#Press the enter key
#Press the Numlock key
#The macro is now reset