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sol_azulGreat catch! This is a firmware bug. It looks like, when in LED Edit mode, we're setting the RGB values to different intensities than when the board is all white. That's causing the pinkish color you are seeing. I am able to reproduce it easily with my 104 key board on my desk.
The other issue that you're reporting is color bleed, which is more of a design issue than anything else. There will be slight color shift as you set more LEDs. That's not electrical or firmware, that's optical.
I'll work on an updated firmware and communicate when it is available, thanks again!
The other issue that you're reporting is color bleed, which is more of a design issue than anything else. There will be slight color shift as you set more LEDs. That's not electrical or firmware, that's optical.
I'll work on an updated firmware and communicate when it is available, thanks again!
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How to replicate: In LED edit mode set every switch in a row to the white color. Next, in a different row that is completely blank set four switches right next to each other to the white color. This incomplete row will have a pinkish white color compared to the bluish white color of the fully on row. For extra fun, set more switches in the incomplete row and watch the white switches change color slightly.