Step 1: Connect mouse to PC and set the DPI to 4000 and Polling Report Rate to 250Hz (console) or 1000Hz (PC). If you can have multiple DPI to use with an ON-Board Memory profile like the Logitech G502, set a high DPI of 4000 and low DPI of 1000.

Step 2: Connect Zen to laptop with both the PROG and CONSOLE/PC USB cables. Connect your Keyboard to A2.

Step 3: Open Zen Studio and select the M&K Settings tab. Some keyboards like Redragon output as both a mouse and keyboard. If this is happeneing with your setup, right click on the Mouse and select IGNORE DEVICE. You can now reset the Zen and it should show only a Keyboard is connected. You can now connect your Mouse to A3.

Step 4: Import one of the preset MK profiles (everything has been done for you including key mapping, sensitivity, tuning and balistic curves). For this example we will be using Apex Legends. Once imported finalize the settings to your Zen.

Step 5: Unplug the PROG USB cable. If you are gaming on a PC, keep the console USB cable connected, if you are gaming on a console, for example an Xbox Series X , connect an origibnal Xbox controller to A1 (license donor), and connect the CONSOLE USB cable to the Xbox. Press the Zen reset button and the RGB lights will turn GREEN.

Step 6: Match the in-game settings that you're given on the Apex Legends Page.

Step 7: Play :)



Key Binds

Setting binds with a laptop is quick and easy. When setting a bind in the place of a second mouse you are able to use the trackpad of your laptop instead. Simply follow the steps below to set up your mouse and keyboard binds.

1. Ensure your mouse is in On-Board Memory Mode. For Logitech mice, this is done in GHUB by clicking the gear icon on the top right of the screen and making sure that On-Board Memory Mode says "ON". If it shows as "OFF" simply click the button one time. If On-Board Memory Mode is not enabled the profile containing the binds that were customized will not be detected by Zen Studio correctly.
2. Connect your Logitech mouse you will be gaming with Zen to port A3 and your keyboard to port A2.
3. With your trackpad in MK Settings set the controller button bind you wish to map for your G or mouse button to "Listening" by double-clicking it.
4. Using the mouse connected to your Zen press the G or mouse button you wish to use. If done correctly and the G or mouse button is a keyboard key the bind will show MouseKey before the keyboard button. Otherwise, if it is a mouse button it will show up as the mouse button it is.
5. Repeat Steps 3 and 4 until you have mapped all G buttons you wish to use with your MK profile.
6. With your trackpad in MK Settings set the controller button bind you wish to map for your keyboard key to "Listening" by double-clicking it.
7. Using the keyboard connected to your Zen press the keyboard key you wish to use. If done correctly the bind will display the keyboard key you just pressed. Unlike a mouse which would show as MouseKey before the key.
8. Repeat Steps 6 and 7 until you have mapped all G buttons you wish to use with your MK profile.

In the picture below RS / R3 is to as 0. This is a bind set with a keyboard and will only output when 0 is pressed on a keyboard connected to your Zen. The other bind RB / R1 is also set to 0 though this was done with a G Button on a Logitech mouse. Mice that have a keyboard key assigned to a G Button or mouse button will show MouseKey before the keyboard key and only output with a mouse. If your bind does not show MouseKey before it and you used a mouse to set your bind make sure that you have set the bind to "Listening" first. This can be done by using your trackpad and double-clicking the bind you would like to use. Then simply press your G or mouse button on the mouse that is connected to your Zen.