Tap Dance allows you to configure different actions depending on how a button is used.
For example, the same button could be configured to active a macro when the button is tapped or activate something else when the button is held.
1. Configuring Tap Dance
Click the Tap Dance tab at the top and one of the available numbers below it. By default, 8 Tap Dance configurations can be used but this number could be smaller to help reduce firmware size.
Each tap dance can be configured to do different actions based on how the button is pressed. In the case below, when the button is “Tapped”(On tap), the Left GUI is pressed but when the button is held(On hold), the button activates layer 1. The other two options (On double tap) and (On tap + hold) can also be configured.
The tapping term represents the timing on how the firmware distinguishes between the actions. If a button is held for longer than the tapping term it’s considered a hold. If a button is held for shorter than the tapping term it’s considered a tap.
When you are satisfied with the configuration of all tap dance configurations, click save to save all changes. If you want to revert to what is already on the device, click revert
2. Using a Tap Dance
After the tap dance has been configured and saved, it can be used. Just click on a key you would like to use for a tap dance in the top palette then select your tap dance in the bottom palette. (under the Tap Dance tab)
