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Example of Key Combination Mapping
 
Num 1     =>     $ (Shift + Num 4)
Num 2     =>     Copy (Ctrl + C)
Num 3     =>     Paste (Ctrl + V)
 
If you want to map the left key => the right key, it is possible through a key combination.
 
            See Virtual Keyboard Code  https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/win32/inputdev/virtual-key-codes
 
 
 
 
1      Run the'Config.ini' file in the M3keychanger folder
 
         Key you want to change (origin) = key to be combined (combine) + key to change (remapping) by referring to the virtual keyboard code table,
         Input as Hex Code and save

        
         [KEY_01]
         origin = 0x31 (Num 1)
         combine=0x10 (Shift Key)
         remapping =0x71 (Num 4)
 
         [KEY_02]
         origin = 0x32 (Num 2)
         combine=0x11 (Ctrl key)
         remapping = 0x43 (C key)
 
         [KEY_03]
         origin = 0x33 (Num 3)
         combine=0x11 (Ctrl key)
         remapping = 0x56 (V key)
 
 
         See Virtual Keyboard code  https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/win32/inputdev/virtual-key-codes
        
 
       
 
2      Combine the 'Config.ini' and 'M3KeyChanger.exe' files saved above into one folder and copy them to the flash disk of the terminal
       
      
 
       
 
 
 
3       After rebooting (Reset) the terminal, run the 'M3KeyChanger.exe' file and test to try the set key (A pop-up window does not appear when running)