How to replace a tower on your Cyborg II
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- Опубліковано 6 лют 2025
- Follow this quick guide to easily replace a tower on your Azeron Cyborg II.
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What's New in Cyborg II:
Hall Effect Thumbstick
Unlike standard potentiometric joysticks, Hall Effect joysticks use contactless technology, so the magnet never touches the sensor. This design makes Hall Effect thumbsticks more durable. Potentiometric joysticks can wear out and cause unwanted movements, known as stick drift. The Hall Effect thumbstick in the Cyborg II eliminates stick drift.
Now 30 Mappable Keys
Cyborg II features 30 easy-to-access mappable keys, with an extra one on the small tower.
Reworked Top Keys
The top keys are redesigned for quicker pressing with knuckles.
New Omron Switches
Cyborg II utilizes new Omron switches, delivering consistent and precise actuation force, built to withstand 50 million clicks for intense gaming.
More Profiles
Store up to six game profiles directly on the keypad. Switch profiles instantly: press once for the next, twice for the previous, and hold to return to the first. Customize RGB lighting for each profile.
New Board
New design of the main board, making it possible to incorporate future upgrades both in software and as modules.
USB-C Connector
Reversible plug that can be inserted either way.
High Polling Rate
A new (experimental) performance firmware option has been added. This mode allows the devices to achieve a 1000Hz polling rate across all available modes, ensuring responsive performance and smoother operation.
Plus exclusive software features!
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Nice videos, good for small diy repairs. Make a comparison video between the cyborg ii and cyborg ii compact.
This is the future of gaming all the sweats will be using this in fps in the next 10 years
I was wondering if I wanted to connect it to my ps5 can i download the azeronn software on ps5 or does it have to be on windows to set up
Azeron software can only be used on Windows, so the initial setup will have to be done on Windows machine with Azeron software installed.
Do you provide STL files for replacement parts? I was thinking about re-printing my entire Cyborg II in PETG, so I wouldn't have to worry about anything breaking.
STL files are not provided.
Tower joint and the magnetic stand files are shared though.
Replace ? Tower ? Why ?
Just in case something happens with the tower and replacement is needed.
@@AzeronEU EDIT: I fixed it! Saw a suggestion about sawing a "slot" into the head of the screw and it worked! Mad I didn't think of it. 😂
ORIGINAL COMMENT: Yup, like stripping the screw on the thumbstick like I just did to my brand new Cyborg II. I have used 5 different Cyborg's and never stripped one but I couldn't get the thumbstick to stay in place (the constant pressure from moving the stick) and tried to tighten it and... well here we are. It's the top screw for the tilt of the thumbstick so it seems I will have to replace the whole thumbstick assembly. 😭 How can I do that?
hey, i wanted to ask, is it possible to rebind the joystick on cyborg to camera and bind keys to wasd so i can use it for one handed gaming? ive heard of cyro but i prefer cyborg as something ill use after my hand heals too (its broken)
You can bind the joystick to mouse cursor or right joystick, if the game supports that and bind wasd to keys.