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Noreza

A (unofficial) dedicated mapper for Azeron devices on Linux

Currently Supported Devices

• Classic
• Cyborg 1
• Cyborg 2
• Cyro
• Cyro (Lefty)
• Keyzen

Note For Opposite Hand Devices

You may need to enable "Invert Axes" in the global device settings to invert the joystick. A restart is required after enabling it.

Features

• Web interface
• Visualize key presses and analog joystick
• X11 Auto Profile Switching
• Option to visually mirror layout for opposite hand devices

Preview

Requirements

• uinput access (user in input group)
• Azeron device joystick set to analog, all buttons set to joystick buttons, and hat set to joystick dpad up, down, left and right

Required Azeron Hardware Profiles

* Number in bottom left of key should be which JOY key is assigned.
* Joystick MUST be set to "Analog Joystick".
* Any not listed can be found by viewing in the web browser

Cyborg1

Cyborg2

Cyro

Cyro (Lefty)

Keyzen

Instructions

• Get serial of Azeron device (lsusb -d 16d0: -v | grep iSerial)
• noreza --serial <SERIAL>
  • If your device does not have a serial or it shows as 0, you can pass the product id instead noreza --product-id 0x12f7
  • It is the 2nd segment of lsusb, e.g. 16d0:12f7
• You can pass --wait to have the program wait for a matching device to be connected
• Access the web interface at localhost:1337 (port can be changed with --port)