Peripherals

Supported ASUS mice and keyboards: performance, lighting, profiles, power and OLED controls.

The Devices page lists supported ASUS mice and keyboards connected over USB or compatible wireless receivers. Support is model-specific; connecting an ASUS device does not guarantee every setting is available.

Find a device

  1. Connect the device or its supported receiver.
  2. Open Devices and choose Scan for devices if needed.
  3. Select a device in Connected peripherals.

If a device is missing, check its connection and receiver mode and scan again. Arsenal may not support that model or connection type.

Mouse performance

SettingPurpose
DPISet the supported sensor-resolution value.
Polling rateSelect a reporting rate supported by the device and connection.
Sleep timeoutSet the idle period before sleep on supported wireless devices.

Choose Apply to device to write the edited mouse settings. Available ranges come from the device profile; do not assume that all mice share the same DPI or polling-rate limits.

Keyboard controls

  • Keyboard lighting: supported Aura sync, effect, brightness, speed and primary/secondary colours. Use Apply keyboard lighting.
  • Keyboard profiles: choose a supported onboard profile and select Switch profile.
  • Keyboard power: sleep timeout and low-battery warning where supported, saved with Apply power settings.
  • Keyboard OLED: enabled state, brightness and mode on supported devices, saved with Apply OLED.

Battery reporting

Supported wireless devices report battery information. The low-battery-warning control belongs to supported keyboard power settings; it is not a universal alert setting for every mouse.

Other device software

Another utility can overwrite lighting or onboard settings. If changes revert, close the competing utility and apply the settings again.

Polling-rate choices

The device’s available rates determine the choices shown. Higher-rate modes can depend on the receiver and connection, so use the rates the app actually offers.

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