Karabiner-elements: For HHKB Professional JP keyboard, "right-cmd" and "lang" keys are not detected

[yohm]

I'm using HHKB Professional JP keyboard, but "right_command" and "lang1"&"lang2"(英数&かな) keys are not detected in Karabiner-EventViewer while the other keys are recognized well.

If I removed the check of "HHKB Professional JP" in [Devices]-[Modify events from this device] table, these events are detected by the event viewer. However, if I removed that check, key modifier does not work.

environments

• macOS Sierra 10.12
• Karabiner-Elements: 0.90.84
• OS Locale: English
• Mac Pro (Mid 2012)
• keyboard: HHKB Professional JP
  
  
  
  • Latest driver for HHKB provided by PFU is installed.
  
  

[tekezo]

HHKB Pro JP without PFU driver works fine on my machine.
The PFU driver might be conflicted with Karabiner-Elements.

[yohm]

I uninstalled the PFU driver, but I still find the same problem.
Do you have an idea on possible causes that I can test?

[tekezo]

Did you change the DIP switches?
Please try to reset the DIP switches.

[yohm]

Macintosh mode (SW1) and swapping left alt and command (SW5) are on.
Although I turned off these two and restarted my computer, things didn't change. Event-Viewer does not show any responses against "right_command", "lang1", and "lang2".

[hioki-daichi]

@yohm
In my environments, lang and right-cmd are now detected after adding the following settings.

• For lang1
  
  
  
  • PCキーボードの変換キー
  
  
• For lang2
  
  
  
  • PCキーボードの無変換キー
  
  
• For right-cmd
  
  
  
  • PCキーボードのかなキー
  
  

environments

• macOS Sierra 10.12.3
• Karabiner-Elements: 0.90.67 (with a little patched with manual build)
• OS Locale: Japanese
• MacBook Pro (Late 2016)
• Keyboard: HHKB Professional2 Type-S JP
  
  
  
  • Latest driver for HHKB provided by PFU is installed.
  
  

[yohm]

@hioki-daichi Thanks! I'll try your proposal maybe during next week.

[yohm]

@hioki-daichi Following your advice, I could remap the keys as I intended.
After I reinstalled PFU devices, I remapped the keys as following. Thanks!

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