Using with Logitech G HUB

This page explains how to use Logitech gaming mice (G604, G502, etc.) with Radiant.

WARNING

Updates to G HUB or macOS may cause the settings described here to stop working. The contents of this page are not guaranteed to work. If something isn't working, review your G HUB macro settings.

When buttons are not recognized

Logitech gaming mice have some buttons assigned to hardware-level functions such as "DPI Shift" by default. These buttons do not send events to macOS, so Radiant cannot detect them.

If a button is not recognized, check its assignment in G HUB and change it to one of the methods below.

Button assignment methods

Method 1: Assign to Mouse Button 4/5

Assigning a button to "Mouse Button 4" or "Mouse Button 5" in G HUB allows Radiant to detect it directly as a mouse button in the hotkey settings.

1. Open the button assignment in G HUB
2. Select "Mouse Button 4" or "Mouse Button 5"
3. Register it in Radiant's hotkey settings

INFO

G HUB only allows assigning Mouse Button 4 and Mouse Button 5 as mouse buttons. If you need more than two buttons, use the Sequence macro method below.

Method 2: Use a Sequence macro

G HUB's "Sequence" macro can send separate key inputs on button press and release. This supports all operation modes.

Steps

1. Create a Sequence macro in G HUB

Select "Sequence" as the macro type and configure it as follows:

• ON PRESS: Register the key combination you want to use (e.g., ⌥Space)
• WHILE HOLDING: Leave empty
• ON RELEASE: Register the same key combination as ON PRESS

Enable the "press/release" option. This ensures only keyDown is sent on press and only keyUp is sent on release.

2. Assign the macro to a button

Assign the Sequence macro you created to the button you want to use.

3. Register the hotkey in Radiant

In Radiant's menu settings, register the key combination from step 1 (e.g., ⌥Space) as a hotkey.

TIP

Choose a key combination that doesn't conflict with other applications. Uncommon combinations like ⌥Space or ⌃⇧F13 work well.

Operation mode compatibility

The supported operation modes depend on the assignment method.

Assignment method	Release or Click	Click	Toggle
Mouse Button 4/5	✅	✅	✅
Sequence macro	✅	✅	✅
Standard macro	❌	✅	✅

INFO

Standard macros send keyDown and keyUp simultaneously, so they do not support hold operation (Release or Click). If you need hold operation, use a Sequence macro.