Dragonframe 5 supports both Intel and Apple Silicon natively. This means it runs natively on any of the Apple ‘M’ chips. Dragonframe 4 is Intel only. However, it runs on the new Apple Silicon computers via Rosetta. It performs fairly well.
Yes. Dragonframe 4.2.2 and newer have been tested with macOS Big Sur.
Windows 10 added a feature to use a numeric keypad to control your mouse. If this is on, the keypad won’t work properly. To fix the issue: Open the ‘Ease of Access’ settings by pressing the Windows logo key + U on the keyboard. On the ‘Ease of Access’ settings screen, scroll down and select … Read more
Instead of giving you a code to type on the keypad, the computer asks you for the keypad’s PIN. If that happens, try this: When it asks you for a code, click into the field, and type “0000” on the regular computer keyboard, then click the Connect button. Immediately after that, type “0000”, followed by … Read more
If the blue light doesn’t flash, it means you didn’t actually depress the CONN. button after turning the keypad on. You must use something small, like the tip of a pen or pencil, or a bent paper-clip, to press it.