Is there an explanation on the native EQ2 support of the G15 display?

[Ragecaller]

<p>I just got me a Logitech G13, which has the same display as a G15. While most of the screens in EQ2 are self explanatory (had to engage a mob in hand to hand to figure out the attack delay display though), one screen i couldn't figure out reads simply Channel: Guild. Since i am unguilded i don't really know what this one does, or if i can configure it in some way.</p><p>Can anyone shed some light on this, or tell me to what extent i can influence these display readouts?</p>

[Grimmn]

<p>I don't have that on my g15 keyboard... best guess- maybe it shows guildmates that are logged in since the group screen shows group members /shrug</p><p>BTW, how do you like playing with that keypad? I'm thinking about switching to it and a different KB or upgrade to the g19 KB, but I like the idea of having the keypad for when I'm playing COD-MW2 and the like.</p>

[Rothgar]

<p>That screen on the G15 is for the integrated voice chat.  It shows your current voice channel as well as who is currently talking and the number of people in the channel.</p>

[Ragecaller]

<p><cite>Grimmpulse@Blackburrow wrote:</cite></p><blockquote><p>I don't have that on my g15 keyboard... best guess- maybe it shows guildmates that are logged in since the group screen shows group members /shrug</p><p>BTW, how do you like playing with that keypad? I'm thinking about switching to it and a different KB or upgrade to the g19 KB, but I like the idea of having the keypad for when I'm playing COD-MW2 and the like.</p></blockquote><p>Sorry for the late reply, but i have had a VERY busy time in RL.</p><p>Anyway, while i am still getting to grips with the macro keys, the thumbstick absolutely ROCKS! It makes running around a lot easier. Being able to send my pet in with just a single keypress is also quite nice. Just one word of caution though, on Vista/Windows 7 you MUST start the G series profiler as administrator (if you havent switched off UAC altogether) for the keypad to register.</p><p> EDIT: and i definetely reccomend getting the keypad rather than buying the G19 keyboard. Apart from having a lot more programmable keys to play with, the G19 is quite expensive plus i don't know about you, but i tend to wear out keyboards pretty quickly. In fact since i'm mainly using it for typing anyway, i'm currently just using a cheapo microsoft standard issue keyboard.</p>