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HP has several revisions of macro key hardware, so this may not work for you, but it shouldn't do any harm to your hardware anyway.
Right now my module maps P1-P6 to numpad 1-6, Fn+P1-P4 to numpad 7,8,9,0, Fn+P5 to numpad minus, and Fn+P6 to numpad plus.
I can't map them to non-standard keys (like F13-F24, or other advanced media keys supported by Linux), because the hardware doesn't support them.
My laptop doesn't have a numpad, so there's no interference for me. But if yours do, then the keys will conflict, and because of (i) I can't do anything about it.
If you just want to use them for shortcuts, this should be enough for you.
It's possible to send a series of keystrokes on keypress (just like what OMEN Command Center does), but currently this involves directly editing the source code of the module.
I have a notebook HP Omen 17-cb1055cl. It has 6 macro keys P1-P6.
Is there exists any possibility to enable these keys in linux?
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