Try using signal rgb. https://signalrgb.com/

MasterKeys Pro S RGB (misspelt in the title of that page as "Masterkeys Pro S RGB"). A 80% (tenkeyless (TKL)) wired mechanical keyboard ( Cherry MX ). Manual . Documentation of the RGB modes . Configuration software: Cooler Master Portal . It is also here (is there a difference?). Manual (why doesn't CoolerMaster provide those for other keyboards?). Note: The configuration software doesn't support creation of macros (only available directly on the keyboard (and thus only real-time macros (no means to adjust the timings/delays)). Or in other words, too slow for most practical purposes). A (physical) robot could be really handy to mitigate this problem. It should have at least three "fingers" (to cover modifier keys). Or alternatively, get access to the keyboard matrix by soldering onto some of the switches (the safest would be using relays for the subsequent emulation, but it may also be possible by other means if the keyboard circuitry uses open collector / open drain output (or similar)). MasterKeys Pro S White LEDs . 80%. Does not link to Cooler Master Portal. An omission by Cooler Master? Or isn't it supported? Or doesn't make sense (nothing to set up)? Masterkeys Pro M White LEDs . 85%. Does not link to Cooler Master Portal. An omission? Or isn't it supported? Or doesn't make sense (nothing to set up)? MasterKeys Pro L RGB (misspelling "oards" (near "read review"). This review page seems bogus (none of the quoted text is on it).). 100%. S = 80% (TKL). M = approximately 85%. Incl. numeric keypad , but not the arrow and Ins / Del / Home / End / PgUp / PgDn clusters (is there a name for it? The product sheet uses "compact formfactor"). L = 100% (full size). Most, if not all, are 2016 vintage . The 2016 announcement (here).

I presume you got the Cooler Master Masterfan ARGB and PWM Hub, which is ideal for your equipment. It allows you to connect BOTH the fan motors and the lights from up to six fans if the fans are of the PWM type with ARGB lights. And that is the fans you have. I think the problem you have is you mistake how control is done with this 2-Hubs-in-One. There are many competitive systems out there for users who do NOT have the right headers on their mobos, so they include their own controllers and use free software to do the actual control. That requires a cable connecting the Hub to a mobo USB2 header for communication between that software and the Hub. BUT your Hub is simpler and relies on headers of your MOBO to do the control work and feed it the signals it need.The Hub has THREE cables (besides the fans' two each) to the mobo. One is a very wide one that gets power via a SATA power output from the PSU. Then there's a cable from one Hub port on the other end to a mobo 4-pin CHA_FAN1 or CHA_FAN2 header; this one gets a PWM signal from that header, and relays back to the header the speed from ONE of the fans. In the configuration options for that mobo CHA_FANn header (see your manual p. 3-7), it MUST be set in the upper right corner to use the newer PWM Mode (not DC Mode) so your Hub can get the speed control signal it needs for your fans. Further, it should be set to use the default Standard fan speed control system so your fan speeds will be adjusted for you as your workload changes. The third cable goes from another Hub port to a mobo ARGB header for control signals for the fan lights. This MUST be one of the two ADD_GEN2_n headers - see manual p. 1-11. You control the light displays using the mobo-supplied utility, Aura Sync, for that. None of this requires any use of that MasterPlus software. All your fans are speed-controlled using just the one mobo fan header and its normal fan control system. All the lights are controlled by the mobo again via its ARGB header and the Aura Sync software you got with the mobo. If you want an app for observing and adjusting your fans while actually running Windows, look for the Fan Xpert 4 utility that came with your mobo. This avoids having to go into BIOS Setup to do that work.

Hi friend, here is the link you are looking for: https://coolermaster.egnyte.com/fl/OYcvQAhUC2#folder-link/Cooler%20Master/2.%20Peripherals/Products/6.%20Software/CM%20Portal Also, on Discord, can you not auto assign yourself roles?

It's called MasterPlus+.
You can get it here:
https://www.coolermaster.com/catalog/coolers/cpu-liquid-coolers/masterliquid-ml240l-rgb/#Downloads