EPOMAKER x AULA F75 Wired Setup Guide

By EPOMAKER — Crafted to sound right. | Published: 2026-10-26

Category: How-to Guides

Learn how to quickly set up your EPOMAKER x AULA F75 Wired mechanical keyboard. Follow these steps to connect, test, and start typing or gaming.

Quick Answer

Connect the keyboard to your computer using the included USB-C cable, wait for drivers to load, and you're ready to type. No software installation is required.

Before You Start

The EPOMAKER x AULA F75 Wired uses a standard USB-C connection. It works with Windows, macOS, Linux, and most devices that support USB keyboards.

Make sure you have a free USB-C or USB-A port (with an adapter) and a stable surface for the keyboard. The compact 75% layout saves desk space but may feel different if you're used to a full-size board.

Setup Steps

Unbox and Inspect: Remove the keyboard and USB-C cable from the box. Check for any visible damage or loose keys. The cable is detachable, so keep it handy. If a key feels stuck, gently wiggle it—don't force it.
Connect the Cable: Plug the USB-C end into the keyboard's port and the other end into your computer. Use a USB-A adapter if your computer lacks USB-C ports. A loose connection can cause intermittent disconnects. Ensure the plug clicks in fully.
Wait for Driver Installation: Your operating system will automatically detect the keyboard and install basic drivers. This usually takes a few seconds. You'll see a notification when it's ready. If nothing happens, try a different USB port or cable. Avoid using a USB hub for the first connection.
Test Basic Functionality: Open a text editor or web browser and start typing. Press each key to confirm it registers. Test the knob by rotating it—it should adjust system volume or media playback depending on your OS. If the knob doesn't respond, check your system's sound settings to ensure the keyboard is recognized as an input device.
Adjust to the Layout: The 75% layout places some keys closer together. Spend a few minutes typing to get used to the spacing. You can remap keys via software if needed. The F75 Wired is a standard HID keyboard, so most remapping tools (like Karabiner or PowerToys) work out of the box.

Product Highlights

EPOMAKER x AULA F75 Wired: The F75-Wired features a compact 80-key, 75% layout with a convenient knob for volume or media control. You can adjust audio without reaching for your computer, which is handy during gaming or music playback.
EPOMAKER x AULA F75 Wired