Battery - iCue#
English required
Before starting, make sure iCue is set to English language, plugin does not work with any other language.
Installation#
Please follow these step-by-step instructions to allow the Stream Deck plugin to read the battery stats from your CORSAIR device.
iCue 4 and above#
- Open iCue and select your device from the top menu bar.
- On the left hand side, click Device Settings.
- Toggle on Enable Battery Gauge in Notification Area.
- Right-click the Windows taskbar and choose (2) Taskbar Settings.
- Windows 10: Scroll down to the Notification Area and click on (1) Select which icons appear on the taskbar.
- Windows 11: Click on Other system tray icons.
- Find iCue in the list and toggle it on.
- Verify that you now have a battery icon on the taskbar and notice the name of the device is showing along with the battery status.
- In the plugin, write the name of the device as shown in the image above (in this case type IRONCLAW).
iCue 3 - Legacy devices#
- Open iCue and select your device from the top menu bar.
- On the left hand side, click Device Settings.
- Toggle on Enable Battery Gauge in Notification Area.
- Right-click the Windows taskbar and choose (2) Taskbar Settings.
- Windows 10: Scroll down to the Notification Area and click on (1) Select which icons appear on the taskbar.
- Windows 11: Click on Other system tray icons.
- Find iCue in the list and toggle it on.
- Verify that you now have a battery icon on the taskbar and notice the name of the device is showing along with the battery status.
- In the plugin, write the name of the device as shown in the image above (in this case type IRONCLAW).
Troubleshooting#
The Enable Battery in System Tray option doesn't exist for my device#
This seems to be an issue with iCue for some devices. Reach out to CORSAIR for more support.