

X-KeyPad user are welcome to share their configurations. We recommend that you purchase these specialized from this URL: Community Configurations The two units featured in the demo video above had these masks installed. The mask enhances the back-lighting feature by reducing the light interference from adjacent keys. Engineering has worked with Stick and Rudder Studios to configure special kits for the XK-60 and XK-80 that includes a free back-light mask for these devices. You can obtain a license key by registering your copy of X-KeyPad. There are also some X-KeyPad tutorial videos here. They will give you a good idea what is involved with setting up your future X-Key device. Even if you have not purchased an X-Key device yet it is a good idea to download the archive, read the manual, and look at the sample configurations. You can download the plugin for both the registered and unregistered version below. The registered version allows you to define all keys from 0 – 127 (0 – 255 on a virtual device). The unregistered version will limit you to defining keys 0 – 31 on an X-Key or virtual device and up to two units. X-KeyPad can be run in a registered (paid) and an unregistered (free) mode.

Configurable grid layout per virtual device.Support for up to 8 units either as 8 separate windows or one or more windows with easy unit selection.Support for up to 256 (512 with shift) per virtual device.Optionally enable Text to Speech confirmation for key press and data entry.

