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Use the KEAD6 to interface potentiometers to the
computer's USB port.
Each of the six input channels on the KEAD6
can be divided into a number of programmable divisions ranging
from 2 sections up to 32 sections. Each of these sections can be
assigned a keystroke which is generated when the potentiometer's
signal reaches that section. There is also an additional mode which
produces keystrokes when the potentiometer's signal is increasing
or decreasing.
The KEAD6 is programmed through the USB port of the
PC using the programming application included with the unit. Once
programmed, the configuration is stored on the KEAD6 in
non-volatile memory.
All power for the KEAD6 is taken from the PC USB
port, so no external power source is required.
Product Details
- Emulates a standard USB keyboard. Works as the only
keyboard on the PC or in addition to other USB or PS/2 keyboards
attached to the PC.
- Features six individual screw terminals for
connecting up to six potentiometers to the KEAD6.
- Supports potentiometers ranging from 500Ω to 1MΩ.
- Each signal step or signal direction can be programmed
to emulate any standard keystroke, including keystrokes modified
by Shift, Alt, or Ctrl. (EX: Ctrl+F1)
- A timer which periodically sends out the keystroke
assigned to the potentiometer position can be enabled for any channel.
- Can be used as an analog to digital converter.
The voltage level of each channel can be read as an 8 bit
value by the user's custom software by utilizing an included dll.
- Supplied with a user manual and CD-ROM containing a PC application which is used to
configure the KEAD6.
- Price - $69.95 ea.
Accessories
A Male/Male USB cable (our part # KE-USBMM6, $5.95)
is required to connect from the KEAD6 USB port to the USB
port on the PC.
For more information about the above accessory
for the KEAD6, visit the Accessories
Page.
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