ruggbutt
25th February 2006, 10:14 PM
I bought another toy, well 1 and a half. I bought an X Keys Pro (http://www.ymouse.com/xkeys/xkpro.php). It's sweet, you can emulate mouse movements and it will program any kind of macro. I'm not done programming it, but it has 58 keys and you can program 2 tiers or functions. Much like using the shift control on your keyboard. I also bought a second set of keys and tray for my Ergodex, and I'll be setting those up for BF2 and GRAW.
The software that comes with X Keys allows you to print labels for each key. Each key has a clear snap off cover that you place your label beneath. You can also use 2 key slots to make one wide key, which I've done for the toggle (shift) button. You can order colored key covers too. I'm shooting for not having to use my keyboard for my flight sim cockpit which -199-Abomb will be designing for me.
And for the record it's Ghost's fault I bought this thing. He posts a pic here and next thing ya know it's on my doorstep. I'm looking at the DT 255 now............................................... ..
Side by side for size comparison
http://members.cox.net/ruggbutt/toys01.JPG
Close up of the unit as it's programmed now
http://members.cox.net/ruggbutt/toys02.JPG
The software that comes with X Keys allows you to print labels for each key. Each key has a clear snap off cover that you place your label beneath. You can also use 2 key slots to make one wide key, which I've done for the toggle (shift) button. You can order colored key covers too. I'm shooting for not having to use my keyboard for my flight sim cockpit which -199-Abomb will be designing for me.
And for the record it's Ghost's fault I bought this thing. He posts a pic here and next thing ya know it's on my doorstep. I'm looking at the DT 255 now............................................... ..
Side by side for size comparison
http://members.cox.net/ruggbutt/toys01.JPG
Close up of the unit as it's programmed now
http://members.cox.net/ruggbutt/toys02.JPG