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On the X–keys Desktop, Pro, Joystick Controller, and Jog & Shuttle Editor, a rocker switch in the upper right corner serves as the programming switch.

The switch is in “Operating Position” when the red dot is hidden, and in “Programming Position” when the red dot is visible.

Stick

On the X–keys Stick, a slide switch on the left side, next to the cord serves as the programming switch.

The switch is in “Operating Position” when it is away from the cord, and in “Programming Position” when it is toward the cord.

Foot Pedal

On the X–keys Foot Pedal, a slide switch on the circuit board, under the center pedal serves as the programming switch.

Carefully pry the center pedal up until you can see the circuit board. The switch is to the left of green and red LED indicators.

The switch is in “Operating Position” when it is to the left, and in “Programming Position” when it is to the right.

Use a non-conductive implement (a popsicle stick or coffee stirrer for example) to change the position of the switch if required.

Switch Interface

On the X–keys Switch Interface, a slide switch on the back side of the case serves as the programming switch.

The switch is in “Operating Position” when it is to the right, and in “Programming Position” when it is to the left.

Matrix Board

On the X–keys Matrix Board, a slide switch on the circuit board, next to the LEDs serves as the programming switch.

The switch is in “Operating Position” when it is to the left (away from the LEDs), and in “Programming Position” when it is to the right (toward the LEDs).

What does the Programming Switch Do?

On the PS⁄2 X-keys, and USB X–keys in Memory Resident Mode the programming switch changes the state of the X–keys from Operating Mode to Programming Mode. The switch must me in operating position for the X–keys to play keystrokes.

With X–keys Macro Recorder Software, the programming switch changes the state of the X-keys so that it may receive programming data from the software. After Macro Recorder writes the data to memory in the X–keys, the switch must be returned to operating position.

With X–keys Macro Works the X–keys will work with the switch in either position. Flipping the switch is not required, but it can be used to launch and to close the X–keys Macro Maker application.