X-keys Programmable

Select from a sheet of pre-printed icons or create your own legends on the blank sheet which is also included.

Clearly labeling your dedicated keys improves efficiency and shortens training time for new users.

MacroWorks 3.1 for Windows features a wide range of macros including shortcuts to frequently used programs, folders, and files.

ControllerMate for OS X offers a comprehensive building block approach for simple or complex macros.

Both programs are included as free downloads with all X-keys USB devices.

Keystrokes and combinations may also be written into the X-keys memory to emulate a USB keyboard or mouse function on any operating system. Use MacroWorks for Windows to take advantage of this feature.

Add or remove keys, blockers, and large keys to create an intuitive layout for your workflow. Grouping keys with related functions improves efficiency and allows the user to focus on creative elements instead of searching for tools or functions in the interface.

Two tall keys, one wide key, and a key puller are included. Large keys and key blockers are available as accessories.

The layouts for Sketchup and Photoshop shown here have custom printed and cut key legends.

Using MacroWorks for Windows, each application on your system can have its own set of dedicated keys. This allows the same key to trigger different macros in different programs.

For example, the Move tool shortcut in Photoshop is V but in Sketchup, it is M. Using an application specific layer, the same key will send V if Photoshop has focus and M if Sketchup has focus.

An array of special functions including F13-F24 keys, multimedia commands (Play/Pause, Volume Up or Down, Previous or Next Track, etc.), Time and Date insert, and more are selected under the Functions tab in MacroWorks.

Complex macros may be constructed and edited line by line including delays, repeats, and separate macros on press and release of an X-key.