Description: A standalone program for setting the intensity and state of backlighting LEDs on the X-keys which have them. Set the intensity level from 0-255 on each bank and toggle the state of each LED under each key. The profile created is then written to the memory of the X-keys and will become the new default backlighting configuration. This is perfect for creating backlighting profiles for X-keys used in applications which do not control backlighting.
Requirements: Windows XP through 10; Microsoft .NET Framework 3.5
Description: Identifies and captures the location of a mouse cursor and registers clicks on any Windows application. Coordinates are listed as pixels in the X and Y direction from the top left corner of the display. Perfect for defining coordinates to program an absolute mouse click. This utility is included in our MacroWorks 3.1 programming software under the Tools menu.
Requirements: Windows XP through 10; Microsoft .NET Framework 3.5
Description: Easily clear out the memory of any XK series X-keys. Perfect for preparing previously owned X-keys for reuse or wiping stored memory for security purposes. This utility is included in our MacroWorks 3.1 programming software under the Tools menu.
Requirements:Windows XP through 10; Microsoft .NET Framework 3.5
Description: Perfect for troubleshooting connectivity issues with X-keys. Locate an X-keys on your system regardless of mode or product ID. This utility is included in our MacroWorks 3.1 programming software under the Tools menu.
Requirements: Windows XP through 10; Microsoft .NET Framework 3.5
Description: ScalePrint is a simple utility for printing picture files to a specified scale or size. It can print any normal picture file to a specified size on one page or tile it over multiple pages. More info...
Requirements: Windows XP through 10; Microsoft .NET Framework 3.5
HD15 GPIO Setup Utility
Description: A utility for use with the HD15 GPIO to allow for configuration of the inputs and outputs on the 10 configurable pins.
Description: A utility to monitor and switch control for up to four NDI® PTZ cameras. All NDI® PTZ and media commands are supported, as well as all currently available X-keys. It's fully functional running in the background and features active camera and other function indicators on the X-keys.
Be aware the program may flag a false positive on your virus protection. Please disable this software temporarily.
Launch the Trackball LED Utility program. (You may need to navigate the program using the keyboard shortcuts or an alternative mouse, as the trackball will be non-responsive during program mode.)
Second, disconnect your trackball. While holding the center button, reconnect the trackball to a local USB port, not on a hub or extension. The internal DPI LED will flash.
The Trackball LED Utility will now recognize the device. Select File, then import the proper hex file located in the utility’s directory. There are two hex files for turning the LEDs on and off. With the file selected, now choose ‘Erase/ Program /Verify’ from the Program menu. Follow the instructions on screen. After a short time, disconnect and reconnect the trackball to begin normal operation.
