All the capability of our standard XK-3 USB pedal plus new android and multimedia features.
**Tablet and mounting stand not included.
Features
The X-keys XK-3 Android Foot Pedal allows the user to rest a foot on the main pedal without activating it. Activation requires just slight additional pressure from the toe or ankle. Perfect for triggering apps or playing and pausing video or audio. The outside pedals provide additional functions easily reached to the left or right of the main pedal.
Create an interactive digital signage application with our free Simple Signage Android App. Any pedal can give your user instant access to any page, start and pause playback, or play a sound.
Operating System | Use: Any OS via USB HID | Programming: Windows XP through 10, Mac OS X 10.4 through 10.10 |
Free Programming Software | Android: Android App Windows: MacroWorks 3.1 |
Free Software Development Kits | Windows (C++, C#, VB.NET) Linux (C++) Android (Java) Raw HID (any language/OS) |
USB Codes Supported | HID keyboard, HID mouse, HID game controller, HID multimedia |
Switch Types | Microswitch with audible click, guaranteed for over 1 million operations |
Number of Pedals | 3 programmable pedals |
Actuation Force | Approx. 34 – 90 oz (1 - 2.5kg) depending on distance from hinge |
Connector | Wired USB standard “A” plug |
Cord Length | 118" (3 m) |
Dimensions | Approx. 8.1” x 5.5” x 1.6” (21cm x 14cm x 4cm) |
Weight | 2.5 lb (1.1 kg) |
USB Type | USB 1.1 compatible through 3.0 Type-c with adapter |
Power Source | USB port, nominal voltage = 5 VDC |
Power Consumption | 18 mA @ 5 VDC |
Temperature Range | -20 to 60 C |
Memory Capacity | Approximately 1,000 keystrokes or commands in onboard memory |
Memory Type | EEPROM, non-volatile memory (X-keys retains memory for over 200 years) |
Environmental Rating | IP 40, typical indoor office environment |
Certifications | FCC class B, CE, RoHS, WEEE compliant |
Download PDF: XK-3 Foot Pedal DD.pdf
Sketchup 3D Model
We offer this Sketchup model as a 3D rendering of the XK-3 Foot Pedal for viewing or planning purposes. Dimensions and details of the model, while reasonably accurate, should not be used for critical specifications.
MacroWorks 3.1 for Windows (free download)
P.I. Engineering SDK (free download)
Mobile Developer Resources
Method 1
Use our X-keys Android app to set up all keys on the X-keys as game controller buttons with values 17 and higher. This prevents them from conflicting with keyboard, mouse, or game controller input from other input devices. Then incorporate a dispatchKeyEvent to "read" these buttons. This is easy on Android and, unlike Windows, you get the sending device so you know it is an X-keys sending the button event. See the free code samples: PIGameController and PIJoyKeys.
Method 2
Read and/or write X-keys USB HID data reports directly. This method will allow the developer complete control over the indicator and backlighting LEDs. See X-keys SDK for Android for free code samples for detecting and reading/writing the state of all controls and indicators.