KVM Keyboards
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How to put into programming mode:
XK-24, XK-60 and XK-80 Keyboards
Hold down the programming button on the top edge of the unit while plugging in the USB connector. Unplug after programming to return to operating mode.
XKE-128 Keyboard
Plug in the USB connector and wait for Windows to recognize and install the device. Replug the device into the same USB port and tap the Scroll Lock key on your USB keyboard ten to fifteen times within ten seconds of replug.
While there are certain limitations to what you can program on the KVM X-keys, the rest of the set-up is the same as a normal X-keys. Use our free X-keys programming software:
KVM Stick Keys
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How to put into programming mode:
XK-4, XK-8 and XK-16 Stick Keys
Flip the programming switch toward the cord before plugging in. Unplug and return the switch to operating position after programming.
While there are certain limitations to what you can program on the KVM X-keys, the rest of the set-up is the same as a normal X-keys. Use our free X-keys programming software:
KVM Switch Interfaces
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How to put into programming mode:
USB 3 and USB 12 Switch Interfaces
Plug in the USB connector and wait for Windows to recognize and install the device. Replug the device into the same USB port and tap the Scroll Lock key on your USB keyboard ten to fifteen times within ten seconds of replug.
While there are certain limitations to what you can program on the KVM X-keys, the rest of the set-up is the same as a normal X-keys. Use our free X-keys programming software:
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