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| TeamTEOR:
Nope, totally understand. I wonder now if there is a DPST micro switch that I can use with one of the normal pushbuttons and that would be the iceing on the cake. BTW, thanks for the help everyone. |
| Tiger-Heli:
One feature not mentioned - The KeyWiz shift function is independent of the buttons, so all 32 inputs are available for action buttons. The I-PAC essentially borrows an admin input for the shift funcition. --- Quote from: Grasshopper on October 31, 2004, 09:34:33 am ---Two other important issues (at least for me): The Ipac supports keyboard passthrough. --- End quote --- Automatic keyboard passthrough. The KeyWiz has a keyboard passthrough with a switch to select/deselect the attached keyboard. --- Quote ---The Ipac retains its settings on power down. --- End quote --- True. --- Quote ---Also the price difference has narrowed since Andy introduced the Minipac and IpacVE. --- End quote --- but the VE also does not retain settings on power-down. (The VE is similar to a KeyWiz in USB only instead of PS/2 only and with LED support, although there are a number of other differences.) --- Quote ---If I was buying an encoder today, I'd buy a Minipac without question. --- End quote --- As someone else said the Minipac has an IDE header and can't use the latest software, but you do get half an opti-pac along with the encoder. --- Quote ---I've just checked out Tiger-Heli's page. There is some excellent stuff there. I think he's covered just about everything. --- End quote --- Thanks! |
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