The X-keys USB HID to RS232 Adapter offers significant advantages over simple USB serial adapters. This adapter eliminates the need for a virtual COM port by utilizing USB HID data supported by the P.I. Engineering SDK and programming software (both free downloads). Eliminating the COM port simplifies communication with the serial device allowing multiple applications to control the serial device and have simultaneous access to data reported by the device. The adapter may also act as a stand-alone control device using up to 12 buttons to send memorized serial messages.

Converts Serial Data to USB HID Data    Converts USB HID Data to Serial Data    USB Type A Connection to PC or Power    DB9 RS232 Connection to Serial Device

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can I label the keys myself and modify the labels shown?

A: Out of the box all keys are blank. you can use the provided labels, or I used excel to print my own.

Q: 2. Is it possible to use a contact closure to acivate any of the keys?

A: No, it is not possible to use a contact closure to activate the keys on the X-keys XK-16 Stick with 16 Programmable Keys BH #XKSPK.

Q: 3. is it support mac?

A: Yes, it includes software for both Windows and Mac OS X.

Q: 4. Is the software compatible with Mac OS Big Sur?

A: This is designed for Windows.

Q: 5. Does this work with premiere pro

A: Yes all of our Xkeys keyboards are compatible with Premiere Pro.

Q: 6. Is this compatible with NDI PTZ cameras?

A: Yes, it is a standard USB joystick, any application looking for that will see us.

Q: 7. Is this the one from the photos or the 360 image? there's a slight difference in the Enter key

A: Hi Eduardo, the MX Keys that you would receive is that of the photos. It looks like an international image was loaded for the 360 image. Sorry for the confusion with the product imagery on the B&H website.

Q: 8. Has anybody used this with FCPX? Can you tell me what functionality it has with that application? Thanks.

A: This has twelve buttons that can be set to any key commands you use frequently in FCPX. In addition to the keys, you can set key commands for the jog dial as well.

Q: 9. Are there inexpensive mouse(s) - under $50 - that are compatible with LOGITECH MX Keys k-b?

A: The Logitech M720 Triathlon Mouse would be a good ergonomic mouse that can pair with the Logitech MX Keys Wireless Keyboard's unifying receiver.

Q: 10. Does this device have a memory to store settings from one computer to another or will it only work on a machine running the manufacturer's software?

A: The programmable keys on the Xencelabs Quick Keys Remote are internal and not software based.