Enhance your productivity with the X-Keys XK-4 Stick. This strip of four relegendable keys features addressable blue backlighting for each key, making it easy to program keystrokes and macros for your favorite applications. Its low-profile shape makes it suitable for placement under display monitors, above keyboards, and in other narrow spaces. It connects to your computer via USB and can hold approximately 1000 keystrokes in its non-volatile memory. Free software development kits and code samples, available on the manufacturer's website, make it easy to program your XK-4 Stick.

Relegendable Keys    Addressable Blue Backlighting    Program Macros and Keystrokes    Low-Profile Design    USB Connectivity    Approximately 1000 Keystroke Memory    Free SDK and Code Samples

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does this Flash Head have a Modeling Lamp?

A: The Godox ADS200 Stick Flash Head BH #GOADS200 does not have a modeling lamp.

Q: 2. will this Thrustmaster T-Flight Hotas X Joystick work for 2020 Simulator flight?

A: Yes, Thrustmaster T-Flight Hotas X is compatible with Microsoft Flight Sim 2020

Q: 3. Can I use it for osmo packet 1?

A: The DJI Pocket 2 Mini Control Stick (BH #DJP2MCS) also works with the original DJI Osmo Pocket Gimbal (BH #DJOP), but only for pan and tilt control, not zoom.

Q: 4. Other than the AD200, what other ways are there of providing power for the AD-S200?

A: The ADS200 Stick Flash Head is designed to work with the AD200/AD200Pro pocket flashes, It cannot be used with any other lights.

Q: 5. How do you mount this to a lightstand - at an angle?

A: The Impact Swivel Umbrella Adapter (B&H # IMCA108: https://bhpho.to/3qPv2RH) will work great to attach the Godox ADS200 Stick Flash Head to a stand.

Q: 6. There are three questions on this product, and the answers given all contradict each other. can you clarify all the answers please?

A: The long answer is that the conflict between Xencelabs Quick Keys and Wacom tablet drivers is a very specific issue which arises due to the limitations of WinTab, an API which can be used with Wacom devices to allow pen input in Windows. This has mainly been an issue in older versions of Photoshop and other Adobe software; modern versions rely instead on Windows Ink, a different API which Xencelabs has stated creates no issues when using both Xencelabs and Wacom devices. Xencelabs has provided instructions on dealing with this issue in a post on their subreddit here: https://bit.ly/3tsqcaI The short answer is that yes, there have been issues with driver compatibility, but this is mainly the case with older versions of Adobe programs and only on Windows. There should be no problems with current versions of Adobe software, and for users who are still having trouble the link above contains a workaround.

Q: 7. Does the Thrustmaster T-Flight Stick X Joystick auto center or is it not center sprung? On the forum SimHQ, I saw someone (AmazingFactory) ranting about the tragedy that almost all joysticks on the market, even the ones that are advertised as for flight simulators , are center sprung and unlike real aircraft. With a center sprung joystick, flying an airplane is hard and unatural and flying a helicopter is near imposible.If anyone knows the answer to my question, please tell me. Thank you.

A: I have not used it enough to answer your question. There is a dial on the bottom that adjusts the sensitivity of the stick.

Q: 8. Can this be an alternative remote with a Wacom Cintiq 16?

A: The Xencelabs Quick Keys Remote can work alongside a Wacom product.

Q: 9. Will this work with Wirecast?

A: The buttons could be programmed to fire off macros to Wirecast however they have not written in the analog T-Bar , see this https://www.telestream.net/wirecast/xkeys.htm

Q: 10. Can they be carried as carry-on luggage on a commercial flight?

A: It is hard to say if the Godox ADS200 Stick Flash Head would be allowed as carry-on luggage on a commercial flight. Many airlines state that an item needs to conform to 21 inches or below in order to be allowed as carry-on size. This Flash Head is longer than most airlines would allow. Different airlines have different rules so you would need to consult your airline for more specific information on carry-on size limitations.