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Nixin
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Nov 13, 2015
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By "Windows / OSX," is that referring to the programming software? Does that mean that there's no Linux software?
TomaCzar
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Nov 13, 2015
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NixinIf you're using Linux, why not just remap the keys you have to do what you want? Lack of configurabiity is a closed source problem.
bob_flem
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Nov 13, 2015
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NixinDirectly from the user manual:
The MacroMasterCPSxx configuration software is designed to work with computers running Microsoft Windows operating systems. The CPS24 or CPS48 keypad itself will work with any OS. Once programmed, the keypad will work with any computer or operating system that supports USB CDC virtual COM interface devices (Windows, Mac, Linux, etc) or RS232. Other USB interfaces are also available. The keypad is designed to connect to any USB port (or optionally RS232) on any of the popular operating systems (Windows, Mac, Linux).
The MacroMasterCPSxx configuration software is designed to work with computers running Microsoft Windows operating systems. The CPS24 or CPS48 keypad itself will work with any OS. Once programmed, the keypad will work with any computer or operating system that supports USB CDC virtual COM interface devices (Windows, Mac, Linux, etc) or RS232. Other USB interfaces are also available. The keypad is designed to connect to any USB port (or optionally RS232) on any of the popular operating systems (Windows, Mac, Linux).
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