BomeBox works with P.I. Engineering X-Keys24-USB

SteveC

2018-10-21 19:27:09

Hi,

I bought this X-Keys 24 device from P.I. Enginerring a few days ago and had the opportunity to test it with BomeBox.  I found that if I program it for "Hardware Mode", I could set up the keys for various key combinations and then use it with a BomeBox project file to generate MIDI messages for attached devices.  I set it up through a USB hub.

Here is the link to the XK-24 device that I used:

http://xkeys.com/xkeys/xk24.php

I only tested with a few keystroke combinations at this time as right now I'm more in the "Proof of Concept" phase.  I'm also attaching the MT Project file I tested it with.

Steve Caldwell Bome Q and A Moderator and Independent Bome Consultant/Specialist bome@sniz.biz


Attachments:

xkey-test-2018-10-20.bmtp

Steve-Bome Forum Moderator

2018-10-21 19:40:49

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P.S. You program the keys on a PC using the provided X-Keys app before you move it to the BomeBox.

hellogav

2018-11-09 22:57:02

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Hi Steve
I remember querying the use of my XK-24 keypads and the BomeBox with you some months back – very handy devices. Mainly using them for program change to preset cues for an upcoming show cue system deployment. Haven’t had to use with a USB hub yet though…
Thanks – Gav.

Steve-Bome Forum Moderator

2018-11-09 23:12:35

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Yep, nice little device. I mostly use it for hotkeys on my PC, but nice to know I can move it over to BomeBox and use it there if I want to. I’ve had several people ask about this which is why I thought i’d share my findings.

juzi2

2020-01-29 15:32:01

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I have the XK-12. Which xkeys app you use?? What status you leave the device before plug into bome?

Steve-Bome Forum Moderator

2020-01-29 15:34:24

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On PC I'm using Software keys with MacroWorks 3.1 When I tested with BomeBox. I just used some hardware key definitions since there is no software version usable with BomeBox.