C'est parce qu'il faut utiliser Macro Recorder à la place de Macro Maker / Manager.
Recorder enregistre tes macros directement dans la carte alors que Maker et Manager le font de manière logicielle sur ton disque dur.
Voici la copie d'un mail que PI Engineering m'avait envoyé quand j'ai eu des problèmes avec ma X-Key.
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Hello,
I would recommend trying to put this device into Memory Resident Mode:
All of our X-keys USB devices are capable of operating in two very different modes. We call these "Macro Works Mode" and "Memory Resident Mode". A USB X-keys in Macro Works Mode reports key states to a specific address in HID USB (HID consumer page). The Macro Works software monitors this address and translates the key down state into an action based on the X-keys profile the user defines. A USB X-keys in Memory Resident Mode identifies itself as a USB keyboard and sends key commands to the OS just like a ordinary USB keyboard.
Most X-keys users have one X-keys on one system and using Macro Works Mode is the best default setting. This is why we ship all X-keys USB devices in Macro Works Mode.
Programming a Macro Works Mode X-keys is done by Macro Works software and the programming data is saved on the hard drive as a "profile". Programming a Memory Resident Mode X-keys can be done with either X-keys Macro Recorder software or an X-keys programming driver (both Windows based software) and the programming data is saved in an EEPROM internal to the X-keys.
The advantages of Macro Works Mode using Macro Works software include ease of programming multiple profiles, large Memory capacity (up to a 256 keystrokes per key), and the capability of programming a mouse, game controller, and other input device commands. The advantages of Memory Resident Mode include USB keyboard emulation(works on multiple platforms), and portability (self contained programming).
One disadvantage of Macro Works Mode is that Macro Works is limited to Windows and Mac OS-X operating systems. However, our Macro Works Mode SDKs make it possible for the skilled programmer to get X-keys data from any OS which supports HID USB.
The disadvantages of Memory Resident Mode are memory limitation (1000 keystrokes for the entire unit) and input device emulation (keystrokes and mouse clicks only).
Here are the instructions on how to convert your X-keys to Memory Resident Mode
1. Please download and install X-keys Splat Converter from the following link:
http://xkeys.com/download/TechSupport/S ... verter.zip.
2. Once the X-keys Splat Converter is installed please restart your computer.
3. Once the computer has been restarted run the program and click on the "Get Mode" button, and also put the X-keys programming switch into the programming position. ( Click on the following link for location of programming switch:
http://www.piengineering.com/support/progswi.php) The "UnSplat" button should appear. Click on the "UnSplat" button and you should get a "New Hardware Wizard". The "New Hardware Wizard" is looking for a driver on the Macro Works Disk located in the following path:\utilities\Memory Resident Mode\driver. If you are unable to find the X-keys disk you can download the driver from the following link:
http://xkeys.com/download/TechSupport/XKEYSW2K.zip
4. Once the X-keys driver is installed you can download X-keys Macro Recorder from the following link:
http://xkeys.com/download/Macro_Recorder.zip
5. Once Macro Recorder is installed please restart the computer.
Here is a link to the Macro Recorder video tutorial:
http://www.piengineering.com/xkeys/macr ... rbegin.php
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A partir de là, chacune de tes X-KEys sera reconna par Windows comme un simple clavier. Il m'est arrivé d'avoir 2 claviers branchés en même temps que ma X-Key et ça n'a jamais perturbé le système.
) s'allume et tu peux alors charger tes attributions de touches. Ensuite tu rebascule l'inter vers le connecteur sup-d et l'autre diode prend le relai (verte ?). Tu es alors en mode d'utilisation de la carte.