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Configuring the KE-USB36
The KE-USB36 is supplied with a Windows utility program which
allows quick and easy setup of the inputs on the unit. Run the
KEUSB36.EXE utility program to start the configuration program.
The menu for the program appears as shown below.
The keystroke definitions for each input are shown in the key
definition box on the screen. The key definition box has the words
"Not Used" when the program initially starts. When inputs are
defined, the key definition box will then display the label for the
key to which that particular input is assigned.
The scroll bar may be used to access the definitions for all 36
inputs of the KE-USB36. Information pertaining to an input's
keystroke definition is shown on each horizontal row.
To define a keystroke for an input, simply move to the line that
corresponds to the input number you wish to program, and select
the definition box to the right of the input number. Once selected,
an image of a standard keyboard is shown. Move your cursor to
the key which you want that particular input to emulate, and select
that key. The key you have selected will now appear in the key
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