Comments for StealthSwitch II

Comment on What is the StealthSwitch II? by hbarsky

hbarsky — Fri, 12 Aug 2011 13:49:37 +0000

Absolutely. The StealthSwitch3 (SS3 replaced the StealthSwitch II) works great to change slides in a PowerPoint (or Apple Keynote) presentation. The StealthSwitch3 supports up to 5 fully programmable footswitches. Each switch is independently programmable to send keystrokes, hotkeys or mouse clicks. Once programmed, no software is required guaranteeing compatibility with any application. We have an intro special going on now that includes one free footswitch with your order.

Comment on What is the StealthSwitch II? by darren

darren — Fri, 12 Aug 2011 10:29:17 +0000

I am wanting to use a footswitch to change slides on a powerpoint presentation, will this switch do such?

Comment on What is the StealthSwitch II? by hbarsky

hbarsky — Thu, 21 Jul 2011 05:45:02 +0000

Yes, the StealthSwitch II and the StealthSwitch3 can be used on the same computer simultaneously. You can also use multiple SSII’s or SS3’s on the same computer. The only issue is you have to only have one plugged in at a time while programming. Once programmed, you can plug in both the SSII and SS3.

Comment on What is the StealthSwitch II? by R

Wed, 20 Jul 2011 22:54:26 +0000

Can the SSII and the SS3 be used on a computer simultaneously?

Comment on What is the StealthSwitch II? by Cheese

Cheese — Wed, 30 Mar 2011 15:49:23 +0000

Hello,

Is there any way to program a switch to push and hold two buttons? I want to hold num7 and num9. Individually this works fine (one per pedal) but I want to have one pedal push and hold both. I have a macro set up for num7 and num9 but it only sends the signal once. Any options within the configurator or is autohotkey intervention required?

Comment on What is the StealthSwitch II? by Cheese

Cheese — Fri, 11 Mar 2011 16:00:25 +0000

Hello again,

I was wondering if and when any shipments were being sent to your Canadian distributors (both being owned by the same company). They have been out of stock on the FS-4 for over a month now, with my order on hold while they are under backorder (master + 2 FS1 + 2 FS4). If I order from here directly, will there be any issues with duties and brokerage?

Thank you.

Sorry for repost, I’m thinking that you may not have been notified as I originally posted this as a response to my own comment.

Comment on What is the StealthSwitch II? by Cheese

Cheese — Wed, 09 Mar 2011 21:23:11 +0000

Hello again,

Thank you.

Comment on What is the StealthSwitch II? by Cheese

Cheese — Fri, 11 Feb 2011 14:31:12 +0000

Thank you for the information, and for your consistently prompt responses on this website. You got yourself a customer!

Comment on What is the StealthSwitch II? by hbarsky

hbarsky — Fri, 11 Feb 2011 05:51:09 +0000

If you want to rest your foot on the switch, then the FS-4 is definitely the one you want. The FS-4 also requires a bit more travel to activate and has a more defined tactile feedback.

The FS-1 is very responsive and sensitive like the switch in your mouse. You can use the FS-1 with your shoes off and click it with your toe instead of your whole foot but can’t rest your foot on the switch without it triggering. The FS-1 only has one switch inside, the design allows it to be oriented in any direction and still work.

Comment on What is the StealthSwitch II? by Cheese

Cheese — Fri, 11 Feb 2011 03:26:50 +0000

Hi, I was wondering whether the FS-1 slave allows the user to rest their foot on the switch like the FS-4? It looks like a button that clicks as soon as you touch it so I just want to confirm. If you can rest your foot on it, does it go along one of the three slopes, or up on top? I’m not really catching the meaning of the tripod shape.

I am trying to get a setup where my two feet are resting on a switch each for frequently used functions (lmouse, rmouse) and can quickly hit others when needed. I don’t know whether that means two FS-4 slaves for rest and two FS-1 slaves for quick hitting, or if I can just go all-FS1. Any recommendation?