I'm looking for a programmable miniature keyboard which

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>>61493642
That's a thought but given that this is for work I'm trying not to put any strange devices into the internal systems.

Have you considered an external numpad

>>61493756
Yes but unfortunately my KVM is not that flexible in what it allows for hotkey input

>>61493798
This is basically what I want but with the ability to choose what the keys are.

halp.

>>61493828
4 keys inc usb?
http://xkeys.com/xkeys/xk4.php

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>>61494019
Manual seems to say that each key can replay a macro of keystrokes taught to it when previously plugged into a proper machine

>>61494019
>http://xkeys.com/xkeys/xk4.php
I wish, but I need it to work independently of any one computer.

This seems to requires software running on a single computer.

>>61494101
Where do you see that? From here it looks to me like you could plug it into a USB on a KVM, and the keystrokes would then be passed through, accomplishing your goal

>>61494148
You know on a closer examination it looks like you're right, this guy has a "hardware mode" that saves the keypresses in the Xkeys hardware.

Well I've never spent $100 on 4 keys before, but it's something to think about when I've got some cash to burn.

>>61494019
>>61494082
>>61494101
>>61494148
>>61494236
Looks like they also make ones specifically for KVM usage:
http://xkeys.com/xkeys/kvm.php

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>>61494295

that feel when you will never control a 128 way KVM

>>61494295
I'll take a look at these, but just from the price perspective it may be easier to go with a cheapo little keyboard.

>>61494411
They're basically just for datacenters.