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Originally posted by: rudy
heh I wish i could agree with the people who said they are just keyboards but jsut as I said you are totally wrong. I just got my logitech ultra in the mail today. I opened it up plugged it in had a good cord size, keys felt nice, everything looked great. So i booted up HL2DM and played. I had some trouble jumping with the new keys then I realized I just wasted all that money. The keyboard cannot take more then 3 keys being held down at a time. Now I am stuck with a worthless keyboard. So i wonder did the person who reccomend it ever use it in game or did logitech change the specs? Too bad I am really disappointed total waste of money and I am back at the begining no good keyboard.

Does anyone know if there are any settings to get a keyboard to take at least 5 inputs at a time?

Well you ignored me the first time. 😛

IF you are really a gamer you might consider this:

<a target=_blank class=ftalternatingbarlinklarge href="http://catalog.belkin.com/IWCatProductPage.process?Merchant_Id=&Section_Id=2071&pcount=&Product_Id=157024">
Nostromo? SpeedPad n52 </a>

Just keep your current crappy KB [and mouse] and use the Speedpad for HL2 😛
makes a real difference for fps gamers 😉

Here's the pdf User Manual
 
That Aopen kb you first posted the link to is very sexy. It has the laptop-style light feedback keys, right? I am thinking about buying that one, because I need a board that is slim, goodlooking and has the "laptop" feel. Anyone have some actual experience with this board?
Edit: I see now that you said the logitech elite only accepted 3 keys at once?!? That is very unimpressive, especially from a company such as logitech.
 
Originally posted by: apoppin
Originally posted by: rudy
heh I wish i could agree with the people who said they are just keyboards but jsut as I said you are totally wrong. I just got my logitech ultra in the mail today. I opened it up plugged it in had a good cord size, keys felt nice, everything looked great. So i booted up HL2DM and played. I had some trouble jumping with the new keys then I realized I just wasted all that money. The keyboard cannot take more then 3 keys being held down at a time. Now I am stuck with a worthless keyboard. So i wonder did the person who reccomend it ever use it in game or did logitech change the specs? Too bad I am really disappointed total waste of money and I am back at the begining no good keyboard.

Does anyone know if there are any settings to get a keyboard to take at least 5 inputs at a time?

Well you ignored me the first time. 😛

IF you are really a gamer you might consider this:

<a target=_blank class=ftalternatingbarlinklarge href="http://catalog.belkin.com/IWCatProductPage.process?Merchant_Id=&Section_Id=2071&pcount=&Product_Id=157024">
Nostromo? SpeedPad n52 </a>

Just keep your current crappy KB [and mouse] and use the Speedpad for HL2 😛
makes a real difference for fps gamers 😉

Here's the pdf User Manual

GLOSSARY
Action
The effect the software produces when a trigger is pressed.
Hardpoint
A hardpoint is a button on the software interface that represents a
single physical control on the n52. Click on a hardpoint to select it
for programming.
Macro
A macro is a set of keystrokes that are played in sequence when
triggered.
Profile
A profile is a collection of mappings between triggers and actions. Most
profiles are associated with a specific application. Global Settings is a
special profile that applies when no other profile is associated with the
current application.
Shift State
A shift state is a way of putting more than one function on a single
button of the n52. There are four shift states available:
Normal, Red, Green, and Blue. If no LEDs light up, then Normal mode is
indicated. An LED of the appropriate color indicates the other modes.
Any control on the n52 can activate a shift state. These can either be
active while that control is held, or toggled on and off by using that
control. Controls can have different functions in each shift state. For
example, in Normal mode, button 01 might act like the letter ?a? on the
keyboard; while in Blue mode, button 01 runs a macro.
Trigger
A trigger is any control on the n52 that triggers an action.

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