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FunKey

FunKey is a new product series from Architectronics that extends the functionality of another familiar touch board and is better designed, more affordable and simpler to use.
 
FunKey Simple:
  • 18 keystrokes
  • easily reconfigured to any keystrokes using simple app
  • all alligator, no "headers"
  • touch sensitive using finger, aluminum foil, fruit, etc.
To get the most out of the FunKey, you will also need a set of Alligator Clips and Micro-B cable.
 
Try this neat trick to reprogram the keys assignments!
  • with the board unplugged from the USB
  • use one alligator clip to connect the up and down holes
  • use another alligator clip to connect the left and right holes
  • plug in the board to the USB
  • on a Mac, you should see a clickable menu appear in the upper right (need to test on PC)
  • click on it to take you to the reconfiguration app
  • choose any keystroke for any of the 18 hole pairs on the board, as in the image that appears
    click "program"
  • it should have the new set of keystrokes in its memory, and stay that way unless reprogrammed again
 
 
$3.18

Original: $10.59

-70%
FunKey—

$10.59

$3.18

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FunKey is a new product series from Architectronics that extends the functionality of another familiar touch board and is better designed, more affordable and simpler to use.
 
FunKey Simple:
  • 18 keystrokes
  • easily reconfigured to any keystrokes using simple app
  • all alligator, no "headers"
  • touch sensitive using finger, aluminum foil, fruit, etc.
To get the most out of the FunKey, you will also need a set of Alligator Clips and Micro-B cable.
 
Try this neat trick to reprogram the keys assignments!
  • with the board unplugged from the USB
  • use one alligator clip to connect the up and down holes
  • use another alligator clip to connect the left and right holes
  • plug in the board to the USB
  • on a Mac, you should see a clickable menu appear in the upper right (need to test on PC)
  • click on it to take you to the reconfiguration app
  • choose any keystroke for any of the 18 hole pairs on the board, as in the image that appears
    click "program"
  • it should have the new set of keystrokes in its memory, and stay that way unless reprogrammed again
 
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