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AKI 2.6 Info (Discontinued)
AKI Analog Kontrol Interface 2.6
This article contains historical information about the original AKI board which has been discontinued. This product has been replaced by AKI 3.0.The AKI Analog Kontrol Interface is a USB input device which supports the use of various analog game controls on a PC. AKI supports Windows 98SE and up, Mac OS X, Linux 2.4+, and should support any other operating system with USB HID (Human Interface Device) support.
Features
Support for 5k and 100k potentiometers.
Support for up to 5 analog axes, mapped to Joystick 1: X, Y, Z, and Joystick 2: X, Y.
Support for up to 14 buttons, reported as Joystick 1 buttons 1-7, and Joystick2 buttons 1-7.
Can be wired to joysticks, 270-degree steering wheels, pedals, throttle controls, etc.
10 foot USB cable included!
Available in 9 different hard-coded USB IDs to keep multiple boards from swapping order on boot-up.
Support for up to 5 analog axes, mapped to Joystick 1: X, Y, Z, and Joystick 2: X, Y.
Support for up to 14 buttons, reported as Joystick 1 buttons 1-7, and Joystick2 buttons 1-7.
Can be wired to joysticks, 270-degree steering wheels, pedals, throttle controls, etc.
10 foot USB cable included!
Available in 9 different hard-coded USB IDs to keep multiple boards from swapping order on boot-up.
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Posted on May 16, 2008, 11:43 pm by David Biedenbach
Updated on May 16, 2008, 11:55 pm