The Xencelabs Quick Keys enables artists to incorporate shortcut keys into their regular workflow through an easy-to-use interface. The Quick Keys’s OLED display and physical dial allow you to create up to 40 shortcuts per application and group sets of related functions like sketching, coloring, and editing. Artists who previously found shortcut keys cumbersome to use can now benefit from a powerful efficiency booster.
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A: It is about 16 hours. There is a Sleep Timer in the Settings program that you can adjust to help maximize your Quick Keys battery run time.
Q: How long does it take to charge the Quick Keys?
A: It takes about 2.5 hours to fully charge the Quick Keys.
Q: Can I plug the Quick Keys into my cell phone or iPad charging port?
A: No, we suggest that you plug the Quick Keys into your computer’s USB port or a USB hub that is connected to your computer.
Q: I have a Display from another manufacturer, can I still use that Quick Keys?
A: Yes, when you install the Xencelabs Driver, it will ask you if you would like to install only the Quick Keys portion or the entire Driver that also supports our Pen Tablet. You would select Quick Keys only.
Q: Can I connect the Quick Keys to the Bluetooth application on my computer?
A: No, Xencelabs provides a Wireless Dongle to be used to make the Bluetooth connection. Since only Xencelabs products will use this connection, it will eliminate any lag that might be encountered with using the Bluetooth connection that comes with your computer.
Q: Do I need to install a Driver to make the Quick Keys work?
A: Yes, Xencelabs provides a Driver for current or near current macOS, Windows, and Linux operating systems. The Driver must be installed for the Quick Keys to work.
Q: Can I connect the Quick Keys to my stereo, since it has a Bluetooth adapter?
A: No, the Quick Keys is designed to work with a current or near current computer running a full version of macOS, Windows, or Linux, and requires the Xencelabs Driver to be installed.
The programmable physical dial scrolls through up to 40 shortcuts per application with specific functions like zoom, brush size, and layers, etc. You can also quickly switch between key groups within an application (like sketching, coloring, and editing) by keying the Quick Keys’s “Set” button. The Quick Keys’s OLED display makes it easy to remember which keys are assigned to which shortcut, and the programmable color ring indicates which function you’re currently using. The adjustable sleep timer ensures your Quick Keys will remain on while you work. The Quick Keys was designed for comfort which the wireless connection allows by giving the artist freedom to position the controller in four different orientations to best fit your preferences.
Left-handed or right-handed, wireless or wired, with 5 sets of 8 keys, that allows up to 40 programmable functions per application, the Quick Keys will optimize your workflow.
Specification
Color
Carbon Black
Product dimensions (W x H x D)
6.2 x 2.46 x 0.47 in / 157.6 x 62.5 x 12 mm
Product weight
142g / .31lbs
Display
Text and symbols can be read horizontal or vertical
Time before device sleeps from no activity
Set by user
Quick Keys hours per charge
25-53 hours (1.5 hours charging time)
Quick Keys Cable L included
USB-A to USB-C Right Angle 90º Wireless via USB/USB-C connection
Custom shortcut
8 programmable keys, with 5 key sets, for up to 40 unique short-cut keys
Dial
Up to 4 (user can define)
Security
Kensington NANO Lock
Connectivity
Wireless or USB
System requirements
Windows®7 or later, Mac OS X 10.12 or later, Linux, wireless or cable connection requires USB Type-A port (includes Type-C adapter), internet access to download driver.
It is about 16 hours. There is a Sleep Timer in the Settings program that you can adjust to help maximize your Quick Keys battery run time.
How long does it take to charge the Quick Keys?
It takes about 2.5 hours to fully charge the Quick Keys.
Can I plug the Quick Keys into my cell phone or iPad charging port?
No, we suggest that you plug the Quick Keys into your computer’s USB port or a USB hub that is connected to your computer.
I have a Display from another manufacturer, can I still use that Quick Keys?
Yes, when you install the Xencelabs Driver, it will ask you if you would like to install only the Quick Keys portion or the entire Driver that also supports our Pen Tablet. You would select Quick Keys only.
Can I connect the Quick Keys to the Bluetooth application on my computer?
No, Xencelabs provides a Wireless Dongle to be used to make the Bluetooth connection. Since only Xencelabs products will use this connection, it will eliminate any lag that might be encountered with using the Bluetooth connection that comes with your computer.
Do I need to install a Driver to make the Quick Keys work?
Yes, Xencelabs provides a Driver for current or near-current macOS, Windows, and Linux operating systems. The Driver must be installed for the Quick Keys to work.
Can I connect the Quick Keys to my stereo, since it has a Bluetooth adapter?
No, the Quick Keys is designed to work with a current or near current computer running a full version of macOS, Windows, or Linux, and requires the Xencelabs Driver to be installed.
I’m left-handed, is the Quick Keys adjustable to meet my needs as a left-handed user?
Yes, the Quick Keys is set up to be adjustable in any of the four major rotations. The Quick Keyscan be orientated in a 0, 90, 180, and 270 degrees positions easily accommodating yourenvironment or handedness.
Does the Quick Keys OLEDs support other languages besides English?
Yes, any language that your operating system supports can be displayed on the OLEDs.
Can the Quick Keys type whole phrases into text field?
At this time, you are limited to 244 characters. That will allow you to type short paragraphs.
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