Using a HID

SENSORY products support most HID aim devices such as: MAKCU, KMBOX, KMBOX NET, etc.

MAKCU

MAKCU HIDs are natively supported - no configuration is needed.

To setup the Makcu:

• Connect the Makcu to the main pc and the 2nd PC with the usb cables

• Ensure the Makcu is set to run at 4000000 baud rate by pressing the left button on the Makcu until you see the green light flash 4 times

• Go to the Mouse tab in menu and select the 'Makcu/Ferrum/Arduino/KMPro' option

• Open device manager on the 2nd pc and find the COM Port of the Makcu under 'ComPort' area, the com port number will be next to the the serial adaptor of the Makcu

• Take note of the com port number and enter that com port into ' COM Port' in the Mouse tab

• Enter '4000000' for the baud rate

• Press connect and it should connect to the Makcu

• Test the Makcu is working properly by pressing 'Test Mouse Move' , this should move the mouse, if the mouse does not move, then it has not been configured correctly

• To diagnose further, unplug all cables from the Makcu, then plug in the mouse into the Makcu first, then plug in the 2nd PC cable, then plug in the main PC cable

• Cycle the baud rate setting so it flashes green 4 times again

• Now try to connect to the Makcu again with the correct com port and 4000000 baud rate and use the 'Test Mouse Move' button to test if its working correctly

To setup the Arduino/KmboxPro and connect to Sensory:

• Connect the arduino/kmboxpro cable to the 2nd PC

• Go to the Mouse tab and select the 'Ferrum/Arduino/Makcu/KMPro' mouse option

• Press 'Connect' and it shroud successfully connect

• Test the Arduino/KMBoxPro is working properly by pressing 'Test Mouse Move' , this should move the mouse, if the mouse does not move, then it has not been configured correctly

• If you are using Xenmouse Arduino firmware, ensure the arduino has been activated, this is required upon every restart of the Arduino