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Not shown, but Tapio comes with an Apple Lightning
or 30-pin Dock to USB Adapter.
Benefits
- Lightning Fast
- No Batteries to Charge or Replace - Host powered
- Multi-Platform • Works with Apple iOS Devices (iOS 7 and newer), and Mac, Windows and Linux computers
- Accepts Two Single Switches with an available Stereo-to-Mono Adapter
- Accepts Dual Switches Directly with a stereo plug
- Accepts Dual Switches Directly with a stereo plug
- RJ Cooper Switch Events
Note About Compatibility:
Apple iOS Devices have worked with direct connect USB
keyboards since the early days of iPhone. However, Apple
only officially supports Bluetooth keyboards. For this
reason whenever you plug a USB keyboard into an iOS
Device, or turn on an iOS Device with USB keyboard
connected you will receive a notification or message
telling you that it is not supported.
Since Tapio presents itself as a USB keyboard, you will
see this message. Simply tap OK directly or scan to and
"tap" OK to dismiss the dialog box.
Other Specifications
- Keyboard Switch Events
- Mouse Button Events
- Joystick Button Events
- Supports USB Remote Wakeup
- Full Speed USB device
- Uses standard, USB Human Interface Device (HID) drivers
- Weighs •-ounce (14-grams)
- Dimensions:
2 x 0.8 x 0.5 inches (51 x 20 x 13 mm)
Usage
Tapio's integrated DIP Switch selects iOS Device specific modes,
mouse, joystick, or keyboard functions as shown in the table
below.
Usage Notes
- DIP Switch SW4 is reserved and should be ON.
- Outputs describes the keyboard keys, mouse buttons,
or joystick buttons that are sent when the first and second
adaptive switches are actuated. In most cases one key is sent in
two cases (RJ and Rich Modes) two keys are sent in quick
succession.
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Timing further describes how keys are sent.
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For Full Duration timing, Tapio holds the keyboard
key down as long as the associated adaptive switch is held
down.
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For Pulse timing the key is held down only briefly
and released no matter how long the associated adaptive
switch is held down. For example, in RJ mode when an
adaptive switch is first pressed the ~ (tilde) and then the
1 (ONE) keys are sent in quick succession. Nothing happens
when the adaptive switch is released.
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For Pulse-Pulse timing, when the adaptive switch is
pressed Tapio briefly holds down and releases the first key
listed, and when the adaptive switch is released Tapio
briefly holds down and releases the second key listed. For
example, in Tapio's RICH mode when the adaptive switch is
pressed and held Tapio "presses" and immediately releases
the SPACE key. Then, when the adaptive switch is released
Tapio "presses" and immediately releases the 1 (ONE) key.
This allows applications to know exactly when an adaptive
switch was pressed and when it was released. Knowing the
leading and trailing edges of switch actuation allows app
developers to employ more efficient scanning techniques.
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