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A programmable USB gaming interface that allows up to six assistive switches to operate keyboard and mouse commands across four selectable control levels.
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The Pretorian Quester Switchbox is a programmable USB switch interface designed to make PC gaming accessible to people who play using assistive switches. It allows up to six wired switches to operate keyboard and mouse commands commonly used within computer games.
Four selectable control levels provide access to different groups of commands. Levels 1 and 2 cover common movement and navigation controls, while Level 3 provides number keys that may be used for selecting weapons, tools or other in-game functions. Level 4 can be programmed around the individual gamer and the particular game being played.
A seventh 3.5mm socket can be connected to a separate switch for changing between the four levels. This allows the gamer to move from navigation to other commands without assistance. The level can also be changed using the button on the front of the Switchbox.
Level 4 is programmed without installing additional software. Each of its six sockets can be assigned a keyboard command, mouse click, cursor movement or specialist gaming function. The completed settings are stored in the Switchbox’s internal memory and recalled when it is reconnected, even if it is moved to another compatible computer.
| Switch Input | Level 1 | Level 2 | Level 3 | Level 4 Default |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Socket 1 | W | Up Arrow | 1 | Space |
| Socket 2 | A | Left Arrow | 2 | Tab |
| Socket 3 | S | Down Arrow | 3 | Shift |
| Socket 4 | D | Right Arrow | 4 | Ctrl |
| Socket 5 | Left Click | Escape | 5 | Latching W |
| Socket 6 | Right Click | Enter | 6 | Caps Lock |
Sticky Modifier functions remain selected until the next switch command is activated. This allows a key combination to be entered as two separate switch presses. Latching functions remain active without requiring the switch to be held continuously.
Please note: The Quester Switchbox is designed for PC gaming and produces keyboard and mouse commands. It is not a direct controller for Xbox, PlayStation or Nintendo consoles. Compatibility depends on the controls supported by the individual computer game. Assistive switches are required and are available separately.
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