Crick USB Switch Box

Connecting switches to your computer couldn't be easier than using the Crick USB Switch Box. Our switch box sets the standard in ease of use and flexibility. It can be used with any switch and practically all switch-accessible software, and works on both Windows and Mac.

The unique thing about our box is that it sets itself up automatically for whatever software you are using. There is no other switch box that is so user-friendly!

The box comes with its own software called USBKeys, which enables you to set up each of the switches to send any key press or mouse click to your computer. USBKeys includes a database of software titles from leading publishers - whenever you start up one of these titles, USBKeys detects the program and sets itself up automatically, so that the correct switch inputs will be used.

Our database is updated regularly at www.switchindex.com and USBKeys will automatically download the updates - plus you can add any further programs you like!

You can also add settings for your favorite applications quickly and easily. It can capture key presses or combination key presses; mouse clicks, double-clicks and mouse drags; you can even set up your switches to open other applications!

(Requires Windows 98 and above/Mac OS 9 or X, and a free USB port)

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Price is in USD and excludes sales tax (Connecticut 6.0%, Washington 8.9%).

	Windows/Mac		Price
	Crick USB Switch Box		$159.00

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• Works on both Mac and PC
• Operates most switch-accessible software
• Incredibly easy to set up

"I must compliment Crick on the USB Switch Interface. I'm so pleased that somebody finally got it right as far as switch interfaces go. Congratulations. I hope Crick sells a million of them."
(Bill Lynn, Simtech Publications)

"Brilliant! Works straight away with latest versions of Clicker, but also comes with software allowing it to be programmed (a doddle!) for use with other switch software..."

"...Our preference is definitely for the Crick USB Switch Interface. This offers settings for all bits of switch software we've tried, switches are easy to set once the principles are understood, it's reliable and easy to tuck out of the way on cluttered workstations. Make sure you've got a USB port though before you splash out." (from the ACE Centre North website)