Win 11 Number Pad

[baricl (Loren Baric)]

I just set up a new Win 11 Computer for my Shape OKO Pro XL. The USB wireless number pad doesn’t seem to like Win 11. Works on the Z axis but not on X or Y. Any suggestions or settings i can change or does anyone have one that they have used.

[CullenS (Cullen Simpson)]

There was a similar discussion here:

Https://community.carbide3d.com/t/hand-held-controller/65894

I watched a video where someone had a remote for the JOG functionality for the Shapeoko and saw another person with a mounted Raspberry Pi to the top of the controller lid on the side. I purchased the remote, then I realized someone is probably running Motion on a Raspberry Pi instead of a Mac (like me) with a Touch Screen and a remote - or the remote can be used in another OS in the same way I just witness on some YouTubez. The Remote: Carbide Motion on Pi: https://carbide3d.com/carbidemot…

I use the 9 key but I kind of like the looks of the one on Etsy that @arose87tags linked to.

The one problem with the 9 key is that there are only 3 speed keys. Having 4 would be better.

[WillAdams (William Adams (Carbide 3D))]

Does this device have multiple modes?

See:

Keyboard Shortcut Cheat sheet for Carbide Create and Motion

Hope this helps! [Carbide3D_create_motion_keyboard_shortcuts_CM5_CC6] Updated version for Carbide Motion 5 (note that keyboard shortcuts have not changed for CM6) and Carbide Create 6 (updated for 627): Carbide3D_create_motion_keyboard_shortcuts_CM5_CC6.pdf (665.0 KB) For folks who only use Carbide Create or Motion: Carbide3D_create_motion_keyboard_shortcuts_CM5.pdf (661.1 KB) — as noted above, this still works for CM6 Carbide3D_create_motion_keyboard_shortcuts_CC6.pdf (573.3 KB) and Car…

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