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Developer for X-keys®

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Join our private X-keys developer email list. This is the best way for us to keep you apprised of changes in our SDKs or products. We only send out information pertinent to our products and never provide your address to anyone else.

Windows SDK

All of our X-keys USB devices are capable of direct interaction with your application via Software Mode.
Our SDK is compatible with all currently shipping X-keys devices and includes examples for C#, C++, and .NET.
Our previous generation of firmware (SE) uses individual SDKs which include code examples in Visual Basic, C Builder, and Visual C. (see Legacy SDK)

OS X SDK

An Xcode workspace with two projects: one for the viewer application, and one for the X-keys framework
Demonstrates reading and writing to X-keys devices
More examples coming soon

Linux SDK

Open source Linux support for X-keys devices
Reads all X-keys controls and key states and includes a simple, straight forward GUI.
Written by Linux HID expert Alan Ott.

Android Samples

Here you will find applications (with full source code) that we have created. Check back regularly; more will be added as we further consider the Android platform.