Storm Interface AudioComm Module Owner’s Manual
- September 7, 2024
- Storm Interface
Table of Contents
Storm Interface AudioComm Module
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Using the Windows Utility to change USB Codes
If any other keypad utility software is installed (e.g EZ-Key Utility) then you should un-install that before you start.
System Requirements
The utility requires .NET framework to be installed on the PC and will communicate over the same USB connection but via the HID-HID data pipe channel, no special drivers are required.
Compatibility
Windows 11
Windows 10
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The utility can be used to configure the product to
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Select Code Table
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LED brightness (0 to 9)
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Test
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Create customised keypad table
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Load a saved configuration from file
Reset to factory default -
Update Firmware
Installing the Configuration Utility
To install the Configuration Utility doubleclick on the downloaded .exe file and the Setup Wizard will launch
Select the folder where you would like this installed
Choose you would like to install for all users of this pc (everyone) or just yourself (just me)
Click Next to start the installation
On complete a shortcut will be installed on your desktop.
Double-click this to start the Utility and the following screen will appear. If an Audio Comm is connected it will be detected automatically and the details displayed. The available functions are described in detail on the following pages
Select Code Table
The user can select from three tables:
| DEFAULT CODE TABLE| ALTERNATE CODE TABLE| CUSTOMISED CODE
TABLE
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Function| Hex| USB| Hex| USB
Uo| 0x52| Up Arrow| <0x01><0x02>| Multimedia Vol Up| Up Arrow| Set initially
to the factory default values
Down| 0x51| Down Arrow| <0x01><0x04>| Multimedia Vol Down| Down Arrow
Jack IN| 0x6A| F15| 0x6A| F15| F15
Jack OUT| 0x6B| F16| 0x6B| F16| F16
Once a table has been selected then the keypad will hold that configuration unless it is disconnected.
Once the keypad has been disconnected that configuration will be lost unless you save the configuration in memory by clicking on “Save Changes”
LED Brightness
This will set the brightness of the LEDs. The selection is from 0 to 9.
Test
This will test all the functions
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LEDs will flash
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LED brightness will cycle
Test Audio -
Plug in headphones
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Listen to Audio
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Press Record , Start. speak into microphone – you will see the progress bar
Test Keys, Jack In. Out -
Press Up and Down keys Vol Up / Down will confirm
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Remove / Insert headphones Jack In / Out will confirm
Press close when finished.
Customise Code Table
Select the Customise table, and then click on
Note that Multimedia Control Codes ( Vol Up / Down ) are not available in
Customised Table.
The following will be displayed when “Customise code” is clicked.
The current customised code table will be displayed from memory on the keypad.
Attached to each key is another button (“NONE”), this shows the modifier for
each key.
To customize a key, click on the key and Key Code combo box will appear, with
“Select Code”.
Now press on the down arrow on the combo box:
This will display all the codes that can be selected.
These codes are the ones defined by USB.org.
Once code is selected, the code will be displayed on the selected button.
In this example I have selected “e” and code is represented by 0x08 and button
colour will change to Aqua.
Press the “Apply” button and the code will be sent to the AUDIOCOMM.
When you press key “Down” on keypad, “e” will be sent to the relevant
application.
If you did not want the current setting then click on “Reset” then all buttons
will revert to original coding and then click on “apply” to send this coding
to Audio COMM keypad.
“Close” will exit the customize form and return back to main screen.
Saving Changes
If you don’t press “Save Changes” your changes will not be saved to the keypad.
Factory Default
Clicking on “Factory Default” will reset the keypad to the default code table Code Table – Default LED brightness – 9
Change History
Instructions for | Date | Version | Details |
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Configuration Utility | 15 Aug 24 | 1.0 | First Release |
Configuration Utility | Date | Version | Details |
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14 Nov 18 | 1.0 | First Release | |
06 Jan 21 | 3.0 | Added test of mic function and fixes serial # overwriting when |
loading a saved config file/
02 Feb 22| 3.1| New user agreement
AudioComm Configuration Utility Rev 1.0
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