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2k1Toaster 
Yup 10 analogue inputs. And also you can combine them as OEM systems do. It seems like you know a bit of electronics so with some resistor magic, you can get a single wire that outputs different voltages at different presses.
Well I couldn't do that because one button might feedback into another, but I think I could make do with 10 button control. SO basically, I could tell your software once the analog level falls below level "X" perform this keystroke?
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Technically yes, but as for the sampling of the Brain it is "slow" in electronics terms. It is maybe 33Hz. It can go up to 180Hz for reading which is much better but CPU cycles suffer. So depending how fast you click, it may not register.
Ok that is probably the problem I have with my current setup. I don't know what the clock rate is for a mouse, but between the rotary encoder, autohotkey and RR, the delay is quite large, at least larger than is desired.
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We are working on a digital encoder to analogue voltage converter with a faster sampling rate. So for now it may work. In the future it will work.
Cool. I was looking at picking up a powermate and itnerfacing with that but that might be another option.
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Turn on delay on boot is 100%. Turn off I am still trying to find the acpi call to know if the computer is shutting down. But if the program is shut down, the outputs will turn off (unless otherwise specified).
That's prefect then. As long as it shuts down before the soundcard powers off, then it should serve it's purpose. I assume turn on delay would happen after it is already booted into windows-correct?
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