The Super-Switch
(one switch that does it all!)
(Click here for the instructions)
(*** Please note on the instructions the warning about the off/on switch! ***)


  2 inputs for any switch setup necessary
(Show with quarter on top, to show size, and USB cordless receiver)
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This one switch does it all!  It's 5" diameter makes a great target for those that need it.  It defaults to function as a mouseclick on any computer, through the cordless USB receiver.  With our accompanying software (SwitchHopper, see below), you can have the Super-Switch function as any keystroke or mouse button (our software always 'looks' for mouseclick, <1> key, or <space> as the switch input; but other companies might be 'looking' for something else when they say "switch").

That means that all special needs 'switch' software can be operated by Super-Switch.

But that wasn't enough for me.  I thought, why not make this a switch interface for other switches, also?  So I did!  You can use Super-Switch *as* your switch interface to have a learner use a different switch as their primary input (such as the Gumball Switch or Compact Switch).

Or by putting the 2 switch inputs there for you, you can even have 2 switch Step-Scanning for your learner!  That means you can use the other switch for 'stepping' (advancing through choices) and the Super-Switch for the actual selecting (or vice versa).  The possibilities are endless :)

Super-Switch's input default to the different mouseclicks, but with the SwitchHopper software, as above, you can set the switch inputs to do just about anything that any software wants.

This is the bottom of the Super-Switch, shown with a disk of our Stick & Stuck
and a second switch's jack into input #1.
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You do *not* need a switch interface for Super-Switch;
it already is one!


Here's a pic of the Super-Switch, mounted on our Magic Arm, for making selections, and a Gumball Switch, mounted on our Mini-Arm, which can Step-Scan through activities.
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Drivers: If you are just doing mouseclicks for your target software, like mine, then you don't need any software.  But if your target software is looking for something other than that, you will need one of these utilities:

Windows:  Super-Switch uses our SwitchHopper utility to set it, or your switch inputs up as anything your target software needs.
Mac OS X: Super-Switch uses our SAM-X utility to set it, or your switch inputs up as anything your target software needs.
Mac OS 9 or earlier: Super-Switch uses our SwitchHopper utility to set it, or your switch inputs up as anything your target software needs.

You can completely operate a computer using Super-Switch with our CrossScanner!