Configuration

The LED light indicates the models and states of the foot pedal, green light for FTT100, blue light for FTT 200. Once the foot pedal is plugged in, it is ready to use. A profile configuration is needed to allow the Turret to recognize its input actions.

Scan code mapping

This setting must be set for linking the Foot Pedals to the speak action (depending on which scan code the foot pedal is programmed with) :

It is highly recommended to program the foot pedal with a scan code that does not interfere with the turret / Flex application. In other words, any scan code that produces a printable text in Windows (as well as modifier keys such as SHIFT) must be avoided. Here is a non exhaustive list of available scan codes to use:

Setting name	Numerical scan code	Hexadecimal scan code	Key name
profile.setting.keyboard.scancode.59	59	0x3b	F1
profile.setting.keyboard.scancode.60	60	0x3c	F2
profile.setting.keyboard.scancode.61	61	0x3d	F3
profile.setting.keyboard.scancode.62	62	0x3e	F4
profile.setting.keyboard.scancode.63	63	0x3f	F5
profile.setting.keyboard.scancode.64	64	0x40	F6
profile.setting.keyboard.scancode.65	65	0x41	F7
profile.setting.keyboard.scancode.66	66	0x42	F8
profile.setting.keyboard.scancode.67	67	0x43	F9
profile.setting.keyboard.scancode.68	68	0x44	F10


		Some foot pedal models have been produced with scan codes 10 and 11. They cannot be re-programmed and must be used as it. This causes issues with some parts of text interactions in the Turret GUI.

Foot Pedal Behavior

If set to true, the device acts as a Push-to-talk button (push down to open the microphone, release to close the microphone).

If set to false, it acts as a toggle button (push and release a first time to open the microphone, push and release a second time to close the microphone).

Warning : To use foot pedal, the setting profile.setting.keyboard.external.enabled MUST be set to true.