If OFF - acts as OTAGLE enhanced functionality. If ON - acts as ordinary active numlock, what can be valuable on some laptop / notebook keyboard layouts lacking by default of numeric pad. Please see section with more detailed description, including some screenshots. Multilayer organization: one screen calls another they are oriented in “chains”.
Each key can be easily linked to any autohotkey script what makes the whole solution quite flexible and scalable.Area of each “key” is divided in: picture and key name.I divided it for sake of example into 18 parts. One may divide available surface of screen into as wished. The touch screen is divided into “keys area” - 17 + 1 in total, as in “classic” full keyboard numeric pad.There was prepared a dedicated graphical user interface which resembles:.touch of touchscreen “button areas” of OTAGLE.mouse and clicking on “button areas” of OTAGLE device,.pressing keys of “numeric pad” (numpad) of full size keyboard,.User input is tripled input alternatives:.For many people this is high / hard hurdle which discourage / daunt them. One of the main of hotkey or shortcut drawback is that you need to memorize them somehow.The autohotkey key is not optimized, full of naive hacks. It is written by a newbie just to illustrate a power of concept. Disclaimer: this is just a proof of concept.
Please see the following section comparing “elgato stream deck” and OTAGLE. touchscreen: 1x USB cable (the device end: micro-B USB, second end: full size USB type A).LCD: 1x HDMI cable (the device end: full size HDMI, second end: full size HDMI),.time of delivery (China to Central Europe): ~2-3 weeks.cost of hardware, including shipping to Europe: € 42,37 (November 2019),.I've prepared a youtube video about OTAGLE: Script called OTAGLE as anagram to “elgato” (etymology: “a cat” in Spanish).
LCD combined with a touchscreen designed for Raspberry Pi, resolution: 1024 x 600 pixels. Let me present you a proof of the following concept: free (as in freedom) solution analogue to commercially available “elgato stream deck” ( ).
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