Scythe is pleased to announce an enhanced version of its USB Foot Switch. These special input devices have been improved according to comments that the manufacturer has collected from users who bought the first version. The main improvement is the reduction of noise emitted by stepping on buttons, for it has been necessary to completely rebuild the mechanism of action.
Therefore, the new USB Foot Switch II is no longer based on a mechanical drive mechanism, now has an optical tracking. In addition, to further reduce the noise emitted, have been rubber components inside the chassis. Has also increased the response time by lowering the pedal from 8mm to 5mm only.
This also reduces the pressure to do, resulting in a more simple and convenient. USB Foot Switch II can be connected using any computer's USB port, and with him is a CD with drivers and software to configure all options and settings it offers. USB Foot Switch II is available in 1, 2 and 3 pedals, with a MSRP of 20.5 € for the version of a pedal, 29 € for two and € 33 for three pedals. 
Therefore, the new USB Foot Switch II is no longer based on a mechanical drive mechanism, now has an optical tracking. In addition, to further reduce the noise emitted, have been rubber components inside the chassis. Has also increased the response time by lowering the pedal from 8mm to 5mm only.
This also reduces the pressure to do, resulting in a more simple and convenient. USB Foot Switch II can be connected using any computer's USB port, and with him is a CD with drivers and software to configure all options and settings it offers. USB Foot Switch II is available in 1, 2 and 3 pedals, with a MSRP of 20.5 € for the version of a pedal, 29 € for two and € 33 for three pedals.
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