feature works to prevent multiple keys from responding to a single touch. It suppresses touch from weaker responding keys and only allows a dominant key (or group of keys) to detect. Click an AKS Modes icon to select a new AKS mode. In the main window the keys and wheel/slider backgrounds change color to indicate the grouping of the new mode (if the Show AKS Groups in Main Window check box is selected). AKS disabled (no AKS) AKS global (default) (all keys AKSd together) AKS K + W1 AKS 4K2 + 3K3 + W1 AKS 4K2 + (3K3 + W1 ) AKS 1K + (6K4 + W1 ) 3.5.4 Operating Modes Area Operating Modes select one of the Operating Modes options. If any option, apart from Free Run (default), is selected then the corresponding options in the Low Power/Sync/Sleep Mode area become available. The unavailable options appear dimmed. 1 Wheel or Slider. 2 keys 1-4 AKSd together. 3 keys 5-7 AKSd together. 4 keys 1-6 AKSd together. E1106 User Manual 8 of 14 3.5.5 General Area Max On Duration the device can time out datasheet. 1.2 Contents of Kit 1 x E1106 control board 1 x E1106 QWheel assembly 1 x E1106 QSlide assembly 1 x USB-computer cable 2 x sample QT1106 ICs 1 x CD-ROM containing information about the QT1106, including QT1106 Demo software (revision 7.2 or later) and documentation Figure 1: E1106 Evaluation Assemblies and Control Board E1106 Control Board E1106 QWheel Assembly E1106 User Manual 4 of 14 2 Setting Up the E1106 To prepare the E1106 for use, proceed as follows: 1. Connect the E1106 control board to the QWheel or QSlide evaluation assembly, ensuring correct orientation of the connector (see Figure 2). 2. Using the USB cable provided, connect the E1106 control board to the computer (see Figure 2). The LED on the E1106 is lit constantly to indicate that there is power to the board. 3. Install the QT1106 Demo software; either method is acceptable: a. Put the supplied CD in the CD drive of the computer. Copy the contents of the CD to the computer. Double-click the QT1106 Demo softwa E1106 User Manual 2 of 14 Contents 1 E1106 Ove