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Nomad Puck - Stop/Back button on LXkey

I am running the latest version of Eos 2.6.1 on a Puck, which has not solved an existing problem - the stop/back button on my very fine LXkey 3rd party keyboard doesn't function.  Stage Group who manufacture and sell this tell me there is a compatibility issue specifically with puck, that also applies to the programming wing.

There clearly is an issue with puck or Nomad for PC because The LXkey works fine with nomad on the MAC platform.  I wondered if anyone has a work around for this - a more tech savvy friend tells me that the key stroke bindings might be the issue, but I have no idea where to start unpicking those.

Anyone with any ideas or a similar problem?

Thanks.

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    Hi Guys, I should have updated the is thread a while back. I took my setup into ETC in london, who were very helpful particularly as the issue was clearly demonstrated on a logitech bluetooth keyboard with receiver plugged in as well as the LX key. This is def an issue with the boot process of the Puck. The solution is a simple one:
    boot the puck WITHOUT the peripherals connected via USB. When it has booted, plug the peripherals back in and both the back button and the keyboard shortcut work perfectly.
    Not an ideal solution but works perfectly. ETC may well fix this issue at some point in the future, but in the meantime this is the solution.
    Thanks All
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    Hi Guys, I should have updated the is thread a while back. I took my setup into ETC in london, who were very helpful particularly as the issue was clearly demonstrated on a logitech bluetooth keyboard with receiver plugged in as well as the LX key. This is def an issue with the boot process of the Puck. The solution is a simple one:
    boot the puck WITHOUT the peripherals connected via USB. When it has booted, plug the peripherals back in and both the back button and the keyboard shortcut work perfectly.
    Not an ideal solution but works perfectly. ETC may well fix this issue at some point in the future, but in the meantime this is the solution.
    Thanks All
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