D6 / Mapping
Shortcut dial concept
A drawing-workflow control form for reviewing button access and a buyer-defined command map. It makes no universal application integration or supplied-software claim.
Add concept to a local briefDEMO / original generated hardware concept. Every figure is an illustrative planning target. No real test, matching, fit or approval is established.
A physical dial still needs a command owner.
Sample questions and proposed contents stay beside the figures. Confirm them with an actual supplier before commercial use.
Illustrative specification record
- Button target
- 6 blank shortcut positions
- Dial
- One rotary-ring concept
- Body target
- 88 × 88 × 22 mm illustrative envelope
- Connection
- Wired USB connector proposal
- Command map
- Buyer/application responsibility
- Software
- No license or integration approval
Proposed pack scope
| Dial controller | 1 proposed unit |
|---|---|
| Cable | Proposed item; confirm |
| Command mapping | Buyer-owned scope to define |
No MOQ, unit price, confirmed contents or schedule is calculated.
Mapping / buyer review
A drawing-workflow control form for reviewing button access and a buyer-defined command map. It makes no universal application integration or supplied-software claim.
Review the drawing surface together with the nominated host and pen.
Drawing-bench worksheet ↗Proposed sample checks
- Nominate the application and driver owner.
- Review dial direction, button reach and command changes.
- Observe reconnect without assuming retained presets.
These are review prompts, never completed test results.
Pack questions to resolve
- Controller and cable contents to confirm.
- Keep command map separate from cosmetic button markings.
- Document the sample/driver revision in the proposed pack.
Resolve actual supplier contents and terms outside this demo.