Configuring Aim Devices

EDEN products support most aim devices. MAKCU, KMBOX, KMBOX NET, etc.

Configure the menu

1

Open the menu

• Press the DELETE key

• Click the COG (settings) tab

• Click the INPUT (subcategory) tab

2

Set the device type

• Choose your device from the KM BOX TYPE drop-down

  • choose B PRO for:

    • MAKCU, KMBOX B PRO, and devices

  • choose NET for:

    • KMBOX NET device

3

Connect to device

For B PRO devices:

• Click Refresh COM Ports

Verify the correct COM port is selected.

• Configure the Baud Rate

• Click Connect to KM Box

  • Optional: click Quick Connect to automatically search for and connect to your aim device.

After connecting you will be shown a slider to configure the delay. We recommend 4 - 5 ms for most users. For those using ARDUINO, lower values work better.

For NET devices:

• Configure the IP/PORT/UUID

• Click Connect to KM Box

Optional: enable Auto Connect to automatically connect to the device on the next startup.

MAKCU Setup Video

For MAKCU configuration.

KMBOX B PRO Setup Video

For KMBOX B PRO configuration.

MAKCU Configuration

Baud Rates

• MAKCU supports two (2) baud rates:

  • 115K, 115200 bps

  • 4M, 4000000 bps

Command Timing

A single command, km.move(100,100)\r is 17 bytes.

• at 115K, this takes approximately 1.48ms to transmit

• at 4M, this takes approx 42.5µs to transmit

The MAKCU uses a 1ms USB polling rate (1kHz).

• at 115K, transmission alone exceeds 1ms. Each command takes at least one full poll cycle to complete and may span multiple polls.

• At 4M, the entire command can be transmitted within a single poll window, allowing move + click + lock to be processed together.

4M is ideal for precise, high-speed input combinations and smoother overall control.

Permanently Change Baud Rate

• Press the LEFT BUTTON on the MAKCU while it’s running

• The LEFT LED next to USB 1 will flash to indicate the current baud rate:

  • 4 flashes: 4000000 bps

  • 1 flash: 115000 bps

• Press the LEFT BUTTON again to cycle between modes

If you see 4 flashes on boot but need 115K, press the button once to switch modes.

EDEN products ignore any baud rate configurations set within the Windows OS.