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KMBox Net

Let programs written for a KMBox Net send keyboard and mouse input through Rebind Link over your network.

@rebindv0.1.1free

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$rebind install @rebind/kmbox-net

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Use programs made for a KMBox Net with Rebind Link. The program runs on another computer and needs no changes.

Needs Rebind 3.5.5 or newer and Rebind Link on Windows or macOS. Tested on Windows and macOS; not yet tested with a program on a second computer.

Set up

  1. Open the package in Rebind and select Options.
  2. This computer's address: this computer's network address, such as 192.168.2.188.
  3. Port and Device code: the same values your program uses.
  4. Controlling computer's address: the address of the computer running the program. Separate several with commas.
  5. Start the package. Restart it after changing an option.

If your program expects a fixed address such as 192.168.2.188, give this computer that address or change it in the program.

What works

  • Mouse movement, buttons, and scrolling
  • Keyboard input
  • Smooth and curved moves, both as a straight line over the requested time
  • Encrypted commands
  • Monitor, so the program can see your physical mouse and keyboard

Blocking your physical mouse or keyboard (mask) and device settings such as reboot are not supported. The program's requests are accepted but have no effect.

Safety

Anyone on your network who knows the device code and sends from an allowed address can control this computer's keyboard and mouse. The code is not a password. Use a network you trust, and stop the package when you are not using it. On Windows, Rebind is allowed through the firewall on all networks.

Stop

Stop the package from the editor toolbar, or press Left Ctrl + Left Alt + K to stop all scripts. Held keys and buttons are released.

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README.md

# KMBox Net

Use programs made for a KMBox Net with Rebind Link. The program runs on another computer and needs no changes.

Needs Rebind 3.5.5 or newer and Rebind Link on Windows or macOS. Tested on Windows and macOS; not yet tested with a program on a second computer.

## Set up

1. Open the package in Rebind and select **Options**.
2. **This computer's address**: this computer's network address, such as `192.168.2.188`.
3. **Port** and **Device code**: the same values your program uses.
4. **Controlling computer's address**: the address of the computer running the program. Separate several with commas.
5. Start the package. Restart it after changing an option.

If your program expects a fixed address such as `192.168.2.188`, give this computer that address or change it in the program.

## What works

- Mouse movement, buttons, and scrolling
- Keyboard input
- Smooth and curved moves, both as a straight line over the requested time
- Encrypted commands
- Monitor, so the program can see your physical mouse and keyboard

Blocking your physical mouse or keyboard (mask) and device settings such as reboot are not supported. The program's requests are accepted but have no effect.

## Safety

Anyone on your network who knows the device code and sends from an allowed address can control this computer's keyboard and mouse. The code is not a password. Use a network you trust, and stop the package when you are not using it. On Windows, Rebind is allowed through the firewall on all networks.

## Stop

Stop the package from the editor toolbar, or press **Left Ctrl + Left Alt + K** to stop all scripts. Held keys and buttons are released.