What can I do with the ResponseCard SDK?
The ResponseCard SDK API specifically gives the developer access to our USB RF Receiver through the USB port of any PC, Mac or server. The audience responds to the presenter by pressing selections on the ResponseCard RF keypad, labeled one through 10. Only two items are sent to the receiver: the ID number associated with the ResponseCard and the button pressed. The application developed through the API will take the two items from the receiver and manipulate it for display, store it for comparison, provide reports or compare it with other received data for that user.
Developers will be able to control factors including when the RF channel is open to receive votes from the ResponseCards, when the channel is closed to stop polling and the channel number that receives votes from the ResponseCards. With our new, enhanced features, the API can also be used in conjunction with our robust ResponseCard NXT. Our newest keypad, the ResponseCard NXT provides for cell-phone style text entry with a variety of question types and offers two modes for presentation and testing. The API is available in Java, .NET and Flash.
What is included in the SDK?
The ResponseCard SDK consists of the following:
- 3 ResponseCard RF LCD keypads
- 3 ResponseCard NXT keypads
- 1 ResponseCard RF receiver
- ResponseCard API with documentation, demo code, and the ResponseCard library.
- Small Carrying Case
What should I know in order to use the Java™ ResponseCard SDK?
You should be familiar with the Java SE toolkit.
What version of Java is required to use the Java ResponseCard SDK?
The Java ResponseCard SDK requires Java 5 or above.
What platforms are supported using the Java ResponseCard SDK?
The Java ResponseCard SDK will run on the Windows® and OS X operating systems. Linux systems are not supported at this time.
How do I gain access to the Flash version of the ResponseCard SDK?
The Flash version of the ResponseCard SDK will be made available once you select a Java download option.
What should I know in order to use the .NET™ ResponseCard SDK?
You should be familiar with the .NET development environment and Framework.
What version of .NET is required to use the .NET ResponseCard SDK?
The .NET ResponseCard SDK requires .NET 2.0 or above.
What platforms are supported using the .NET ResponseCard SDK?
The .NET ResponseCard SDK will run on the Windows® XP, Windows® Vista and Windows® 7 32/64 operating systems. Only the Java ResponseCard SDK will run on the OS X operating system. Linux systems are not supported at this time.
How do I gain access to the ResponseCard SDK?
Access for ResponseCard SDK requires the completion of a formal SDK application and interview with a Turning Technologies Alliance Business Manger. Contact an Account Executive today to learn more and begin the application process.
What is new in the latest version of the ResponseCard SDK?
The latest version of the ResponseCard SDK has been expanded to allow the API to work in conjunction with our new, robust ResponseCard NXT. Our newest keypad, the ResponseCard NXT provides for cell phone style text entry with a variety of question types and offers two modes for presentation and testing. The API is available in Java (with FlashWrapper) and .NET. For more information, please refer to the ResponseCard SDK spec sheet.
How do I learn more?
If you have additional questions or would like to learn more, please fill out the ResponseCard SDK Learn More Form.
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