This is not a use case the X1 was designed for, so it may be very janky. But a few users raised cases where being able to run multiple instances of the X1 could help (e.g. more than one mouse connected). So we've added a launch argument that allows this.
To run an additional instance, create a shortcut to the X1, then add the argument "instance" followed by any string of characters (e.g. "instance two" as in the example below).
This shortcut will now open a unique instance of the X1 separate to those launched normally. If
you want a third instance you'd need another shortcut with a
difference instance argument (e.g. "Instance 3"). Or you could use a
batch file to launch as many as required. For example:
- @echo off
- start "" "C:\Program Files\Swiftpoint X1 Control Panel\Swiftpoint X1 Control Panel.exe" instance 1
- start "" "C:\Program Files\Swiftpoint X1 Control Panel\Swiftpoint X1 Control Panel.exe" instance 2
- start "" "C:\Program Files\Swiftpoint X1 Control Panel\Swiftpoint X1 Control Panel.exe" instance 3
- start "" "C:\Program Files\Swiftpoint X1 Control Panel\Swiftpoint X1 Control Panel.exe" instance 4