Hi,
> browsing through the email archive of the list I could not find a
> related topic. So I try to ask here.
> My problem:
> I use a Hasu USB converter
> https://1upkeyboards.com/shop/controllers/usb-to-usb-converter/
> to have a "Dual function": When holding the Space-Key + an
On Fri, 4 Nov 2022 at 12:24, Thomas Desi wrote:
> Anyone any idea why this happens?
Might be worth checking for a firmware update. No harm in trying.
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Hi Thomas,
>> Does this also happen, when you press F5 at the FreeDOS boot menu to
>> skip loading any drivers, specifically a keyboard driver?
>>
> I use the same USB Stick with my Autoexec.bat in FreeDOS to boot on
> three different computers, using the same cables, same keyboard, same
> HASU
Hi Robert,
On 04.11.22 19:16, Robert Riebisch wrote:
Does this also happen, when you press F5 at the FreeDOS boot menu to
skip loading any drivers, specifically a keyboard driver?
I use the same USB Stick with my Autoexec.bat in FreeDOS to boot on
three different computers, using the same
Result is:
SCAN CODES 57 Space
{185} {Space}
My additional question: anybody how experienced keyboards firing of
"autonomously" empty space characters?
Thanks!
On 04.11.22 15:07, Bret Johnson wrote:
Keyboards can sometimes do funny things, especially keyboards like the
Hi Thomas,
> Might be the BIOS differences, or is the keyboard controller
> automatically sending a "space" character somehow or the FreeDos
> interprets some signal from the keyboard controller as a Key-Press
Does this also happen, when you press F5 at the FreeDOS boot menu to
skip
Hi Bret,
> I would suggest starting with my SCANTEST program (attached) and see
> what the keyboard is actually sending to the computer (SCANTEST is one
> of the test utilities that is included with my USB drivers). Rename
> SCANTEST.CO_ to SCANTEST.COM and run it. This sounds like a keyboard
>
Keyboards can sometimes do funny things, especially keyboards like the ones
you're describing that have special timing-related "features" built into them.
I would suggest starting with my SCANTEST program (attached) and see what the
keyboard is actually sending to the computer (SCANTEST is one
Hi,
browsing through the email archive of the list I could not find a
related topic. So I try to ask here.
My problem:
I use a Hasu USB converter
https://1upkeyboards.com/shop/controllers/usb-to-usb-converter/
to have a "Dual function": When holding the Space-Key + an alpha-numeric
key,
