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Hi. Any advice is appreciated.

I have a brand new hp 40gs (old brand new that was stock sold cheap). I have noticed that some keys are missed if i press a sequence of numbers quickly.

I understand KEYTIME fixes this for some models. But for the hp40gs... KEYTIME does not exist.

I also understand KEY DEBOUNCE program may not work on the hp40gs.


Any help is appreciated as i can not simply start typing "slowly".

Cheers

(03-07-2015 09:19 PM)billhill Wrote: [ -> ]Hi. Any advice is appreciated.

I have a brand new hp 40gs (old brand new that was stock sold cheap). I have noticed that some keys are missed if i press a sequence of numbers quickly.

I understand KEYTIME fixes this for some models. But for the hp40gs... KEYTIME does not exist.

I also understand KEY DEBOUNCE program may not work on the hp40gs.


Any help is appreciated as i can not simply start typing "slowly".

Cheers

(03-08-2015 03:17 AM)billhill Wrote: [ -> ]

(03-07-2015 09:19 PM)billhill Wrote: [ -> ]Hi. Any advice is appreciated.

I have a brand new hp 40gs (old brand new that was stock sold cheap). I have noticed that some keys are missed if i press a sequence of numbers quickly.

I understand KEYTIME fixes this for some models. But for the hp40gs... KEYTIME does not exist.

I also understand KEY DEBOUNCE program may not work on the hp40gs.


Any help is appreciated as i can not simply start typing "slowly".

Cheers

Sorry to say but I don't believe you can do this on the 40gs.

I'd be pleased to be contradicted.

On the other hand, someone could know the entry point for keytime & this could be evaluated using SYSEVAL.

Anyone have an entry point table for 40gs?

Syseval? Not sure how but would be good if someone knows how

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