'Overclocking' keyboard

Cibressus53 · 02-February-03, 02:44 AM

is thier a way to increase the max number of simtanlious keys pressed on a PS/2 keyboard?

scapegoat · 02-February-03, 03:00 AM

One Word: Why?

Red02 · 02-February-03, 03:11 AM

to find p0rn faster why else?

Cibressus53 · 02-February-03, 03:13 AM

I was thinking about playing Chrono Trigger on a emulator and being able to get past that part in the future were youh ave to push down 4 keys at once.

Fredstar · 02-February-03, 03:22 AM

HAHA, wierd question! Isn't there some window option that changes the speed of how fast the letters are typed? I'll look into it, hold on.

GOT IT: Go to your Control Panel. Then to the keyboard icon and you can change it there!!

CRE · 02-February-03, 03:22 AM

Why not just remap one? Let's say: remap the application key to equal control + shift...

Fredstar · 02-February-03, 03:26 AM

AHH, my bad, I was thinking you needed to know how to input keys faster. There are programs that you can download that are like shotcut programs. One is like shortkeys or something, I used it like 3 years ago so I don't know if they're still around. But there are programs if you look for them. www.download.com is a good place to start.

EDIT: Go to www.downloads.com and search for shortkeys! And there you have it

. Ahthanku

CRE · 02-February-03, 03:46 AM

FYI - I believe that litmit is due to the fact that all of the keys on the keyboard share a given number of traces on the circut they contact. In order to increase the number of key which may be pressed simultaneously, you'd need to build a new keyboard from the ground up using multiple layers of film with the traces (instead of the current two). A new controller circut to interpret the signals and then a circut to convert the new signal to a PS/2 signal..... no thanks...

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02-February-03, 03:00 AM		#2 (permalink)
scapegoat Apex Tech God	One Word: Why?

02-February-03, 03:11 AM		#3 (permalink)
Red02 Freck-hoe-d	to find p0rn faster why else?

02-February-03, 03:13 AM		#4 (permalink)
Cibressus53 Apex Techie Lite	I was thinking about playing Chrono Trigger on a emulator and being able to get past that part in the future were youh ave to push down 4 keys at once.

02-February-03, 03:22 AM		#5 (permalink)
Fredstar Apex Advanced Techie	HAHA, wierd question! Isn't there some window option that changes the speed of how fast the letters are typed? I'll look into it, hold on. GOT IT: Go to your Control Panel. Then to the keyboard icon and you can change it there!!

02-February-03, 03:22 AM		#6 (permalink)
CRE Apex Tech Maniac Supreme	Why not just remap one? Let's say: remap the application key to equal control + shift...

02-February-03, 03:26 AM		#7 (permalink)
Fredstar Apex Advanced Techie	AHH, my bad, I was thinking you needed to know how to input keys faster. There are programs that you can download that are like shotcut programs. One is like shortkeys or something, I used it like 3 years ago so I don't know if they're still around. But there are programs if you look for them. www.download.com is a good place to start. EDIT: Go to www.downloads.com and search for shortkeys! And there you have it . Ahthanku

02-February-03, 03:46 AM		#8 (permalink)
CRE Apex Tech Maniac Supreme	FYI - I believe that litmit is due to the fact that all of the keys on the keyboard share a given number of traces on the circut they contact. In order to increase the number of key which may be pressed simultaneously, you'd need to build a new keyboard from the ground up using multiple layers of film with the traces (instead of the current two). A new controller circut to interpret the signals and then a circut to convert the new signal to a PS/2 signal..... no thanks...