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Prototype keyboard.

February 14th, 2006 Leave a comment Go to comments

Well, I’ve built the first pro­to­type of the board, and coded up rev 1.0 of the key­board soft­ware.

Rev 1.0 sup­ports the usual key­bounce rou­tines, and braille decoder. It’ll take a bit of tweak­ing to find the opti­mum bal­ance of key­bounce vs proper oper­a­tion. I’m think­ing of sup­port­ing dynamic key­stroke detec­tion so that as some­one gets bet­ter at typ­ing, it’ll shorten the delay between the key­bounce rou­tine and a valid key­stroke. This means as you get faster typ­ing, it won’t slow you down.
I’ve set the the­o­ret­i­cal max­i­mum limit to dou­ble the speed of the cur­rent world record, (150wpm or 12 cps). Now that shouldn’t be an issue!

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