一款直观好用的键盘测试软件

PassMark KeyboardTest V2.2 Copyright (C) 2004-2006 PassMark Software All Rights Reserved http://www.passmark.com Overview ======== KeyboardTest is an easy to use Windows based application that allows users to quickly check that all the keys on their keyboard are functioning correctly and look at the internal scan codes being generated by the keyboard. <For more details see the online help> Status ====== This is a shareware program. This means that you need to buy it if you would like to continue using it after the evaluation period. Installation ============ 1) Uninstall any previous version of KeyboardTest 2) Double click (or Open) the downloaded ".exe" file 3) Follow the prompts UnInstallation ============== Use the Windows control panel, Add / Remove Programs Requirements ============ Windows 95, 98, ME, NT4sp6, Window 2000, XP 16Meg RAM 1 Meg of free hard disk space Version History =============== Here�s a summary of all the changes that have been made in each version of KeyboardTest. V2.2.1011 17/January/2006 - KeyboardTest can now be used as a PassMark BurnInTest V5.0 (or higher) plugin test, to allow a 'batch' mode type test from within BurnInTest. This allows for integrated testing and result reporting with other system hardware components. V2.2.1010 21/April/2005 Keymat specific build - At the request of Keymat, the Hotkeys on the Main window buttons were removed for the Keymat/Storm build. V2.2.1009 15/March/2005 - Corrected a bug where the Batchmode KTSTATUSNOTESTFAIL option for a "fail immediately" key was incorrectly reset to a real key after the first time this short was encountered, thereby only finding the short the one time. Note: a KTSTATUSNOTESTFAIL key is typically used to find a short that produced a keycode not on the keyboard, but in the .kbl. - Time between two key presses now measured and displayed. - A LED test has been added to the main window to flash the VK_NUMLOCK, VK_CAPITAL and VK_SCROLL LEDs. - Hotkeys added for the Main window buttons: TestLEDs, Clear, Fail Test (Batch mode only), Help, About and Exit. V2.2.1007 7/November/2003 - Added a new key type for batch mode testing to allow the detection and failure of invalid individual keycodes. V2.2.1006 6/November/2003 - For Keys that the user has specified not to test, but have been pressed down, the key status was incorrectly reset at the end of a test or on the clearing of results. This has been corrected. V2.2.1005 4/November/2003 - Included the checking of combinations of faulty keys on a key being pressed down (previously key matching was only performed after the key came back up). V2.2.1004 15/Sept/2003 - Allowed programmed keyboard strings that include the <Enter> character, to be used as a shortcut for entering the Keyboard Serial Number. V2.2.1003 12/May/2003 - Fixed display bug for duplicate keys that have the same scan code, but different OEM codes. (e.g. the shift keys) - Fixed minor bitmap display issue. V2.2.1001 9/April/2003 - Added ability to ignore some compound keys when determining the pass or fail state of a keyboard when in batch mode. This allows virtual keys to be defined that pick up row or column electrical shorts on a production line. - Mouse click highlighting. You can now test your mouse as well as your keyboard. - Support for duplicate keys. This is for keyboards that have two keys that generate exactly the same key codes. Each key can now be highlighted in turn. - Modified image display routine to hopefully correct a display problem with some graphics cards. - Bug fix to correct /f command line parameter - Improvement to compound key definition method in layout file. V2.1.1000 26/Feb/2003 - Added the ability to specify compound keys in a keyboard layout file. A compound key is a key that simulates multiple key presses with a single key. e.g. a ".COM" key. - Added a function to test keyboards in batch mode. When /b is specified on the command line the operation must enter batch numbers and serial numbers during testing. - Added a logging function (only in batch mode). - Added a command line option /K to specify a default keyboard layout. V2.0.1001 12/Dec/2002 - Correction of a bug, introduced in V2.0, that prevented extended keys being tested. V2.0.1000, 22/Nov/2002 - It is now possible for users to add their own keyboard layouts. This is done via keyboard layout files and keyboard image files. A keyboard layout file contains all the information about each key on the keyboard. Scan codes, position, size, etc. - Up to 20 different keyboard layouts can be loaded at the same time. - Support for Windows XP look and feel. V1.0.1002, 22/Sept/2002 - The /f command line option was added to enable key filtering upon startup. V1.0.1001, 14/Oct/2001 - The main window can now be resized, the keyboard image will be scaled to fit. V1.0.1000, 22/Sept/2001 - First full release Documentation ============= All the documentation is online. It can be accessed from the help menu. Support ======= For technical support, questions, suggestions, Mail us at help@passmark.com or visit our web page at http://www.passmark.com Ordering / Registration ======================= All the details are in the online documentation or you can visit our sales information page http://www.passmark.com/sales Enjoy.. The PassMark Development team