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Description
KeyboardTest has been used since 2003 by PC enthusiasts and production line environments (in batch mode) to test and check for faulty keyboards.
Features
Quickly check if all the keys on your computer keyboard are working
Check the keyboard LEDs
Examine internal scancodes generated by the keyboard and measure the possible
mechanical typing speed
Down/Up keystroke registration
Supports custom keyboard layouts
Established keyboard testing utility in industry since 2003
Version 4.0 (Build 1002, 2022-10-25)
Established utility for testing keyboards
KeyboardTest has been used since 2003 by PC enthusiasts and production line environments (in batch mode) to test and check for faulty keyboards.
Although desktop keyboards can be replaced quickly and inexpensively, this is not the case with laptop computers, where the keyboard is built into the computer itself.
More functions
- Both the down bar and the up bar are highlighted in different colors.
- Measurement of keyboard repeat and press times.
- Display of BIOS keyboard code and Windows scan codes.
- Language-independent testing using BIOS scan codes.
- Allows you to create your own custom keyboard layouts.
- Support for up to 100 keyboards.
- Downloadable keyboard layouts (see layout download page)
- Testing composite keys, such as a ".COM" or ".WWW" key
- Batch mode and production line tests (with the /b command line parameter)
- Log keyboard serial numbers, operator ID and pass/fail results to disk (in batch mode).
- Display options for testing row and column shorts (in batch mode).
- Ability to test for under- or over-reacting keys by specifying a number of required keystrokes (in batch mode)
- Mouse button display options. For both keyboard embedded mice and external mice.
- Support for all connection types (PS/2, wireless and USB keyboards).
- Test keyboard LEDs (Num Lock, Caps Lock and Scroll Lock)
- Measurement of the delay between key presses.
Compatibility
Any wireless adapter that conforms to NDIS_802.11 (which most of them are) should be able to report information to WirelessMon. All of the various IEEE 802.11 standards are supported, including 802.11a, 802.11b, and 802.11g. 802.11N and 802.11AC.
Beginning with version 4, Garmin USB GPS devices (developed with the standalone OEM USB devices) are supported over a USB connection.
