Keyboard crosspoint encoder having pseudo-n-key rollover

Communications: electrical – Audible indication – Percussion-type sound producer

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340365S, 340365R, H04L 300

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047943750

ABSTRACT:
A crosspoint encoder having a n-key rollover data collection system in which all keystrokes are recognized. A phantom key detection routine detects phantom key conditions and provides for temporary storage of subsequent keystrokes until the phantom condition is removed thus ensuring uninterrupted recordation of all keystrokes.

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