mk_brk command stuck. FIXED

[diegobertotti1970]

hi

i'm trying this library but i can't get all typed keys at pc side.

after many hours finally i found the reason.

receiver needs some time between make and brake commands. mk_brk library command send brk immediately after mk.

no human can type so fast!!

now, not using mk_brk command, i rise more than 20 chars per seconds without problems. ("typed" programmatically , i don't have so fast finger to rise this speed!!!!)

i don't need help. this post is just to share what i found.

[Harvie]

receiver needs some time between make and brake commands

i wonder if this is common across different receivers. what board are you using on receiving side?

What if you put delay between characters instead o between make and break?

no human can type so fast!!

this library is not only to report physical button presses, sometimes it can also send pre-programmed sequences, macros, etc...

[diegobertotti1970]

Hi Between mk and brk. Then i don't use mk_brk command anymore. Just write mk when push the key, and wait to key release, to send a new writes with brk. Example: (what i did) At keypress event: write(scancode). At release key event: Write(0xF0) Write(scancode) Or I'm tested too (and work) : write(scancode);//mk Delay(100); Write(0xF0);//brk Write(scancode);//brk El vie, 3 de oct. de 2025 04:46, Tomas Mudrunka ***@***.***> escribió:

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