translating onboard
I've been translating onboard to Dutch (nl), but there are some strings I do not understand. They all have to do with 'scanning'. I gather that this is a way of controlling onboard when the user can only operate a single switch. However, I still do not understand the context or meaning of the following strings:
_Alternate switch actions
Automatic scan for 1 switch
Critical overscan for 1 switch
Step scan for 2 switches
Directed scan for 3 or 5 switches
Swap the scan actions after every key activation. The Step acticon will become the Activate action and vice versa
Any explanation about these strings would be very welcome, thanks!
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- Last query:
- 2012-03-17
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- 2012-03-18
| Gerd Kohlberger (lowfi) said : | #1 |
- Automatic scan for 1 switch
- Critical overscan for 1 switch
- Step scan for 2 switches
- Directed scan for 3 or 5 switches
The keyboard scanner can operate in different modes. "Automatic scan", "Critical overscan", "Step scan" and "Directed scan" are the names for those modes. Each scan mode is suitable only for a specific number of switches.
- Alternate switch actions
- Swap the scan actions after every key activation. The Step action will become the Activate action and vice versa.
The second string is the description of "Alternate switch actions".
If a physical switch is pressed by a user the scanner will perform an "action".
"Step" means "select the next key"
"Activate" means "press the selected key"
Alternating actions in this context means that if eg. Switch1 performs "Step" and Switch2 performs "Activate" then after every key activation the action mapping will be swapped. -> now Switch1 performs "Activate" and Switch2 performs "Step".
HTH
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