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## matrix.csv

          
            menu
            1
            8
            1

            
              clrd
              10
              8
              1

            
              clrl
              100
              8
              1

            
              f8  
              1000
              8
              1

            
              f7  
              10000
              8
              1

            
              f6  
              100000
              8
              1

            
              f5  
              1000000
              8
              1

            
              user
              10000000
              8
              1

            
              8
              1
              16
              2

            
              dell
              10
              16
              2

## read_matrix.ino

/*
this isketch requires the use of the teensyduino environment if running on a teensy 2.0. i have not tried to run it on other boards.
it should ask for you to press a series of button on the board and it will record the corresponding key pattern out as it reads the entire matrix of the board.
the pins used on the teensy, are SS, SCLK, MISO, aka PB0, PB1, and PB3.
<insert something about wireing here>
in order to use this program, you have to have an acutual terminal, the one that comes with the arduino environment is subpar.
for windows i suggest putty, there are tutorials on how to us it with a serial port on the internet.
for linux there isnt really any special program needed, as linux is mostly terminal programs anyway, so simply telneting into the corresponding serial port will work just fine.
when the program starts up it will ask for the user to press the key, but will not continue until prompted further. just hit enter/return on the computer (not the 46010a under test)
menu	1	8	1
clrd	10	8	1
clrl	100	8	1
f8	1000	8	1
f7	10000	8	1
f6	100000	8	1
f5	1000000	8	1
user	10000000	8	1
8	1	16	2
dell	10	16	2

	/*
	this isketch requires the use of the teensyduino environment if running on a teensy 2.0. i have not tried to run it on other boards.
	it should ask for you to press a series of button on the board and it will record the corresponding key pattern out as it reads the entire matrix of the board.
	the pins used on the teensy, are SS, SCLK, MISO, aka PB0, PB1, and PB3.
	<insert something about wireing here>
	in order to use this program, you have to have an acutual terminal, the one that comes with the arduino environment is subpar.
	for windows i suggest putty, there are tutorials on how to us it with a serial port on the internet.
	for linux there isnt really any special program needed, as linux is mostly terminal programs anyway, so simply telneting into the corresponding serial port will work just fine.
	when the program starts up it will ask for the user to press the key, but will not continue until prompted further. just hit enter/return on the computer (not the 46010a under test)