Double input

[lapis jungle]

When I type words like contact, subtract, things that end with "ct", either my c or t will double input. Like into subtracdt, or contactd, subtractt. And I could duplicate this 80 - 90% of the time. Even at this moment where I'm typing now, as long as I type them continuously from key to key without pausing or making very deliberate distinctive keypress the typos occurs.

I have tried

• changing the switches. -- Disassembling and reassembling
• setting the actuation point to max 4mm for "t" key
• setting the actuation point to max 4mm for "d" key (it does kinda fix it but still happens sometimes)

[winter sable]

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[errant rock]

Do you have rapid trigger enabled?

[lapis jungle]

yes

but I have all keys with rapid trigger enabled, and only d, and t got the problem

specifically in the sequence of 'ct'

at first I thought I was fat fingering but I have tried repeating typing subtract contact etc. same word over and over again, look at my finger making sure I don't touch the 'd' button at all, but the d still appears somehow

actually I've just tried turning off the rapid trigger and I still get it quite frequently

[stark bluff]

Show what it looks like on https://analog-monitor.wootility.io/ and make sure hardware acceleration is enabled in the browser

[stark bluff]

Hmm, maybe a debounce issue?

[lapis jungle]

another one that I spam contact and subtract continuously back to back

so should I try the debounce filter?

but why the debounce only happens to d and t?

also the debounce filter where can I activate it?

[stark bluff]

Are these you pressing the D key fully?

It might be easier to see if you only press the 2 affected keys

[lapis jungle]

the subtract and contact both words don't have d presses at all

somehow it just happens from time to time when I type continuously with the word ending in "ct"

[stark bluff]

It's showing D being pressed

But only very briefly and not too far

[lapis jungle]

exactly, even when I meticulously looking at my fingers to make sure I don't touch the d

it still happens

but as mentioned above, if I set the actual point of d all the way to 4mm it kinda goes away

[stark bluff]

Makes sense since in the screenshot I posted above the peaks didn't reach 2mm, but the keys should still not register at all when not pressed

[lapis jungle]

is there any sort of hardware fault that can make pressing one key affecting its neighboring key? and this is mainly for 'd' only

for t I'm not sure how it double input sometimes too

[stark bluff]

Short answer is yes, long answer is #1349770684598845502 message

[lapis jungle]

hmm, mine is not to the point that it activates everytimes I press c, but it happens from time to time following certain pattern like "ct"

I just hope it's me fat fingering

but even if I take a step back and let's say 'd' comes from fat fingering, how to solve the 't' double inputting sometimes?

[stark bluff]

It would be hard to fat finger the key to 4mm without noticing (unless totally missing C and hitting only D for example)

[lapis jungle]

when the actuation point is 4mm the d doesn't appear anymore, but at the same time because it's a full press, what happens is when I might miss the d input sometimes when I type fast since not all key press I bottom out all the way to 4mm

[stark bluff]

I nudge nearby keys when I type on my 2HE sometimes but I don't think I've seen them actuate more than 0.3mm from that (which is way below my 1.4mm threshold). I don't think I have any more suggestions at the moment, you could wait and see what others say and/or reach out to the official support for help

[lapis jungle]

hey, thanks for the help and advice