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How will you test a keyboard?

  
Total Answers and Comments: 10 Last Update: July 12, 2008   
  
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June 22, 2005 04:25:22   #1  
Ashutosh        

RE: How will you test a keyboard?
First we will go through requriment analysis. Then we will check for its functionality, sturdiness of the Kbd., will check for scratch proof nature, etc
 
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July 05, 2005 06:41:32   #2  
Geeta C        

RE: How will you test a keyboard?
Check whether all keys are functional and work as desired when pressed along with 'Shift'.
 
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July 05, 2005 12:18:52   #3  
Mr.DKP Reddy        

RE: How will you test a keyboard?
After reviewing all the software requirement analysis, we will check for ist functionality, its physical nature and etc
 
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July 14, 2005 05:32:15   #4  
kesari        

RE: How will you test a keyboard?
 
 
[LIST]First of all I will go through all requirements. 
After that I will check first positive than negative way. 
I will give valid strokes (press all keys) ensuring all keys working correct or not. 
I will check combination keys are working correct or not. 
I will check invalid strokes ex: pressing key "a" and "c" at a time. 
I will check functional keys working. 

 
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July 25, 2005 06:24:08   #5  
TONY        

RE: How will you test a keyboard?
CHECK WITH THE REQUIREMENTS FIRST.. 
CHECK WHETHER ALL KEYS ARE PRESENT 
THEN CHECK FOR THE FUNCTIONALITY ONE BY ONE.. 
CHECK FOR THE POSSIBLE COMBINATIONS... 
CHECK FOR THE COMPATIBILITY..

 
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September 13, 2005 02:58:53   #6  
swapna        

RE: How will you test a keyboard?

first check the requirements

check whether keys or present or not.

check whether all keys are working  or not.

check whether if we press two keys at a time whether it is working or not

check whether the keys functionality is working or not


 
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September 29, 2005 07:21:30   #7  
hemanagesh Member Since: September 2005   Contribution: 4    

RE: How will you test a keyboard?

First check the requirements of the keyboard

as we are familiar with keyboards,

check the dimensions and design of the keyboard as requirements

next checks the total no. of keys and check whether all keys are present and present correctly in their specified positions

next check the display of the alphabet when the corresponding key is pressed

check the display of the data when different keys combinations are entered


 
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July 03, 2007 13:12:00   #8  
soorajsk_84 Member Since: June 2007   Contribution: 28    

RE: How will you test a keyboard?
check the user manual and see if it meet all the req mentioned in user manual
 
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July 12, 2008 01:44:39   #9  
StevenPace Member Since: July 2008   Contribution: 30    

RE: How will you test a keyboard?
1.try all of the keys by pressing them once.
2. try key repeats (hold down each key)

Try this on several computers, operating systems, versions, etc.

 
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July 12, 2008 01:48:33   #10  
StevenPace Member Since: July 2008   Contribution: 30    

RE: How will you test a keyboard?
You can not test all of the key combinations, so you would have to construct a matrix, and pick which combinations to test.  Of course testing standards for hardware tend to be much more rigurous than software testing, except miltary avionics software, of course.
 
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