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# not registered as Keyboard response

edited July 2020 in OpenSesame

Hello,

I'm having a simple problem with the keyboard_response-Item.

I bought two external push buttons for my experiment and they are programmed to be "d" and "#". Therefore these characters are listed in the "allowed responses"-section of the keyboard_response-item. However, the item only registers when I press "d" not "#". I already tried every other possible way of putting "#" there, meaning I wrote it as "HASH" (listed in the available keys), as "hash", I tried as a variable (i.e. defining "response_allowed" as "#" and then using the variable in allowed keys), I tried wrapping it in quotation marks (as well " as '). I bet there is a simple solution to it and I would really appreciate if someone can tell me what to do, as I don't know how to reprogram the response button to another key.

Thanks!

Nina

Comments

  • Embarissingly, I just found the answer myself. In a very old version of the Documentation I read that different backends use different key names. So, although I tested which key I pressed with a little experiment as recommended in the documentation, I forgot to test it with the correct backend (psychopy). So in psychopy "#" is writting as "pound".

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