Hi everyone,
I noticed a change in my DG4062's response to button presses after applying the "cengen" upgrade to DG4202. I thought perhaps it's just me, but I tried a retail DG4102 and it was more responsive, like my DG4062 used to be. I just used my DG4062 again and I'm convinced there is a reduction in responsiveness to button presses. Some times button presses are not even registered and I have to push the button twice or three times --- this never happened in the past, and nor did it happen on the DG4102 I used a couple of days ago.
I wonder if this is something to do with the cengen mod, or could it be related to a 01.07 firmware update I did around the same time?
For most of the time I've had the DG4062, I was running firmware 01.06 and never had any troubles with buttons. I've only been running 01.07 since applying the cengen mod.
Has anyone experienced anything similar?
Cheers!
Answering my own question: I decided to downgrade from 01.07 to 01.06 to see if indeed it was the firmware upgrade that caused it. To my delight the responsive keys are back with 01.06 installed! The higher max frequencies that come with the cengen (DG4202 model) change have remained.
So, at least in my instance, the 01.07 firmware had the effect of introducing a slower response time to detecting and processing key presses. It seems weird that it could be true, but certainly the usability has improved back to what it was originally.
>> I am still be interesting to hear anyone else's experience related to button press responsiveness.
As a test, on 01.06, I can enter the sequence "121212121212" (say for frequency setting) quickly, one button after the other using a single finger and the key pad, it shows as you'd expect on the display "121212121212". However on 01.07, it'll miss some keys and I'll get "121221212112122" where there are missing '1' and '2' where a key press wasn't detected/processed.
Anyone on 01.07 or 01.06 care to try it?