Actually yes, an old girlfriend had this; her part time job was some kind of secretary thing where she used both a calculator and a phone and would mix the stuff up. Well, she just at one point ripped off the keys to the calculator, I'm talking like one of the old ones with the paper that comes out of it and ****, and rearranged them to be like a phone. The problem was, of course, they were still the same numbers. She asked me how to fix it and I told her I don't understand that kind of stuff, so she put em back. Should be simple on a computer though.I can imagine her going rage mode, being all proud and then a moment of realisation and panic as it dawns on her "the key isn't what gets typed?"
Actually yes, an old girlfriend had this; her part time job was some kind of secretary thing where she used both a calculator and a phone and would mix the stuff up. Well, she just at one point ripped off the keys to the calculator, I'm talking like one of the old ones with the paper that comes out of it and ****, and rearranged them to be like a phone. The problem was, of course, they were still the same numbers. She asked me how to fix it and I told her I don't understand that kind of stuff, so she put em back. Should be simple on a computer though.
more likely only 2 the only problem being the fact that you would need to attach wires to a flex pcb matrixActually yes, an old girlfriend had this; her part time job was some kind of secretary thing where she used both a calculator and a phone and would mix the stuff up. Well, she just at one point ripped off the keys to the calculator, I'm talking like one of the old ones with the paper that comes out of it and ****, and rearranged them to be like a phone. The problem was, of course, they were still the same numbers. She asked me how to fix it and I told her I don't understand that kind of stuff, so she put em back. Should be simple on a computer though.Show Image(https://i.imgur.com/unzzYFl.gif)
It's actually not hard to do though, you're only flipping the bottom to the top row, so you only cut 6 traces, and solder 6 wires total.
you're only flipping the bottom to the top row, so you only cut 6 traces, and solder 6 wires total.[/size][/color]Not all numpad keyboard matrices are uniform like that ...