>As I understand it from the test guy I deal with, this would be a failure
>mode under CE (European) standards. That might not mean anything for your
>particular purpose, but it never hurts to cover all the bases you can...
We definitely want CE certification, but apparently it's a little
subjective what exactly "failure" is. The specs say something to the
effect that it can't cause a problem that requires a manual reset of the
device, the device has to "self-recover". In our case, nothing fails, but
the "simulated" button press does cause the host software to change
modes. So it's kind of on the line.

Nevertheless, I'd like to fix it. Quality being it's own reward, and like
that :-)

Dave