N73 Wrong Value When Button '2' Pressed among othe...

Hi
I am having problems with my N73 and I need some advice please. A couple of weeks ago, I suddenly found that when I pressed the 2 key, I got a 7 instead. I turned the phone off and then on again and it fixed it, temporarily. I then discovered that other buttons were doing strange things. The * button give *9 and the Cancel button does something very strange.
Now, even turning the phone off and on doesn't clear it. The other buttons I have not mentioned appear to be unaffected.
I have since updated the firmware, performed the 3 button reset and almost every other thing I have seen about resetting your phone but with no success.
If anyone has any idea of what I can do to rectify this, I would be very keen to hear your thoughts.
Many thanks,
Peter

Hello - sounds like the keypad circuit is up the swanny!
i had the same problem with mine, i took the gamble of buying a used original n73 keypad/toggle thru ebay, fitted it, works fine now!.
but as always, just coz it worked for me, it may not be the case for you.
as you have reset/formatted the phone, i dont see what else it could be.
good luck
Markkyboy

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//Shear stress calculator----------------------------------------------------------------
JTextField taufield = new JTextField(5);
JTextField Qfield = new JTextField(5);
JTextField SHfield = new JTextField(5);
JTextField Infield = new JTextField(5);
JTextField thicknessfield = new JTextField(5);
JLabel taulabel = new JLabel("Tau");
JLabel Qlabel = new JLabel("Q");
JLabel SHlabel = new JLabel("V");
JLabel Inlabel = new JLabel("I");
JLabel thicknesslabel = new JLabel("t");
//Normal stress calculator----------------------------------------------------------------
JTextField Mxfield = new JTextField(5);
JTextField Myfield = new JTextField(5);
JTextField Ixfield = new JTextField(5);
JTextField Iyfield = new JTextField(5);
JTextField cfield = new JTextField(5);
JTextField sigfield = new JTextField(5);
JLabel Mxlabel = new JLabel("M_x");
JLabel Mylabel = new JLabel("M_y");
JLabel Ixlabel = new JLabel("I_x");
JLabel Iylabel = new JLabel("I_y");
JLabel clabel = new JLabel("c");
JLabel siglabel = new JLabel("sigma");
public void init() {
class MyDrawingPanel extends JPanel{
public void paintComponent(Graphics g){
super.paintComponent(g);
Graphics2D g2 = (Graphics2D) g;
Dimension d = getSize();
int ww = 350;
int hh = 350;
int w = d.width;
int h = d.height;
int z = 1 + (int)(Integer.parseInt(hfield.getText())) + (int)(Integer.parseInt(Rfield.getText()));
int xx = 1 + (int)(Integer.parseInt(hfield.getText())) + (int)(Integer.parseInt(Rfield.getText())) + (int)(Integer.parseInt(tfield.getText()));
int xxx = 1 + (int)(Integer.parseInt(rfield.getText())) + (int)(Integer.parseInt(Rfield.getText()));
AffineTransform saveXform = g2.getTransform();
AffineTransform toCenterAt = new AffineTransform();
toCenterAt.translate(w/2, h/2);
g2.transform(toCenterAt);
g2.setColor(Color.yellow);
g2.fillRect(-25, -30-z, 25+x, 10+f);
g2.fillRect(-25, 70+a, 25+x, 10+f);
g2.fillRect(50+c, -30-z, 25+x2, 10+f);
g2.fillRect(50+c, 70+a, 25+x2, 10+f);
g2.setColor(Color.blue);
g2.fillRect(-25, -40-xx, 100+c+x2, 10 + dd);
g2.fillRect(-25, 80+z, 100+c+x2, 10+dd);
g2.setColor(Color.gray);
g2.drawLine(-30, 15-b, 90+x2+c, 15-b);
g2.drawLine(-30, 35+b, 90+x2+c, 35+b);
g2.fillRect(x, 0+q, 50-x+c, 50-(2*q));
g2.fillRect(-25, -20-a, x + 25, 90+(2*a));
g2.fillRect(50+c, -20-a, 25+x2, 90+(2*a));
//R arrow-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
g2.drawLine(95+x2+c, 25, 95+x2+c, -20 - a);
g2.drawLine(95+x2+c, -20-a, 90+x2+c, -17-a);
g2.drawLine(95+x2+c, -20-a, 100+x2+c, -17-a);
//r arrow-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
g2.drawLine(115+x2+c, 25, 115+x2+c, 15 - b);
g2.drawLine(115+x2+c, 15 - b, 110+x2+c, 18 - b);
g2.drawLine(115+x2+c, 15 - b, 120+x2+c, 18 - b);
//vertical lines------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
g2.drawLine(-25, 100 + a+dd+f, -25, 140 + a+dd+f);
g2.drawLine(0+x, 100 + a+dd+f, 0+x, 140 + a+dd+f);
g2.drawLine(50-x+c, 100 + a+dd+f, 50-x+c, 140 + a+dd+f);
g2.drawLine(75+x2+c, 100 + a+dd+f, 75+x2+c, 140 + a+dd+f);
//bottom horizontal line----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
g2.drawLine(-25, 120 + a+dd+f, 75+x2+c, 120 + a+dd+f);
//Letters-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
g2.drawString("L1",-21,110+a+dd+f);
g2.drawString("L2",62+x2,110+a+dd+f);
g2.drawString("l",25,110+a+dd+f);
g2.drawString("R",100+x2+c,10);
g2.drawString("r",120+x2+c,10);
repaint();
// other drawing/painting code here
MyDrawingPanel mdp = new MyDrawingPanel();
//getContentPane().add(mdp, java.awt.BorderLayout.EAST);
//Defining panels-------------------------------------------------------------------------
JPanel dimension = new JPanel();
JPanel dimension1 = new JPanel();
JPanel MAFV = new JPanel();
JPanel Torque = new JPanel();
JPanel Reluctance = new JPanel();
JPanel MFD = new JPanel();
deck = new JPanel();
JPanel NS = new JPanel();
JPanel SS = new JPanel();
//Setting initial text values to zero
int start = 0;
int startL = 25;
int startR = 45;
int startr = 15;
int starth = 10;
int startH = 15;
int startt = 10;
int startl = 50;
//Setting MAFV fields to zero------------------------------------------------------------------
Relfield.setText(start + "");
myufield.setText(start + "");
wfield.setText(start + "");
etafield.setText(start + "");
lamfield.setText(start + "");
taofield.setText(start + "");
kfield.setText(start +"");
VVfield.setText(start + "");
LLfield.setText(startL + "");
L2field.setText(start + "");
Rfield.setText(start + "");
rfield.setText(start + "");
lfield.setText(start + "");
tfield.setText(start + "");
Hfield.setText(start + "");
hfield.setText(start + "");
LL2field.setText(startL + "");
RRfield.setText(startR + "");
rrfield.setText(startr + "");
llfield.setText(startl + "");
ttfield.setText(startt + "");
HHfield.setText(startH + "");
hhfield.setText(starth + "");
Lfield.setText(start +"");
//Setting up SpringLayout
SpringLayout spring = new SpringLayout();
SpringLayout spring2 = new SpringLayout();
SpringLayout spring3 = new SpringLayout();
SpringLayout spring4 = new SpringLayout();
SpringLayout spring5 = new SpringLayout();
SpringLayout spring6 = new SpringLayout();
SpringLayout spring7 = new SpringLayout();
SpringLayout spring8 = new SpringLayout();
Magnet = new CardLayout();
deck.setLayout(Magnet);
deck.add(Reluctance, "Reluctance");
deck.add(MFD, "Magnetic Flux Density");
//Defining main container--------------------------------------------------------------
Container c = getContentPane();
//Color black = Color.black;
//c.setBackground(black);
//Defining buttons(in an array)-----------------------------------------------------------
buttons[0] = new JButton("UP");
buttons[1] = new JButton("DOWN");
buttons[2] = new JButton("UP");
buttons[3] = new JButton("DOWN");
buttons[4] = new JButton("UP");
buttons[5] = new JButton("DOWN");
buttons[6] = new JButton("UP");
buttons[7] = new JButton("DOWN");
buttons[8] = new JButton("UP");
buttons[9] = new JButton("DOWN");
buttons[10] = new JButton("UP");
buttons[11] = new JButton("DOWN");
buttons[12] = new JButton("UP");
buttons[13] = new JButton("DOWN");
buttons[14] = new JButton("DOWN");
buttons[15] = new JButton("UP");
buttons[16] = new JButton("DOWN");
buttons[17] = new JButton("UP");
buttons[18] = new JButton("DOWN");
buttons[19] = new JButton("UP");
buttons[20] = new JButton("DOWN");
buttons[21] = new JButton("UP");
buttons[22] = new JButton("DOWN");
buttons[23] = new JButton("UP");
buttons[24] = new JButton("DOWN");
buttons[25] = new JButton("UP");
buttons[26] = new JButton("DOWN");
buttons[27] = new JButton("DOWN");
buttons[28] = new JButton("UP");
buttons[29] = new JButton("DOWN");
buttons[30] = new JButton("UP");
buttons[31] = new JButton("DOWN");
buttons[32] = new JButton("UP");
buttons[33] = new JButton("DOWN");
buttons[34] = new JButton("UP");
buttons[35] = new JButton("DOWN");
buttons[36] = new JButton("UP");
buttons[37] = new JButton("DOWN");
buttons[38] = new JButton("UP");
buttons[39] = new JButton("DOWN");
buttons[40] = new JButton("DOWN");
buttons[41] = new JButton("UP");
buttons[42] = new JButton("DOWN");
buttons[43] = new JButton("UP");
buttons[44] = new JButton("DOWN");
buttons[45] = new JButton("UP");
buttons[46] = new JButton("DOWN");
buttons[47] = new JButton("UP");
buttons[48] = new JButton("DOWN");
buttons[49] = new JButton("UP");
buttons[50] = new JButton("DOWN");
buttons[51] = new JButton("UP");
buttons[52] = new JButton("DOWN");
buttons[53] = new JButton("DOWN");
buttons[54] = new JButton("UP");
buttons[55] = new JButton("DOWN");
buttons[56] = new JButton("UP");
buttons[57] = new JButton("DOWN");
buttons[58] = new JButton("UP");
buttons[59] = new JButton("DOWN");
buttons[60] = new JButton("UP");
buttons[61] = new JButton("DOWN");
buttons[62] = new JButton("UP");
buttons[63] = new JButton("DOWN");
//Adding events to buttons in array-------------------------------------------------------
buttons[1].addActionListener(new T2C());
buttons[2].addActionListener(new T3C());
buttons[3].addActionListener(new T4C());
buttons[4].addActionListener(new T5C());
buttons[5].addActionListener(new T6C());
buttons[6].addActionListener(new T7C());
buttons[7].addActionListener(new T8C());
buttons[8].addActionListener(new T9C());
buttons[9].addActionListener(new T10C());
buttons[10].addActionListener(new T11C());
buttons[11].addActionListener(new T12C());
buttons[12].addActionListener(new T13C());
buttons[13].addActionListener(new T14C());
buttons[16].addActionListener(new T20C());
buttons[17].addActionListener(new T21C());
buttons[20].addActionListener(new T22C());
buttons[21].addActionListener(new T23C());
buttons[18].addActionListener(new T29C());
buttons[19].addActionListener(new T28C());
buttons[22].addActionListener(new T24C());
buttons[23].addActionListener(new T25C());
buttons[24].addActionListener(new T26C());
buttons[25].addActionListener(new T27C());
buttons[58].addActionListener(new T1B());
buttons[59].addActionListener(new T1A());
//L2button
buttons[62].addActionListener(new T16C());
buttons[63].addActionListener(new T17C());
//Buttons for Card Layout--------------------------------------------------------------
controls = new JButton[2];
controls[0] = new JButton("UP");
controls[1] = new JButton("DOWN");
//controls[0].addActionListener(new T15C());
//controls[1].addActionListener(new T15C());
c.setLayout(spring);
Spring hhhheight = Spring.constant(hhh);
Spring wwwidth = Spring.constant(wwww);
Spring wwidth = Spring.constant(www);
Spring width = Spring.constant(w);
Spring height = Spring.constant(h);
Spring xvalue = Spring.constant(g);
Spring yvalue = Spring.constant(y);
Spring xxvalue = spring.getConstraint(SpringLayout.WEST, c);
Spring yyvalue = spring.getConstraint(SpringLayout.SOUTH, c);
//Panel 1 parameters
Spring panwidV = Spring.constant(panelwidthV);
Spring panygr = Spring.constant(panelwidthgr);
Spring panwidthr = spring.getConstraint(SpringLayout.EAST, c);
Spring panheight2 = Spring.constant(panelheight2);
Spring panheight = Spring.constant(panelheight);
Spring panwidth = Spring.sum(panwidthr, Spring.minus(xvalue));
Spring ypandisp = Spring.sum(yyvalue, Spring.minus(Spring.sum(xvalue,panheight)));
Spring dxvalue = spring2.getConstraint(SpringLayout.WEST, dimension);
Spring dyvalue = spring2.getConstraint(SpringLayout.NORTH, dimension);
//text parameters
Spring txx = Spring.constant(tx);
Spring tyy = Spring.constant(ty);
Spring twidth = Spring.constant(twid);
Spring theight = Spring.constant(thei);
//button parameters
JButton up = new JButton();
Spring b1x = Spring.sum(txx,twidth);
Spring b1width = Spring.constant(bwid);
Spring b1height = Spring.constant(bhei);
Spring b1y = Spring.sum(tyy,b1height);
Spring b2x = Spring.sum(b1x, Spring.sum(b1x,b1width));
//text1 x position
Spring t1xx = Spring.sum(b2x,Spring.minus(twidth));
Spring t3x = Spring.sum(b2x, Spring.sum(txx,b1width));
Spring b3x = Spring.sum(t3x,twidth);
Spring t4x = Spring.sum(b3x,Spring.sum(txx,b1width));
Spring b4x = Spring.sum(b3x,Spring.sum(b1x,b1width));
Spring t5x = Spring.sum(b4x,Spring.sum(txx,b1width));
Spring b5x = Spring.sum(b4x,Spring.sum(b1x,b1width));
Spring t6x = Spring.sum(b5x,Spring.sum(txx,b1width));
Spring b6x = Spring.sum(b5x,Spring.sum(b1x,b1width));
Spring t7x = Spring.sum(b6x,Spring.sum(txx,b1width));
Spring b7x = Spring.sum(b6x,Spring.sum(b1x,b1width));
//Label parameters
Spring lyy = Spring.constant(ly);
//Adding features to panels
TitledBorder dampdim = new TitledBorder("Damper Dimensions");
dimension.setBorder(dampdim);
dimension.setLayout(spring2);
TitledBorder mafv = new TitledBorder("Minimum Active Fluid Volume");
MAFV.setBorder(mafv);
MAFV.setLayout(spring3);
TitledBorder torq = new TitledBorder("Torque");
Torque.setBorder(torq);
Torque.setLayout(spring4);
TitledBorder reluc = new TitledBorder("Reluctance");
Reluctance.setBorder(reluc);
Reluctance.setLayout(spring5);
TitledBorder mfd = new TitledBorder("Magnetic Flux Density");
MFD.setBorder(mfd);
MFD.setLayout(spring6);
TitledBorder ns = new TitledBorder("Normal Stress");
NS.setBorder(ns);
NS.setLayout(spring7);
TitledBorder ss = new TitledBorder("Shear Stress");
SS.setBorder(ss);
SS.setLayout(spring8);
TitledBorder magnet = new TitledBorder("Magnetic Properties");
deck.setBorder(magnet);
//Adding features to L up button---------------------------------------------------------
up.setText("UP");
up.setFont( new Font( "UP", Font.BOLD, 2));
up.addActionListener(new T1C());
//Component positioning-------------------------------------------------------------------
c.add(dimension);
spring.getConstraints(dimension).setX(xvalue);
spring.getConstraints(dimension).setY(ypandisp);
spring.getConstraints(dimension).setWidth(panwidth);
spring.getConstraints(dimension).setHeight(panheight);
//Minimum Active Fluid Volume calculator--------------------------------------------------
c.add(MAFV);
spring.getConstraints(MAFV).setX(xvalue);
spring.getConstraints(MAFV).setY(xvalue);
spring.getConstraints(MAFV).setWidth(panwidV);
spring.getConstraints(MAFV).setHeight(panheight);
MAFV.add(Vfield);
spring3.getConstraints(Vfield).setX(xvalue);
spring3.getConstraints(Vfield).setY(tyy);
spring3.getConstraints(Vfield).setWidth(Spring.sum(twidth,twidth));
spring3.getConstraints(Vfield).setHeight(theight);
/*MAFV.add(buttons[14]);
spring3.getConstraints(buttons[14]).setX(b1x);
spring3.getConstraints(buttons[14]).setY(tyy);
spring3.getConstraints(buttons[14]).setWidth(b1width);
spring3.getConstraints(buttons[14]).setHeight(b1height);
MAFV.add(buttons[15]);
spring3.getConstraints(buttons[15]).setX(b1x);
spring3.getConstraints(buttons[15]).setY(b1y);
spring3.getConstraints(buttons[15]).setWidth(b1width);
spring3.getConstraints(buttons[15]).setHeight(b1height);*/
MAFV.add(kfield);
spring3.getConstraints(kfield).setX(t1xx);
spring3.getConstraints(kfield).setY(tyy);
spring3.getConstraints(kfield).setWidth(twidth);
spring3.getConstraints(kfield).setHeight(theight);
MAFV.add(buttons[16]);
spring3.getConstraints(buttons[16]).setX(b2x);
spring3.getConstraints(buttons[16]).setY(tyy);
spring3.getConstraints(buttons[16]).setWidth(b1width);
spring3.getConstraints(buttons[16]).setHeight(b1height);
MAFV.add(buttons[17]);
spring3.getConstraints(buttons[17]).setX(b2x);
spring3.getConstraints(buttons[17]).setY(b1y);
spring3.getConstraints(buttons[17]).setWidth(b1width);
spring3.getConstraints(buttons[17]).setHeight(b1height);
MAFV.add(etafield);
spring3.getConstraints(etafield).setX(t3x);
spring3.getConstraints(etafield).setY(tyy);
spring3.getConstraints(etafield).setWidth(twidth);
spring3.getConstraints(etafield).setHeight(theight);
MAFV.add(buttons[18]);
spring3.getConstraints(buttons[18]).setX(b3x);
spring3.getConstraints(buttons[18]).setY(tyy);
spring3.getConstraints(buttons[18]).setWidth(b1width);
spring3.getConstraints(buttons[18]).setHeight(b1height);
MAFV.add(buttons[19]);
spring3.getConstraints(buttons[19]).setX(b3x);
spring3.getConstraints(buttons[19]).setY(b1y);
spring3.getConstraints(buttons[19]).setWidth(b1width);
spring3.getConstraints(buttons[19]).setHeight(b1height);
MAFV.add(taofield);
spring3.getConstraints(taofield).setX(t4x);
spring3.getConstraints(taofield).setY(tyy);
spring3.getConstraints(taofield).setWidth(twidth);
spring3.getConstraints(taofield).setHeight(theight);
MAFV.add(buttons[20]);
spring3.getConstraints(buttons[20]).setX(b4x);
spring3.getConstraints(buttons[20]).setY(tyy);
spring3.getConstraints(buttons[20]).setWidth(b1width);
spring3.getConstraints(buttons[20]).setHeight(b1height);
MAFV.add(buttons[21]);
spring3.getConstraints(buttons[21]).setX(b4x);
spring3.getConstraints(buttons[21]).setY(b1y);
spring3.getConstraints(buttons[21]).setWidth(b1width);
spring3.getConstraints(buttons[21]).setHeight(b1height);
MAFV.add(lamfield);
spring3.getConstraints(lamfield).setX(t5x);
spring3.getConstraints(lamfield).setY(tyy);
spring3.getConstraints(lamfield).setWidth(twidth);
spring3.getConstraints(lamfield).setHeight(theight);
MAFV.add(buttons[22]);
spring3.getConstraints(buttons[22]).setX(b5x);
spring3.getConstraints(buttons[22]).setY(tyy);
spring3.getConstraints(buttons[22]).setWidth(b1width);
spring3.getConstraints(buttons[22]).setHeight(b1height);
MAFV.add(buttons[23]);
spring3.getConstraints(buttons[23]).setX(b5x);
spring3.getConstraints(buttons[23]).setY(b1y);
spring3.getConstraints(buttons[23]).setWidth(b1width);
spring3.getConstraints(buttons[23]).setHeight(b1height);
MAFV.add(wfield);
spring3.getConstraints(wfield).setX(t6x);
spring3.getConstraints(wfield).setY(tyy);
spring3.getConstraints(wfield).setWidth(twidth);
spring3.getConstraints(wfield).setHeight(theight);
MAFV.add(buttons[24]);
spring3.getConstraints(buttons[24]).setX(b6x);
spring3.getConstraints(buttons[24]).setY(tyy);
spring3.getConstraints(buttons[24]).setWidth(b1width);
spring3.getConstraints(buttons[24]).setHeight(b1height);
MAFV.add(buttons[25]);
spring3.getConstraints(buttons[25]).setX(b6x);
spring3.getConstraints(buttons[25]).setY(b1y);
spring3.getConstraints(buttons[25]).setWidth(b1width);
spring3.getConstraints(buttons[25]).setHeight(b1height);
c.add(deck);
spring.getConstraints(deck).setX(xvalue);
spring.getConstraints(deck).setY(Spring.sum(Spring.sum(xvalue,panheight),Spring.sum(xvalue,panheight)));
spring.getConstraints(deck).setWidth(panwidV);
spring.getConstraints(deck).setHeight(panheight);
//Reluctance calculator--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Reluctance.add(Relfield);
spring5.getConstraints(Relfield).setX(xvalue);
spring5.getConstraints(Relfield).setY(xvalue);
spring5.getConstraints(Relfield).setWidth(Spring.sum(twidth,panheight));
spring5.getConstraints(Relfield).setHeight(theight);
Reluctance.add(buttons[54]);
spring5.getConstraints(buttons[54]).setX(b1x);
spring5.getConstraints(buttons[54]).setY(tyy);
spring5.getConstraints(buttons[54]).setWidth(b1width);
spring5.getConstraints(buttons[54]).setHeight(b1height);
Reluctance.add(buttons[55]);
spring5.getConstraints(buttons[55]).setX(b1x);
spring5.getConstraints(buttons[55]).setY(b1y);
spring5.getConstraints(buttons[55]).setWidth(b1width);
spring5.getConstraints(buttons[55]).setHeight(b1height);
Reluctance.add(Lenfield);
spring5.getConstraints(Lenfield).setX(t1xx);
spring5.getConstraints(Lenfield).setY(tyy);
spring5.getConstraints(Lenfield).setWidth(twidth);
spring5.getConstraints(Lenfield).setHeight(theight);
Reluctance.add(buttons[56]);
spring5.getConstraints(buttons[56]).setX(b2x);
spring5.getConstraints(buttons[56]).setY(tyy);
spring5.getConstraints(buttons[56]).setWidth(b1width);
spring5.getConstraints(buttons[56]).setHeight(b1height);
Reluctance.add(buttons[57]);
spring5.getConstraints(buttons[57]).setX(b2x);
spring5.getConstraints(buttons[57]).setY(b1y);
spring5.getConstraints(buttons[57]).setWidth(b1width);
spring5.getConstraints(buttons[57]).setHeight(b1height);
Reluctance.add(myufield);
spring5.getConstraints(myufield).setX(t3x);
spring5.getConstraints(myufield).setY(tyy);
spring5.getConstraints(myufield).setWidth(twidth);
spring5.getConstraints(myufield).setHeight(theight);
Reluctance.add(buttons[58]);
spring5.getConstraints(buttons[58]).setX(b3x);
spring5.getConstraints(buttons[58]).setY(tyy);
spring5.getConstraints(buttons[58]).setWidth(b1width);
spring5.getConstraints(buttons[58]).setHeight(b1height);
Reluctance.add(buttons[59]);
spring5.getConstraints(buttons[59]).setX(b3x);
spring5.getConstraints(buttons[59]).setY(b1y);
spring5.getConstraints(buttons[59]).setWidth(b1width);
spring5.getConstraints(buttons[59]).setHeight(b1height);
Reluctance.add(Afield);
spring5.getConstraints(Afield).setX(t4x);
spring5.getConstraints(Afield).setY(tyy);
spring5.getConstraints(Afield).setWidth(twidth);
spring5.getConstraints(Afield).setHeight(theight);
Reluctance.add(buttons[60]);
spring5.getConstraints(buttons[60]).setX(b4x);
spring5.getConstraints(buttons[60]).setY(tyy);
spring5.getConstraints(buttons[60]).setWidth(b1width);
spring5.getConstraints(buttons[60]).setHeight(b1height);
Reluctance.add(buttons[61]);
spring5.getConstraints(buttons[61]).setX(b4x);
spring5.getConstraints(buttons[61]).setY(b1y);
spring5.getConstraints(buttons[61]).setWidth(b1width);
spring5.getConstraints(buttons[61]).setHeight(b1height);
Reluctance.add(controls[1]);
spring5.getConstraints(controls[1]).setX(t5x);
spring5.getConstraints(controls[1]).setY(tyy);
spring5.getConstraints(controls[1]).setWidth(twidth);
spring5.getConstraints(controls[1]).setHeight(theight);
MFD.add(controls[0]);
spring5.getConstraints(controls[0]).setX(t5x);
spring5.getConstraints(controls[0]).setY(tyy);
spring5.getConstraints(controls[0]).setWidth(twidth);
spring5.getConstraints(controls[0]).setHeight(theight);
//Adding graphics to main container----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
c.add(mdp);
spring.getConstraints(mdp).setX(panygr);
spring.getConstraints(mdp).setY(xvalue);
spring.getConstraints(mdp).setWidth(panygr);
spring.getConstraints(mdp).setHeight(panheight2);
dimension.add(LLfield);
spring2.getConstraints(LLfield).setX(txx);
spring2.getConstraints(LLfield).setY(tyy);
spring2.getConstraints(LLfield).setWidth(twidth);
spring2.getConstraints(LLfield).setHeight(theight);
dimension.add(up);
spring2.getConstraints(up).setX(b1x);
spring2.getConstraints(up).setY(tyy);
spring2.getConstraints(up).setWidth(b1width);
spring2.getConstraints(up).setHeight(b1height);
dimension.add(buttons[1]);
spring2.getConstraints(buttons[1]).setX(b1x);
spring2.getConstraints(buttons[1]).setY(b1y);
spring2.getConstraints(buttons[1]).setWidth(b1width);
spring2.getConstraints(buttons[1]).setHeight(b1height);
dimension.add(RRfield);
spring2.getConstraints(RRfield).setX(t1xx);
spring2.getConstraints(RRfield).setY(tyy);
spring2.getConstraints(RRfield).setWidth(twidth);
spring2.getConstraints(RRfield).setHeight(theight);
dimension.add(buttons[2]);
spring2.getConstraints(buttons[2]).setX(b2x);
spring2.getConstraints(buttons[2]).setY(tyy);
spring2.getConstraints(buttons[2]).setWidth(b1width);
spring2.getConstraints(buttons[2]).setHeight(b1height);
dimension.add(buttons[3]);
spring2.getConstraints(buttons[3]).setX(b2x);
spring2.getConstraints(buttons[3]).setY(b1y);
spring2.getConstraints(buttons[3]).setWidth(b1width);
spring2.getConstraints(buttons[3]).setHeight(b1height);
dimension.add(rrfield);
spring2.getConstraints(rrfield).setX(t3x);
spring2.getConstraints(rrfield).setY(tyy);
spring2.getConstraints(rrfield).setWidth(twidth);
spring2.getConstraints(rrfield).setHeight(theight);
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spring2.getConstraints(buttons[6]).setY(tyy);
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spring2.getConstraints(buttons[8]).setY(tyy);
spring2.getConstraints(buttons[8]).setWidth(b1width);
spring2.getConstraints(buttons[8]).setHeight(b1height);
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spring2.getConstraints(buttons[9]).setX(b5x);
spring2.getConstraints(buttons[9]).setY(b1y);
spring2.getConstraints(buttons[9]).setWidth(b1width);
spring2.getConstraints(buttons[9]).setHeight(b1height);
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spring2.getConstraints(HHfield).setX(t6x);
spring2.getConstraints(HHfield).setY(tyy);
spring2.getConstraints(HHfield).setWidth(twidth);
spring2.getConstraints(HHfield).setHeight(theight);
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spring2.getConstraints(buttons[10]).setX(b6x);
spring2.getConstraints(buttons[10]).setY(tyy);
spring2.getConstraints(buttons[10]).setWidth(b1width);
spring2.getConstraints(buttons[10]).setHeight(b1height);
dimension.add(buttons[11]);
spring2.getConstraints(buttons[11]).setX(b6x);
spring2.getConstraints(buttons[11]).setY(b1y);
spring2.getConstraints(buttons[11]).setWidth(b1width);
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