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Re: Apple II and IIplus keyboard encoder project



One thing I didn't mention in detail is that this only works on those Apple 
II/IIplus keyboards that have a seperate encoder board. There are some Apple 
II keyboards out that don't have encoder boards and this board will not work 
with them.

Vince

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"Vince Briel" <vbriel@removethisspamcamcast.net> wrote in message 
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> Recently I noticed I have quite a number of bad keyboard encoders for 
> Apple II/IIplus laying around. I decided to make a small board that 
> replaces the encoder board with a microcontroller and write code to handle 
> to matrix keyboard to 7 bit ASCII conversion. I have a working prototype 
> with a couple small details to work out. I was wondering if anybody out 
> there is in need of a replacement encoder board for their Apple II or 
> IIplus? I may make a batch of these if there is enough interest.
>
> While I was at it, I added code to allow you to attach a PC style ps/2 
> keyboard to the board so you can have an external keyboard if you want. 
> Since the only cost addition was the ps/2 adapter I thought I would make 
> this possible too. I will try and post pics but right now I'm just working 
> with a wirewrap board so it isn't much to see.
>
> Vince
>
> -- 
> Making computers fun again
> replica 1 SE now available
> http://www.brielcomputers.com
>
>