Glenn Jones wrote:
The reset key is the one that lets you power a Mac up correct? So does that mean that this keyboard would not work for older mac's like the LC575 that need that key to power on?
There was a bit of discussion on Mac groups about this keyboard a while back. The reset key starts a Mac by shorting the 5 volt to ground. The reciever has a passthrough connector so solution on Macs is to make a device with a short piece of ADB cable that has a button to short those pins. This doesn't seem work as a substitute for the reset key on the IIgs as holding down the Control and Apple keys while shorting those to pins apears to do nothing. For a IIgs if no other solution came up and you didn't want two keyboards attached, you could remove the circuitboard from something like the Apple Design keyboard which uses about a 2" x 5" board and use that to generate the reset signal. Wayne