Re: Possible to adapt a //e keyboard to PC?

["Bill Garber" <willy46pa@comcast.net>]

"Scott Alfter" <salfter@salfter.dyndns.org> wrote in message
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: In article <3FD34F5D.67BCCCDA@swbell.net>,
: Rubywand  <rubywand@swbell.net> wrote:
: >Bill writes ...
: >>
: >> Anyone know of any schematics to adapt a file://e keyboard
to a regular PC
: >> keyboard plug? Thanks!
: >
: >
: >     This could be first time I've heard that idea suggested.
(Usually, users
: >are looking for ways to connect PC keyboards to Apple II's.)
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: Speaking of which, do you know of anything that would adapt a
PS/2 keyboard
: to a II+?  Searching Google for parallel ASCII keyboards (what
the II+ uses)
: didn't turn up much, and the keyboard in mine is flaky.

Vince Briel was working on a PS/2 adapter for his
Apple I replica. I believe he was also converting
the design to work with the Apple II as well, but
I don't know if he has any completed. I'd also like
to see one for the IIe since I have a number of IIe
motherboards and no extra cases and keyboards. I've
been scouting for IIe cases, PS's, and other parts
but no one has come forth with any. Many of them
were used in student situations and became damaged
so they remove the goods and throw the outsides away.
Shame too as I could use a few outside parts.

Bill @ GarberStreet Enterprizez };-)
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