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As for a potentially nice Serial interface I'm experimenting with Zterm from: http://www.coolstf.com/ looks nice and is very configurable...<br><br>
Do you have any idea of the data stream the keyboard needs? You need a start bit? I thought most serial communications used a single start bit when in 7 bit mode.<br><br>
John :-#)#<br><br>
At 01:56 PM 09/05/2002 -0400, Kev wrote:<br><br>
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<blockquote type=cite class=cite cite>OBJECTIVE: Replace missing 9100 Programmer Keyboard.<br><br>
Unfortunately Hyperterminal doesn't have a start bit otherwise I could try<br>
the theory....<br><br>
Awful convoluted to use a PC in terminal mode just for a keyboard for the<br>
9100 but I'll take it at the moment!<br><br>
Thanks,<br>
Kev<br><br>
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> And remember, an AT keyboard is nowhere near 1200 baud. And the AT<br>
> keyboard not only tells you when a key is pressed, it also tells you<br>
> when it is released.<br>
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> It's starting to sound like the 9100 keyboard just sends simple text as<br>
> it's typed. If that is what it is REALLY doing this should be very<br>
> simple. (Uh, what are we trying to do again?)<br>
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