bchs1b@jetson.uh.edu (Benedik, Michael J.) (06/13/91)
The keyboard on my ancient AT&T 6300 is finally playing out. I have a spare keyboard at work for a PC clone and was wondering if it is possible to either rewire it with the AT&T cable or to buy an adaptor to convert from the DIN connector to the 9 pin connector used by the 6300. Help and suggestions appreciated. If not, any one knows who sells replacement keyboards other than AT&T? ---------------------------------------------------------- Michael Benedik Department of Biochemical and Biophysical Sciences University of Houston INTERNET: Benedik@UH.EDU BITNET: Benedik@UHOU __________________________________________________________ I have nothing cute to say today. Sorry.
kozowski@ohsu.edu (Eric Kozowski) (06/14/91)
In article <1991Jun13.161758.21105@menudo.uh.edu> bchs1b@jetson.uh.edu writes: > >The keyboard on my ancient AT&T 6300 is finally playing out. I have a spare >keyboard at work for a PC clone and was wondering if it is possible to either >rewire it with the AT&T cable or to buy an adaptor to convert from the > >DIN connector to the 9 pin connector used by the 6300. Help and >suggestions appreciated. If not, any one knows who sells replacement >keyboards other than AT&T? > Keytronics used to. Don't know if they still do. -- Eric Kozowski kozowski@ohsu.edu Networks & Computing Dept. Oregon Health Sciences University
tgeorge@cbnewsb.cb.att.com (timothy.d.george) (06/14/91)
In article <1991Jun13.232547.21798@ohsu.edu> kozowski@ohsu.edu (Eric Kozowski) writes: >In article <1991Jun13.161758.21105@menudo.uh.edu> bchs1b@jetson.uh.edu writes: >> >>The keyboard on my ancient AT&T 6300 is finally playing out. I have a spare >>keyboard at work for a PC clone and was wondering if it is possible to either >>rewire it with the AT&T cable or to buy an adaptor to convert from the >> >>DIN connector to the 9 pin connector used by the 6300. Help and >>suggestions appreciated. If not, any one knows who sells replacement >>keyboards other than AT&T? >> >Keytronics used to. Don't know if they still do. > > >-- >Eric Kozowski >kozowski@ohsu.edu >Networks & Computing Dept. >Oregon Health Sciences University I remeber seeing ads for the Northgate keyboard also with the adapter for the AT&T 6300. Tom Roehr
jwalp@pute.UUCP (+John H. Walpole+) (06/16/91)
In article <1991Jun13.232547.21798@ohsu.edu> kozowski@ohsu.edu (Eric Kozowski) writes: >In article <1991Jun13.161758.21105@menudo.uh.edu> bchs1b@jetson.uh.edu writes: >> >>The keyboard on my ancient AT&T 6300 is finally playing out. I have a spare >>keyboard at work for a PC clone and was wondering if it is possible to either >>rewire it with the AT&T cable or to buy an adaptor to convert from the >> [Stuff Deleted] You might try Computer Horizons, Inc in Columbus Ohio Phone number is 614-847-0400 ask for Vicky. I was there just last week and they had lots of 6300, 3B1, 3B2, etc stuff laying around. -- John H. Walpole (614) 761-1300 jwalp@pute.UUCP, n8emr!uncle!oink!pute!jwalp@osu-cis.cis.ohio-state.edu Don't follow me .... I'm lost too!!!!