tlbaltad@pacengr.UUCP (Tim Baltad) (10/11/89)
It appears that the controller used in the 2000 keyboard is the same as used to replace the 1000 controller. Am in proccess of piecing together the rest of the pieces. Any of you C< gurus out there care to help? P.S. sure hope this won't void the warranty on my 1000 (grin). Tim t
lee@sed170.HAC.COM (John Lee) (10/14/89)
In article <282@pacengr.UUCP> tlbaltad@pacengr.UUCP (Tim Baltad) writes: >It appears that the controller used in the 2000 keyboard is the same as >used to replace the 1000 controller. Am in proccess of piecing together >the rest of the pieces. Any of you C< gurus out there care to help? >P.S. sure hope this won't void the warranty on my 1000 (grin). > >Tim When I was solving the Transformer keyboard lock up problem on my 2000, I referred to the Amiga Hardware Manual (the Addison Wesley 1.2 version) which described the 1000's keyboard. The signals on the two communication lines KDAT and KCLK were exactly as described in the book. For power, the 2000 keyboard uses +5 just like the 1000. Except for the extra keycodes and locating the correct wires and putting them in the right places in the phone connector for the 1000, I don't see be any problem with using the 2000 keyboard for the 1000. --John ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Raining CATS and DOGS? Join the RATS: Remote Amiga Teleconferencing System +--------+ John Lee | HUGHES | +--------+ ARPAnet: jhlee@hac2arpa.hac.com Hughes Aircraft Company The above opinions are those of the user and not of those of this machine.