I can't find my RGB adapter, so I'm using a TV for now.
Hi,
The issue is the keyboard membrane which goes brittle with time and will
have cracked.
New ones are available from my website and are simple to fit:
http://www.rwapsoftware.co.uk/membranes.html
My guess is that it's sitting there waiting for you to press F1 or F2. ;)
(Hey, at least I waitied until you'd had a sensible response!)
Interested to know what happened when you "waitied" .......
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Tony Firshman
<firstname>@<surname>.co.uk
It's still waiting, for a PC XT/AT keyboard adapter that I ordered for
it.....
I still can't find the monitor adapter that I made for it many years
ago, to connect it to a TTL monitor. Anyone have the pinout for one of
those adapters?
No pinout but I have a lead (DIN lead on both ends).
Your XT/AT keyboard interface is on its way
Hmm, too long ago that I can't remember for sure. I suspect I was learning
how to insert extra characters into words and how to avoid proof-reading
posts... ;)
Thanks for the note Rich. I wish Amiga folks were as quick to ship
items as Sincliar folks....
I received the XT/AT keyboard interface. That was quick shipping
across the pond!
Unfortunately my old XT/AT connector does not fit in the interface
connector. Any idea where I can get one that does? Or any idea how to
modify things to work?
Hi - unfortunately, as explained on the auction for that interface, the
XT keyboard it was designed for was a special one and no other
information is provided.
I have a different type of interface which would suit better- the Jurgen
Falkenberg keyboard interface which has a standard AT keyboard connector
and suits a wider range of keyboards.
If you email a picture of your keyboard connector, using the email
address on my website, I can check if it will fit for you.
Rich: I got the keyboard adapter and monitor cable, and it works, and
I can press F1 or F2 now!!!
Now I just have to wire a DSub 9 on the other end of the monitor
cable, and figure out which pins to use (my TTL monitor has a DSub
9-to-weird-O connector), and I will be in good shape.
Thanks!
OK - that is good news. Best of luck getting the monitor connector made
- there must be information on the web somewhere about your monitor's
connections.
Don't know if his specific monitor is there, but here is a website with loads
of connector wiring information.
http://www.hardwarebook.info/Category:Connector
Keep this info. Never can tell when something there will be just what you
need! ;-)
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Best regards,
Sam Gillett
Change is inevitable,
except from vending machines!