PS/2 Keyboards for Calculators
Posted by Eric on 3 December 2001, 01:15 GMT
Cullen Logan has written a technical document on something I've personally been interested in for a long time: using a regular PS/2 keyboard for a TI calculator (drivers are released for the TI-86; a TI-89 version is on its way). It's a good read for you technical types out there; basic schematics are now posted as well. Hopefully the ball will start to roll on this one... Update (Nick B.): The ball has indeed started to roll, as it has been ported to the 83+ Silver Edition by Radical Software.
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Re: PS/2 Keyboards for Calculators
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danco
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Wow! This is so cool. I've been looking for info for using a mouse with my 86 for a long time, but a keyboare would be even cooler. I plan to build this tonight, I'll post my results later if anyone's interested.
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3 December 2001, 01:37 GMT
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Re: PS/2 Keyboards for Calculators
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danco
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Wow! This is so cool. I've been looking for info for using a mouse with my 86 for a long time, but a keyboare would be even cooler. I plan to build this tonight, I'll post my results later if anyone's interested.
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3 December 2001, 01:37 GMT
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PS/2 Keyboards for Calculators
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Chickendude
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Wow! this is neat! third post!?
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3 December 2001, 01:41 GMT
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Andrew
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This is too cool. Anyone know where to get a female 6-pin Mini-DIN (PS/2) so that I don't have to cut up a keyboard cable?
~Andrew
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3 December 2001, 02:00 GMT
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aksuur
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im confused. how do you use a keyboard with a calc?
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3 December 2001, 02:02 GMT
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Michael Vincent
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There's also a TI-83 Plus Silver Edition driver I've been working on with Cullen. It's faster than the TI-86 driver and has more features such as lower/upper case support with the shift key as well as a rudimentary text editor.
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3 December 2001, 04:11 GMT
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