Re: A92: 92 external kbd

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Subject: Re: A92: 92 external kbd
From: Brian Smith <subby@pcisys.net>
Date: Sat, 28 Mar 1998 16:12:59 -0700
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so are you going to sell these allready built?, and if so, how much $?

and how are the ports for the light flasher software coming along?


Grant Stockly wrote:

> >I'm really interested in this. But there are still some questions:
> >* Can the installation can be made by an amateur with a normal
> >  soldering iron? (like me)
>
> If you can solder an IC, yes.
>
> >* Will the adaptor include a plug that will match the TI-92's linkport?
>
> Yes
>
> >* From where will the keyboard gain it's power? From a voltage
> >  transformer, or a batterie?, Are special plugs neccessary for this?
>
> Battery...  If you put it inside the keyboard (cut off the old cable) then
> you only need a TI cable (from mouser).  If you put it in a box outside the
> kbd then you need a jack that accepts a kbd plug.
>
> >* Will I be able to connect the keyboard with the computer, when
> >  I installed the chip?
>
> If its internal, and you spend alot of time building , I'm guessing yes.  I
> just went to a computer store and they were having a free sale...  :)

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Re: A92: 92 external kbd

From: gussie@alaska.net (Grant Stockly)