In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Tony Church 
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes

Hi Tony,

An option to consider is to get another replacement QL entirely.

We may have one at the London QL & Quanta Group available.

Also look at Rich Mellor's web site - wrapsoftware.

>I am not sue that the original got through so I am resending, my apologies
>if you have already received it.
>
>Dear Members
>
>I am trying to revive an old QL in order to retrieve some information.
>
>I believe I have every thing except a functioning key board.
>
>I made a modification to the QL (some 20 years ago) which entailed removing
>the original keyboard (the top of the QL unit)and replacing it with a cover
>which has a DIN socket with six pins, 5 on 180 degree radius and one in the
>centre.
>
>I have lost the keyboard with the DIN plug although I do have the original
>keyboard.
>
>Does anyone know of this type of modification as I cannot find nor did I
>keep any literature on the modification?  If so can you provide information
>on any of the following;
>
>Where I can get a keyboard with the DIN plug?
>Do you know the where to find the wiring details of the DIN socket?
>Can I wire the old keyboard into the DIN socket?
>
>Hope someone can help.
>
>Tony Church
>Tele 01707662791
>Fax  01707662791
>Mob  07886567786
>Email [EMAIL PROTECTED]

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