the pickle [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Anyone else out there besides me ever seen one of these?
I used one many years ago after the compact I used at work was upgraded to a Plus. The
model I used was RJ11 only but had a full set of PC- or terminal-style function keys.
The keyboard was supplied
--- Snook, John R [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Mr. pickle,
Do you know if a Plus keyboard can be modified to
have a ADB plug on it?
Or does that Datadesk Mac101 keyboard has a custom
chip in it.
If so I want one!
http://www.applefritter.com/prototypes/cassie/index.html
There you'll find a
At 12:05 AM 7/1/2002 -0700, you wrote:
http://www.applefritter.com/prototypes/cassie/index.html
There you'll find a schematic of an adaptor for
connecting an ADB keyboard to a 512K or other Mac
that uses the phone cord type keyboard connection.
Nope. The Cassie wasn't ADB.
And, besides, the
On Mon, Jul 1, 2002, 12:42am,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (the pickle) wrote:
My guess is that it won't like that much. Wonder if there was a warning
in the original owner's manual about this?
Anyone else out there besides me ever seen one of these?
the pickle
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I have one of these with the original
At 08:36 -0400 on 01/07/02, Hardy Menagh wrote:
I have one of these with the original box manual. It seems that the
dip switches are located under the clear plastic cover on the upper
right side of the keyboard. You must pry this up, lift the label out,
then set the switches for either ADB or
--- Scott Holder [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
At 12:05 AM 7/1/2002 -0700, you wrote:
http://www.applefritter.com/prototypes/cassie/index.html
There you'll find a schematic of an adaptor for
connecting an ADB keyboard to a 512K or other Mac
that uses the phone cord type keyboard connection.
At 13:48 -0700 on 01/07/02, Gregg Eshelman wrote:
Electrically it was ADB. Apple switched to the DIN
Not according to that page, if you actually read it.
I quote:
The Cassie protocol was completely different than both the 128K Mac and
ADB. It was very complex and ADB actually simplified it.
At 15:48 -0400 on 30/06/02, Teri Pittman wrote:
Does anyone know anything about the Datadesk Mac101 keyboards? Nice clicky
kinda keyboard that looks almost like a PC keyboard. What I'm curious
about is that it has a phone jack plug in. What's that all about?
They could be used on both an ADB
At 15:48 -0400 on 30/06/02, Teri Pittman wrote:
They could be used on both an ADB and RJ-11-based Mac (like the Plus).
That explains it! I haven't seen a Plus yet, so I didn't know that they
were RJ-11 based. Thanks!
Teri Pittman
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Does anyone know anything about the Datadesk Mac101 keyboards? Nice clicky
kinda keyboard that looks almost like a PC keyboard. What I'm curious
about is that it has a phone jack plug in. What's that all about?
They could be used on both an ADB and RJ-11-based Mac (like the Plus).
the pickle
Do you know if a Plus keyboard can be modified to have a ADB plug on it?
No.
Or does that Datadesk Mac101 keyboard has a custom chip in it.
More likely it has both a Plus-type keyboard controller chip and an ADB
chip. I think there's a jumper that selects between them.
the pickle
RATS
johnsn
At 06:08 PM 06/30/2002 -0400, you wrote:
Or does that Datadesk Mac101 keyboard has a custom chip in it.
More likely it has both a Plus-type keyboard controller chip and an ADB
chip. I think there's a jumper that selects between them.
I would assume it's an internal jumper as there isn't
At 15:40 -0700 on 30/06/02, Teri Pittman wrote:
At 06:08 PM 06/30/2002 -0400, you wrote:
Or does that Datadesk Mac101 keyboard has a custom chip in it.
More likely it has both a Plus-type keyboard controller chip and an ADB
chip. I think there's a jumper that selects between them.
I would
Perhaps it's an auto-select that senses which port is in use. Wonder if it
works if you plug it into two Macs at once? :)
If I had a Plus, I'd give it a shot. Wouldn't THAT be handy!!
Teri Pittman
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At 22:02 -0400 on 30/06/02, Teri Pittman wrote:
Perhaps it's an auto-select that senses which port is in use. Wonder if it
works if you plug it into two Macs at once? :)
If I had a Plus, I'd give it a shot. Wouldn't THAT be handy!!
My guess is that it won't like that much. Wonder if there
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