Was Small OEM QWERTY needed
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Thanks to everyone for recommending sources of QWERTY keyboards.
I have decided to build my own so can anyone suggest a suitable way to
interface an 8 x 8 matrix of keys to a stamp. Are there any chips that
will do this job?
Jim
>>Can anyone recommend a small OEM QWERTY keyboard to be mounted in a panel?
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>You might try ALL Electronics ( http://www allelectronics.com ). They've
>got a small (9 inches wide) 80-key keyboard, PS/2 connector on an 8-inch
>cord, velcro pads on the back for sticking to panels, etc, for just a few
>bucks. I got one of these for a notebook computer rebuild I'm working on.
>It's a bit small for extended typing sessions, but for control applications
>where you won't be typing a novel, it's fine.
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>(Page 87 of their current online catalog, price == $9.50)
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>No affiliation with them, just happy about their service -- 2 days for
>normal (non-express) shipping from their California location to my home in
>Maryland.
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>-- Pat
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