AW: [basicstamps] Keyboard Simulation-the end
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Hi all,
I think I must give this thing up, I have no further idea what to try.
Thanks for all your help and please if you have any more ideas just let me
know. I really need the keyboard simulator, and more than one of it and I
don't want to pay $150 for each but make my own. Seems like now I have to
buy them...
Damn, maybe I just start over again :-)
Anyways, thanks a lot and have a nice day, Uli
Urspr
I think I must give this thing up, I have no further idea what to try.
Thanks for all your help and please if you have any more ideas just let me
know. I really need the keyboard simulator, and more than one of it and I
don't want to pay $150 for each but make my own. Seems like now I have to
buy them...
Damn, maybe I just start over again :-)
Anyways, thanks a lot and have a nice day, Uli
Urspr
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seems you found the real link, I will study this code and I bet I will make
it work!
Do you think Steve was right when he suggested I should pull the DATA and
CLOCK lines Low by simply using the INPUT and LOW commands and attach the
Keyboards DATA andc CLOCK lines directly to the stamp?
Thanks very much, uli
Urspr
jack where the pc-wire goes in, so that doesnot seem to be the problem
(steve guessed that too). Maybe I should try the Transistor-solution
described in the link you send me, though I cannot see why this should be
better, I will just copy the program as well as the circuit and see what
happens.
I will let you know about the result.
Have a sunny day, uli
Urspr
discuss some Keyboard timing
parameters. The Article is in the July 2001, Vol 22 No. 7 issue.
Bruce
ulibasic wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I think I must give this thing up, I have no further idea what to try.
> Thanks for all your help and please if you have any more ideas just let me
> know. I really need the keyboard simulator, and more than one of it and I
> don't want to pay $150 for each but make my own. Seems like now I have to
> buy them...
> Damn, maybe I just start over again :-)
>
> Anyways, thanks a lot and have a nice day, Uli
>
>
Urspr