AW: [basicstamps] Re: keyboard interface
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Hi Stampers,
I trained my Stamp to do exactly this, it simulates one ore more keystrokes
(including cntrl/something or alt/something).
Took me some days and a lot of help from the group but now I am ready,
including a rather comfortable way of telling the stamp what to type.
One thing is that with my PC only the stamp SX works, the bs2 is too slow...
Just tell me if anyone wants the code.
Have a nice day, Uli
Urspr
I trained my Stamp to do exactly this, it simulates one ore more keystrokes
(including cntrl/something or alt/something).
Took me some days and a lot of help from the group but now I am ready,
including a rather comfortable way of telling the stamp what to type.
One thing is that with my PC only the stamp SX works, the bs2 is too slow...
Just tell me if anyone wants the code.
Have a nice day, Uli
Urspr
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for the lazy ones of you: www.milinst.com sells those devices plug and
play, the only disadvantage is that you can only simulate one keyboard at a
time, the stamp can do eight!
Greetings, Uli
Urspr
sorry for the german in this program, I simply don't have the time to
translate it (except some comments), so please tell me if you have any more
questions.
Good luck,
Uli
This program controls two PCs, the essential parts are the way you store the
'make and break' codes using DATA and program-parts "lesen" to "parity".
Please tell me if you have questions or ideas how to destillate the code.
Thanx, Uli
zeichen var byte
clock var byte 'enthaelt den clock-pin des aktuellen rechners
daten var byte 'enthaelt den datenpin
z1 var bit 'einzelne bits zum uebertragen
einszaehler var byte 'zaehlt einsen
taste var byte 'wird mit den Hexbytes f