deskthority

1054Z hacked to 1104Z is barely adequate for this.
If I would've known - I would probably go for 5074, although $1000 is A LOT for the tool you won't be using to earn money with.


Thanks for the insight on scopes. That perspective is really helpful and maybe my expectations of a cheaper unit are ...

Hi Guys,
I have been meaning to buy myself an oscilloscope for a while now. Right now I have a 4-channel Saleae logic analyzer (1-channel of analog) which I got secondhand for a very reasonable price. This has served be well but I'm not sure it's fast enough / high enough resolution to get accurate ...

Interesting that QMK made it work. I wonder what the underlying problem actually was. Should work the same in TMK, as long as the "modes" are the same (i.e. does it work off of interrupts, busy/wait, etc).

Maybe post a video of the right shift key you're having trouble with. Probably the easiest ...

Interesting... I can't seem to get it *not* to go insane.

This is what I'm doing, maybe there's something wrong about it:

Pre-info
Starting with a fresh CY8CKIT-059 dev board
Not soldering anything to the dev board
Latest pull from the github repo, no modifications
FlightController.exe from ...

Cool, the workaround worked like a charm. I'll give the updated project a spin in a little bit.

I had a question about the wiring, if it's okay for me to ask (I know you're still working on this so I don't want to bug you). I see that it is different from the capacitive projects, but I'm a bit ...

Thanks for the explanation. That definitely clears some things up for me.

I actually started trying to wire things up tonight and I got as far as the bug you mention where it freezes up on an empty EEPROM. What I'm getting is a variation on that. These are the steps I'm doing:
Flash 8x24.cydsn ...

Hi DMA, I see from the title change that you were able to get inductive sensing implemented as well. That's awesome! Really nice job with everything.

I'm curious about Cortron/magvalve switches that have four pins. For the rows, the traces go from an IC to each switch in the row, then back to ...

Yep, that should work

It certainly could be damaged, though I'm not able to tell from the photo if it truly is.

Any chance you have a multimeter or continuity tester? You should check to see if you have continuity across those traces.

Can you confirm if that you're plugging the keyboard into the converter before plugging the converter into the PC?

Do you know if you're using TMK configured for "interrupt" mode? It may also be worth trying USART and Busy/Wait.

Can you confirm that this is how you have it connected to the keyboard?

http://www.seasip.info/VintagePC/ibm_1390876.html

When you say hasu's firmware, are you referring to his AT converter or his Terminal converter?

When you plug in the keyboard with Soarer's, does it show which keyset the board is recognized?