The Leading Edge DC2014 looks a similar layout as my IBM XT, but with Alps switches:
Leading Edge DC2014:
http://deskthority.net/w/images/9/90/LeadingEdgeDC2014.png
IBM PC/XT:
http://deskthority.net/w/images/8/81/83key.jpg
If yours looks like the later IBM AT instead, I wouldn't take XT as a ...
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- 06 Aug 2013, 18:05
- Forum: Keyboards
- Topic: Found a Leading Edge DC-3014 keyboard. Now what?
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- 06 Aug 2013, 17:48
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Okay: although they look different, AT and PS/2 talk the same language: "AT". It's just a different size of plug. That's how those simple adapters work: they're just wires between the ends. But XT is a different protocol and requires active processing. Confusion alert: the same big 5 pin DIN plug ...
- 06 Aug 2013, 17:26
- Forum: Keyboards
- Topic: Found a Leading Edge DC-3014 keyboard. Now what?
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I'm typing this from an XT Model F with Soarer's converter right now. Hagstrom's box also works. It's up to you. I use my converter with XT and PS/2 keyboards (and soon to add RJ45!) so Soarer's was the better choice for me. Ah, it seems Soarer requires you to build it yourself. I'm afraid wiring ...
- 06 Aug 2013, 16:49
- Forum: Keyboards
- Topic: Found a Leading Edge DC-3014 keyboard. Now what?
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Found a Leading Edge DC-3014 keyboard. Now what?
Hey guys, first time posting. I just had a question that's probably been answered but I've found so much conflicting information I just figure I'd ask.
I found a Leading Edge DC-3014 keyboard. It's got Blue ALPS and an XT connector. What do I need to get this working on a modern machine? Will a AT ...
I found a Leading Edge DC-3014 keyboard. It's got Blue ALPS and an XT connector. What do I need to get this working on a modern machine? Will a AT ...