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daphnis wrote: 10 Feb 2020, 00:41 Does anyone know what to do? This is on Arch Linux.

I haven't tried it yet but there is an AUR package for the QT based util.

EDIT: Package seems to compile fine, can't test it as I lack a keyboard.

Wow that blue looks really nice. Too late to add some blue keys to my order?

@Ellipse Will it be possible to get new the keycaps you are making with the APL sub-legends?

This code has been merged upstream into TMK proper: https://github.com/tmk/tmk_keyboard/pull/355

This is my repo. I had tried my best to get this working. Didn't really understand what was wrong, guess I should have posted here asking for help. Will test this out soon.

This was the one on the Japanese auction site bought through a proxy last month. This defiantly uses the same parallel connection ASCII interface.

Seems to have the same switches as the others:
http://i.imgur.com/cnadqxv.jpg

Date code 7th week 82. so early 1982 build date?
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Just got one of these in from Japan. The PCB layout is quite different! Also came with a really nice box as well. Unfortunately the manual was not included, seems the 'jumpers' are not the same either. The pinout seems to be the same though, I am hopeful I will be able to fix up an adapter.

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So I need to read more carefully. The OP says to copy paste the output of hid_listen into scla. Once you know to do that it works great. Seems I have my clock and data lines reversed.

Was anyone able to get this to work I am in the same state as Rotti. I can see data on hid_listen but no data in scla. If only I understood what hid_listen was printing I could just use that data and forget about scla. Looking at the scla source code that is posted, it does not seem to do anything ...