My IBM 5576-001 is missing a keycap, as pictured here:
And I was just wondering: does anyone know a place where I can get custom printed gray keycaps? Or does someone have a replacement they could sell me?
I don't know what kanji is supposed to be on the keycap since all the photos I could find are too low res, but I just bought an IBM 5556 Multistation keyboard that has the same layout, so I can read the kanji from there.
IBM 5576-001 Keycap Replacement?
- DeChief
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- DeChief
- Location: Sydney, Australia
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- Wingklip
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Ay my boy. I have the same board but how to use it with soarer's converter? Or are you just using it over usb?
- DeChief
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I'm using it with the IBM 5551 PS/55 that it was designed for.Wingklip wrote: ↑Ay my boy. I have the same board but how to use it with soarer's converter? Or are you just using it over usb?
But I have tested it with a modern PC, I just used a generic active adapter that I found in a draw somewhere.
- DeChief
- Location: Sydney, Australia
- Main keyboard: IBM Model M SSK (JIS ISO)
- Favorite switch: ALPS Buckling Spring (Sega TeraDrive)
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