deskthority

Hey there!

Recently I accuired an AEKII which is in near perfect condition (at least that's what I can see on the seller's pictures ).
The cables are included, but I think those are the normal ones for the ADB connection.

So before I am buying a pricey Griffin iMate from the US, I want to test the board if I like it enough to justify the purchase of the converter. Can someone borrow me a converter for a week (more or less)?

I am located in EU - Germany. If needed, I can provide some sort of bailout via PayPal. Shipping is of course on me!

Thanks for reading, I'll wait for your replies!

Marc

bump.

No one?

You can make one for not to much, I just did last weekend using the TMK code:

https://github.com/tmk/tmk_keyboard/tre ... er/adb_usb

Buy a teensy 2.0 and get a breadboard mount for it and you can reuse it for future projects.

Can confirm its pretty easy to make one, just follow Hasu's guide.
I had trouble in flashing my pro-micro, but for teensy 2.0 it went smoothly.

I'm not sure but iMate might not adapt to an ISO board well- some keys might be wrong.
Hasu's works perfectly and it's really much smaller than an iMate.

yea, the hardest part was making sure I did not swap the pins coming off the ADB socket. Here is a tip, the ADB connecter is the exact same as the S-Video connector, but I found that S-Video cables don't always have all 4 wires inside.

Once you get it running you can start playing with the software, they add layers and all kind of programability that actually takes a wile to figure out (to customize).