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Amiga computer related discussion => Amiga Hardware Issues and discussion => Topic started by: Colani1200 on May 15, 2008, 06:04:26 PM
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Hi all,
I'd really like to connect an A2000 or A500 keyboard to my AROS machine. Are there any options (maybe DIY)?
I know there are many PC keyboard -> Amiga adapters around, but what about the opposite? The only one I know is Keyrah, but it is USB (I need PS/2) and doesn't support A500 or A2000 keyboards.
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I don't know anything about the Keyrah, but if it works for A3000 and/or A4000 keyboards, it should work with an A2000 keyboard.
As for it being only for USB, wouldn't it be possible to use a PS2 to USB adapter to make it work the way you want?
Just a suggested fix, check it out.
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wouldn't it be possible to use a PS2 to USB adapter to make it work the way you want?
I haven't seen any USB -> PS2 converter... The other way, sure.
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I have seen some very nice Commodore PC keyboards over the years,I have one that i use on my DTV64 project,with the commodore Logo there it does not look out of place the only thing that spoils it are the M$ keys..
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Piru wrote:
wouldn't it be possible to use a PS2 to USB adapter to make it work the way you want?
I haven't seen any USB -> PS2 converter... The other way, sure.
Look HERE! (http://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/SearchTools/item-details.asp?EdpNo=1220387&CatId=469) :-D
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@amigadave
That doesn't work for USB-only keyboards, though, it requires the PS/2 signals.
I doubt keyrah actually implements the PS/2 stuff (but I don't know for sure).
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amigadave wrote:
I don't know anything about the Keyrah, but if it works for A3000 and/or A4000 keyboards, it should work with an A2000 keyboard.
The Amiga version is for A600/A1200 keyboards only.
Asmitt wrote:
I have seen some very nice Commodore PC keyboards over the years,I have one that i use on my DTV64 project,with the commodore Logo there it does not look out of place the only thing that spoils it are the M$ keys..
It is not only the look, but the Amiga keys and the quality. I have one of the excellent first A2000 keyboards (the one with a Commodore key on the left), would be nice to connect that one.