ASCII (Apple //e, specifically) to USB HID keyboard?

Y I don't even much care for the Apple ][ line, but I did buy the //e techref when I saw it... Here's a pinout for the 26 pin keyboard connector : 1 : Y0 2 : Y1 3 : +5V 4 : Y2 5 : N/C 6 : Y3 7 : N/C 8 : Y4 9 : N/C 10 : Y5 11 : Ctrl/ 12 : Y8 13 : Ground 14 : X0 15 : N/C 16 : X2 17 : X7 18 : X1 19 : X5 20 : X3 21 : X4 22 : Y9 23 : Y6 24 : Shift/ 25 : Y7 26 : X6 There is also a keypad connector, which is an 11 pin SIL thing. The pinout is : 1 : Y0 2 : Y1 3 : Y3 4 : Y4 5 : Y2 6 : Y5 7 : N/C 8 : X7 9 : X4 10 : X6 11 : X5 The Xn and Yn lines are the connections to the 2 'sides' of the switch matrix. Unfortunately, I can't find anything in the manual which gives a diagram of which key occupies each postiion in the matrix, and while, in the //e, the keyboard is scanned by a fairly standard encoder chip, the outputs of that go into an EPROM which effectively re-maps the keyboard. So I can't help you there. I beleive the shift and control keys are connected between the appropriate pins on the connector and ground, so those are easy... -tony