machine, I'd want the entire keyboard to make
a keyboard for my 9915.
It's electrically rhe same matric, just in a keyboard-only box, if you
see what I mean, so an HP85 keybaord could be wired up).
I'd use a common PC keyboard and a small microcontroller :o)
Good luck.. The 9915 keyboard interface is for a matrix-of-switches dumb
keyboard. I don't know how fast it scans, a microcontorller might be able
to keep up. The main prolem is that it's not at TTL levels (I think it's
at 6V CMOS levels).
In any case, given a keyboard using individual switches (as opposed to a
membrane or anything like that), I'd probably just re-wire the switch
connections and eliminate 2 microcontrollers and associated components.
I wish. I have the HP part number for it
somewhere, but the Agilent
partsfinder had never heard of it.
Is it on old hp catalogs? I have some :o)
I doutb it. It's mentioned in the HP85 service manual (available on the
MoHPC CD-ROM set), for example. It's not the sort of thing generally
advertised to customers.
-tony