14 Sep
2001
14 Sep
'01
11:25 a.m.
The PIII will
emulate the keyboard layout of a VT220 if you use an LK461
keyboard.
What makes the LK461 special? 
14 Sep
14 Sep
12:51 p.m.
On Fri, 14 Sep 2001, Eric Dittman wrote:
What about electrical or connector differences?
I'm curious as a bunch came into a surplus place, and one of the other
junkies grabbed them all, but had no interest in the LK401.
The LK461 has a PS/2 connector. The LK401 has a phone-jack connector. The
LK401 can only be used with a VT2x0/VT3x0/VT4x0 terminal.
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And various VAXstations/DECstations/Alphas...
>The PIII
will emulate the keyboard layout of a VT220 if you use an LK461
>keyboard.
What makes the LK461 special?
The LK461 (and related keyboards, like the LK46W) have the same layout as the
LK401, including all the keys. I use a couple on my Alphas and VT525. Eric Dittman
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Peter Wallace
Mesa Electronics
15 Sep
15 Sep
11:44 a.m.
> >The
PIII will emulate the keyboard layout of a VT220 if you use an LK461
> >keyboard.
>
> What makes the LK461 special?
The LK461 (and related keyboards, like the LK46W) have the same layout as the
LK401, including all the keys. I use a couple on my Alphas and VT525.
What about electrical or connector differences?
I'm curious as a bunch came into a surplus place, and one of the other
junkies grabbed them all, but had no interest in the LK401. 
18 Sep
18 Sep
2:38 p.m.
On Fri, 14 Sep 2001, Eric Dittman wrote:
The LK461 has a PS/2 connector. The LK401 has a
phone-jack connector. The
LK401 can only be used with a VT2x0/VT3x0/VT4x0 terminal.
Well, that's not entirely accurate. There are a wide variety of DEC
machines that can use an LK401.
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