On 10/14/2015 3:56 PM, Chuck Guzis wrote: > On a sudden impulse, I put in a bid for an HP1663A logic analyzer for > $30 and won for $29. Just got the thing--it's essentially in like-new > condition--not even a scratch, no CRT burn and comes with the original > set of pods and grabbers. Not so much as a fingerprint anywhere--even > the line cord is clean. Must have come from a rental place. > > I've got the user and programming manuals, but that keyboard jack in the > back has me befuddled. It's an RJ45 modular jack with the middle 4 > positions populated. The manual only refers to it as a "standard" > keyboard and mouse connector. What does that mean, exactly? What kind > of signals does this "standard" keyboard use? > > Thanks, > Chuck >
HP HIL. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HIL_bus That is why I held out for my 1672 - it has PS/2 keyboard and mouse, and Ethernet. JRJ
