I just wanted to send this privately. I have a number of 3278/79 keyboards that I could *loan* you (as I have exactly the number of keyboards to match terminals) for documenting.
The problem is getting together. I was just down in Santa Clara a couple of weeks ago for work and I probably won’t be down again until either late October or early November. My most common keyboard is the “data entry keyboard” but I do have a typewriter style keyboard for my 3279 and the operator keyboard for the console on my 4331. TTFN - Guy > On Sep 19, 2018, at 9:35 AM, Al Kossow via cctalk <cctalk@classiccmp.org> > wrote: > > > > On 9/19/18 9:03 AM, Alexandre Souza wrote: >> time for a ps2-to-3274-terminal-adapter? > > yes, or at least get all the 25-pin parallel keyboard protocols documented > before a keyboard in thousands of dollars instead of hundreds. > > Bob Rosenbloom let me borrow a 3178 keyboard to document. > > I have also been thinking about something like the 3megabit ethernet cape > that Ken Schrriff did > https://github.com/shirriff/alto-ethernet-interface except it would replace a > 3174. > 3174-23R with ethernet option is complete overkill for a situation where you > want to attach > one coax terminal to ethernet, like most people wanting a real console on > Hercules want to do. >
