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in search of keyboard layouts

09/08/2007 3:40 AM

i am working with the project associated with input devices to make compact ,

i am in search of computer key board circuit layout and it working ?
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Re: in search of keyboard layouts

09/08/2007 4:30 AM

Insufficient information, does not compute...

Size?

Full alphanumeric?

ABCDEF? QWERTY?

Touch typing or 1 finger?

Interface...std PC or your own hardware or mobile phone or Decravinator Console from the planet Abutiolon?

Remember..you know exactly what you mean...we don't...explain it fully.

I'm a cat for kitty's sake...!
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09/08/2007 7:13 AM

Del!! are you having a mid life crisis???

It is you isn't it?

Here kitty kitty.....

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Re: in search of keyboard layouts

09/08/2007 2:50 PM

Ah my style is that obvious!?.... I'd just cleared out the browser history...and that seems to log one out.

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Re: in search of keyboard layouts

09/09/2007 4:24 AM

You might be a cat, but only if you signed on correctly!!!!

Here Kitty, Kitty.........!

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Re: in search of keyboard layouts

09/09/2007 4:27 AM

Modern keyboards are usually designed around just a couple of chips and the keys themselves, you just need to open one up, order the chips with full infos and get designing!!!

No need to invent wheels.

By the way, Keyboards are almost "throw away" articles today......there is not much profit left I would imagine.....

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09/09/2007 8:02 AM

I agree with earlier post, why would anyone want to re-invent this "wheel"?

There are a host of mfr's that make some very small keyboards. Plug and play.
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09/09/2007 8:24 AM

why not open the one you are using now, bet ya could have funny mixing the keys around

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Re: in search of keyboard layouts

09/09/2007 1:35 PM

This thread will give you the information you need to understand and construct a keyboard device to use for a computer input.

http://www.atmel.com/dyn/resources/prod_documents/doc2532.pdf
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