I would expect that the Fluke keyboard uses a standard 8048 processor, and these can be read in some Eprom programmers (I have that ability with my Xeltek)

So, does anyone have a keyboard that also has a facility to read the 8048? It would be a good idea to back it up if nothing else, but I really suspect these are just modified IBM 101 PC keyboards (not the AT has to have the active RESET line in the cable)

John :-#)#

At 11:04 AM 08/05/2002 -0400, Kev wrote:

I've gotten several more bits for my 9100FT but I'm missing a keyboard and we've already decided that this is a Fluke specific keyboard.

Does anyone have one for sale/trade/borrow?

I see that a fellow is developing a AT keyboard to Rabbit module software, once that is available it should be fairly simple to emulate the Fluke keyboard if someone could document the datastream. (Rabbits are a neat thing, multiple 232/485 ports, C programamble & fairly cheap).

Thanks,
Kev
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