Ok, I've fixed the links. Seems to be a problem with the current version of RapidWeaver so I've just fixed them by hand. On 13 Mar 2010, at 13:53, Martin White wrote:
Eek! Thanks for reporting the links. I had no idea they were dead. I need to look into why as the website hasn't move in all the time it's been up there. I bet one of my site updates overwrote the whole file space instead of merging it.
The article does say that the code was originally written for the 16F84 and I later switched to a PIC that supported in-cicuit debugging so yeah, I should say you'd have no problems with a 16F84. It's all in the article ;)
Martin.
On 13 Mar 2010, at 13:41, David Fish wrote:
1. I ended up disconnecting the LEDs on my adapter. I think I popped the fuse in my 9100 and couldn't be bothered to investigate. The LEDs ended up annoying me anyway and I found I didn't need them. Not difficult to tell when caps is on. If there's an obvious error in the design then let me know and >I'll modify it.
Your schematic doesn't show any current limiting resistors for the LEDs. This might have been part of the reason they popped the fuse. Unless they were integral to the LEDs...
Is the code archived anywhere? All the links are dead. I stopped building mine just before the coding phase, when I picked up a real Fluke keyboard. Someday I'd like to finish it up. It sounds like your code should drop right into a 16F84 easily enough.
Dave
-----Original Message----- From: techtoolslist-bounces@flippers.com [mailto:techtoolslist-bounces@flippers.com] On Behalf Of Martin White Sent: Friday, March 12, 2010 8:14 PM To: Technical Tools Mail List Subject: Re: [Techtoolslist] 9100 keyboard...
Had to do a double take then for a second. I did that ages ago now :)
But since you mention it, it's probably worth me pointing a couple of quick things out.
1. I ended up disconnecting the LEDs on my adapter. I think I popped the fuse in my 9100 and couldn't be bothered to investigate. The LEDs ended up annoying me anyway and I found I didn't need them. Not difficult to tell when caps is on. If there's an obvious error in the design then let me know and I'll modify it.
2. I never finished the code. The only thing that is missing is support for the control key. In reality, I've used this for two years now and have never needed the control key. It's functionality was mostly used in terminal emulation mode (i think!). I started to run into problems with code size and having to relocate the code within page boundaries. The reality was, the project was a means to an end. I had a new 9100FT thanks to a kind seller on here and I needed to start using it. As soon as it worked fully, I moved on and started using it!
Despite those two things, like I say I've used the keyboard a fair amount for two years now and have never been told of any problems. Maybe no-one has ever built one? Who knows! I know how many times the code has been downloaded ;)
Hopefully someone will find some use in it.
I know the guy that came and fitted the hands free kit for my phone in my BMW got a little sheepish when he started to tell me that the steering wheel integration was just a PIC micro-controller in a box sending keystrokes down an interface and he knocked a lot of money off for me!
I would have loved to have knocked up some little PCBs to make it more robust but I just didn't know where to start.
Enjoy, Martin.
On 13 Mar 2010, at 00:36, John Robertson wrote:
Well, a long time ago several of us were trying to make an adapter so we could use a PC compatable keyboard with our programmable 9100's - but never finished the job...Tom Gudder did and has bared all on his web page:
http://www.guddler.co.uk/f9100/9100key.html
Thanks Martin!
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