Hi all

[Kerploppus]

I am a Kerploppus called Megan. I've had my Nabu for a couple of months now, but am waiting on a keyboard to arrive. So I've been sitting on my hands since november waiting to join in the fun. I'm happy this resource exists.

[LeoBinkowski]

Welcome and Hi Kerploppus. I hope you manage to score a keyboard some how. I have 6 weird NABUs in various disrepair, and three keyboards, 2 of which are missing 1 key. I'm hoping a spare parts market emerges from the people who buy loose keyboards.

[DJ Sures]

Hi - you can emulate the keyboard quite easily. You'll just need two rs422 adapters. One is for the Internet Adapter, and the other is for the keyboard.

All you have to do is connect the RS422 to the keyboard of the NABU and plug the other end into the PC. On the PC, load any terminal software (like hyperterm or what ever) and select the COM port and baud rate. When you type in that window, it'll send the commands to rs422. I can make a video if you'd like

[DJ Sures]

Here i made this. I'll test it tomorrow and make a video for you. It'll emulate a nabu keyboard from a PC.

[DJ Sures]

Here you go: viewtopic.php?t=42

[Kerploppus]

OH man oh man! Thanks for this!

I just saw the video on youtube and thought "this isn't just coincidence, is it?"

I actually do have a proper nabu keyboard on the way, buuuut... this is totally awesome. I had figured that it was just a matter of time until a way to use whatever keyboard came to the surface. My question/concern about that was the handful of unique keys the Nabu keyboard has, and what the upshot is for functionality, how necessary those keys actually are, how to remap an off the shelf keyboard if needed, all that stuff. And, of course, the joystick connection issue, but that's solved, so hooray!

This is gonna make a lot of people very happy.

Thanks for the warm welcome, you guys. I'm not a coder at all, but hardware I'm good with, so I'm really looking forward to some relaxing evenings of PCB soldering to make disk controllers and whatnot.

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