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Posiflex Keyboard
I'm making an attempt to reverse engineer a Posiflex KB-3100 Matrix keyboard so that I can program it under Linux, and here's where I document it all.
The programming utility appears to send the command 0xE9. The keyboard (the one I have is a posiflex 112 key keyboard) sends back a 13 character identification string. FA D6 DE D5 D5 D5 D9 DE DE D4 D0 D2 D2. When hacking dosemu to return this string on receipt of 0xE9, both rwm and kbm believe that there is a posiflex keyboard attached. I have no idea yet what changes are required to indicate different kinds of keyboard, further source inspection will be required to find that out. Once it believes there is a keyboard attached, it sends the keyboard command 0xEC (port 60). This is believed to be the command that tells the keyboard to send back all of its programming. Created by: duskglow last modification: Tuesday 06 of December, 2005 [05:56:03 UTC] by duskglow |
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