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Re: Wireless keyboard, 4800bps possible?

I have some 4800bps transmiter-receiver -pairs lying around.
Does anyone know if PS/2 or a Twiddler I needs 9600 ?
I can hook up the receiver directly to a serial/ps/2 port and would
not like to have microcontrollers on both ends, just to do
a bit-rate conversion.

Russell Kohn wrote:

> Are you using a full-sized keyboard right now?
> 
> Some people have made DIY chording keyboards, out of normal keyboards.
> Could a wireless (RF) keyboard be made into a chording keyboard, without
> losing the wireless capability??
> Mouse may be harder, but for me, mouse is non-critical.
> 
> On Wed, 2 Jan 2002  wrote:
> 
> :This is exactly the type of situation I am trying to work on/with. I am
> :forced to carry a bag around with me almost all of the time. In this bag, I
> :can carry whatever I need to, be it the board, it's enclosure, batteries, and
> :transmitters. At the moment I have it set up so that the 5822 is running in
> :the bag in a large, roughly made aluminum enclosure, and hooked up with
> :banana plugs to an old Dell laptop battery. Then, the keyboard and mouse are
> :hooked up to a wireless keyboard transmitter (RF), and the tv-out is hooked
> :up to a wireless transmitter, which is hooked up to the tv. What I really
> :would like to do is get the transmitter to transmit to to my semi-hacked
> :glasstrons, with a small receiver format. However, I have found that in most
> :wireless ntsc transmitters, the receiver is the bulkier of the two
> :components. Any ideas?
> :
> :Also, I'd love a wireless twiddler II, but don't have the ability to come up
> :with anything myself. Any progress? Ideas?
> :
> :These only obstacles remaining are finishing the glasstron, small wireless
> :NTSC receiver (low power), and wireless input device that is workable. Both
> :wireless components would be short range (I am always within ten feet of my
> :bag).
> :
> :~patrick
> :
> :In a message dated 1/2/2002 7:04:16 PM Eastern Standard Time,
> : writes:
> :
> :
> :> I carry a bag with me, basically 24/7, so leaving a computer and batteries
> :> in the bag would make a lot of sense. But I wouldn't want to have cables
> :> between me and the bag. That would look odd: Sitting at a desk with a
> :> cable to my head, and hand from a bag sitting on the floor. So much for
> :> covert! but if, instead, I had wires from my head and hand to my pocket,
> :> through my shirt, well, thats much better!
> :>
> :
> :
> 
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