Arduino Trials and Tribulations, Part 2 May 1, 2011
Posted by phoenixcomm in Arduino, DIY Aircraft Cockpit, Flight Simulation, Linux, ps2 keybaord, Software.Tags: Arduino, Hardware, ps2 keyboard, Software
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Well lets get the ps2 keyboard interfaced first. I’m going to use one of unmodified prototype shields they cost me $16.74 including shipping, oh well. first thing is to scrounge a ps2 female connector, luckily I had a damaged ps2 extender cable with the end that I needed.
Arduino | Keyboard | Cable Color |
5+ | Vcc | Orange |
Ground | GND | Red |
DIO3 | CLK | Yellow |
DIO4 | DATA | Black |
The first thing I need to figure out how to hook it up. While looking around I found a interface and some code at Practical Arduino I really cant use much of his software as I only have 14 keys, but want to use a full ps2 for testing, I plan on using a keyboard encoder from a ps2 keyboard that I took apart. Now I will solder the female end of the cable to the shield.
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