From: Mikael Holm (mikael.holm_at_se.danskebank.com)
Date: 2003-09-26 15:42:17
Hej Ruud
I was thinking of building a short cable with a 128 mobo-connector (I
could probably pick one up at a local electronics store (www.elfa.se)) in
one end and a 25-pin Dconnector in the other. But I need to start with
brushing up on my soldering, it's been way to many years since I used a
soldering Iron. :-)
Unless any of you guys would consider doing this rather small project for
me?
// Mikael
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Mikael Holm
mikael.holm@se.danskebank.com
Hallo Mikael,
> What pins of the internal connector should go to what pin of the 128D's
external connector?
That is a very easy one. The mobo of a 128 is exactly the same as the one
of a 128D. the only differences are the used connectors. Just solder a 25
pins D-connector right on the original connector of the 128-keyboard. A
nicer way is to desolder the counterpart of the 128 mobo and solder the
D-conector to it first. In this way the 128 keyboard can be used for both
systems.
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