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== History == | == History == | ||
; 2019-07-07 : since the keyboard have real switches under the blind panels (where NOTIS keys normally are), I decided to test those switches. First I connected the keyboard to a FreeBSD machine with a real PS/2 port. But none of the "blinded" switches produce a code (tested both in console and with <code>xev</code>). Next I connected the keyboard to a laptop running Debian 9 with a usb-to-PS/2 adapter. Same here - none of the "blinded" switches produce a code in <code>xev</code>. | |||
; 2019-04-12 : I got a cable (ps/2 to AT (DIN plug) plus one AT to ps/2 adapter from my friend. Tested the keyboard with a usb to ps/2 adapter - the keyboard works. | ; 2019-04-12 : I got a cable (ps/2 to AT (DIN plug) plus one AT to ps/2 adapter from my friend. Tested the keyboard with a usb to ps/2 adapter - the keyboard works. | ||
; 2019-04-09 : I got a Tandberg TDV 5010 keyboard from a friend. | ; 2019-04-09 : I got a Tandberg TDV 5010 keyboard from a friend. | ||
Latest revision as of 19:13, 7 July 2019
Tandberg did not only make terminals, they also made PC-compatible keyboards.
Description
The TDV 5010 keyboard[1] is a PC compatible keyboard.
Images
outside
inside
cable
History
- 2019-07-07
- since the keyboard have real switches under the blind panels (where NOTIS keys normally are), I decided to test those switches. First I connected the keyboard to a FreeBSD machine with a real PS/2 port. But none of the "blinded" switches produce a code (tested both in console and with
xev). Next I connected the keyboard to a laptop running Debian 9 with a usb-to-PS/2 adapter. Same here - none of the "blinded" switches produce a code inxev.
- 2019-04-12
- I got a cable (ps/2 to AT (DIN plug) plus one AT to ps/2 adapter from my friend. Tested the keyboard with a usb to ps/2 adapter - the keyboard works.
- 2019-04-09
- I got a Tandberg TDV 5010 keyboard from a friend.