It's beautiful to look at and the feel is amazing, it makes me want to do some assembly and play some text adventures. I never had one of these little machines back in the day but it is fast becoming a favourite. However I am again waiting on some parts to come in before I can build any more keyboards.
Yesterday I designed and printed a mount for the Centurion Goex drive emulator. I'm waiting on the OLED display to complete that little project. I have an Individual Computers memory expansion + Indivision fitted and the VGA output neatly fits in the slot the modulator used to occupy. I am also building a TF536 for 68030 acceleration, and working with a guy that has designed a riser to plug this accelerator over the top of the PLCC-mounted 68000 in the A600. At this rate I am not going to need to buy a Warp 1260
The one from Centurion is OK but it definitely leans toward saving plastic rather than being sturdy! Also mine uses M3 nuts as inserts, Prusa-style, where the brass inserts were a little loose in the mount I got from Centurion.
Hi. I just want to confirm i have received the keyboard assembly and it is fantastic. Now chasing keys on Pimp my Keyboard (i need to sort out AZERTY layout).
Leaving feedback. Thanks.
Hi - sorry but you seem to have replies to PMs blocked and I can't reply to you there.
I can help you with two PCBs with cables, connectors and stabilisers but not keyswitches (I have none at the moment), you can find those many places - I recommend Novelkeys LLC.
Hi, I'd be interested in one of these keyboard kits - I'm attempting to set up a Mister in an A600 case I've acquired - is it possible to set these up to output via regular old USB?
Felix: no they are meant to be used on an Amiga 600 which has its controller on the motherboard.
To do what you want to do you need a third party interface called Keyrah (made by Individual Computers).
Ah cheers - having looked at those before, the cost of getting one to Australia is a bit prohibitive - I might have to make do cutting the case up a little bit (would rather not of course) and just installing a modern 75% keyboard instead :/
True! although I spotted I could go with DHL for the Keyrah shipping which would bring that down to around $70AUD - still looks like the dremel will be getting a bit of work..
Slight derail here but hopefully to help FelixNZ with another option and potentially help Aeberbach make a sale - I had a keyrah and didn't like it, so I designed my own functional equivalent using a teensy back when I had a Raspberry Pi living in my A600 case - https://github.com/thinghacker/amiga600_usb_pcb it also drives the LEDs and uses QMK firmware so you can change the keymap if you don't like what I used
That does look a lot more elegant! and a lot cheaper to acquire the little "teensy" board too, that sounds like a go-er to avoid cutting up my case, thanks!!
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