Daniel shares with us some of the fruits of research into computer keyboard history conducted over recent years. In this case, the surprising variety of methods by which keyboards determined which keys are being pressed.

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Luckily the AT interface is well documented, so it was just a matter of writing a teensy sketch that could read the open-collector clocked data and turn it into USB HID messages. The commands to the keyboard to set the LEDs work, but seem slightly flaky.