Okay, I went out on the Internet and checked to make sure my keycaps were in fact in the right locations when I started this. Well, even if they weren't the keyboard needs some serious cleaning, and maybe some paint on the metal frame to ensure rust doesn't spread.
But if I want > I get :
I believe it is only when I use shift, but I could be remembering wrong, would one of the chips (there is a MOS and a TI) cause this issue, or would something else this. The 1 key at the top left needs the switch cleaned, but the number and letter keys work as they should.
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wildcopper
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This stuff works well for treating small rust spots:
https://www.amazon.com/Henkel-1381192-A ... B001000VS0
It dries black so that's convenient for keyboard plates like this.
https://www.amazon.com/Henkel-1381192-A ... B001000VS0
It dries black so that's convenient for keyboard plates like this.
That's what I finally dug up, and yes, it is a processor for the keyboard, haven't had any luck determining what the Texas Instruments chip is yet though. Thank you for the link, I found another list, but it was for information only.
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Appreciate the heads up, thank you. Just looked it up, it's Locktite, I should be able to get that locally.wildcopper wrote: ↑Mon Feb 07, 2022 5:11 pmThis stuff works well for treating small rust spots:
https://www.amazon.com/Henkel-1381192-A ... B001000VS0
It dries black so that's convenient for keyboard plates like this.
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MOS 6570-036 / CSG 328191-02 Keyboard controller chip for Amiga 500, 1000, 2000, 3000 and 4000
I have a parts keyboard from an Amiga 2000, when I got it, it had missing keys, and possibly broken key switches, I may go dig it out and steal the processor off of it, clean it up, and put a socket on the Amiga 1000 keyboard and install it. That is if there is enough room to put a socket, I think there is.
I have a parts keyboard from an Amiga 2000, when I got it, it had missing keys, and possibly broken key switches, I may go dig it out and steal the processor off of it, clean it up, and put a socket on the Amiga 1000 keyboard and install it. That is if there is enough room to put a socket, I think there is.