randyrossi
commented
2 years ago It looks like the first 20 pins on the C64's connector CN1 are identical to the C128's connector CN5. So the same pin numbers mentioned in the README should work. Use the connector's key to identify where pin 1 is.
http://www.zimmers.net/anonftp/pub/cbm/schematics/computers/c64/250469-rev.A-left.gif
http://www.cbmhardware.de/c128/schematics/c128dcr-1-left.gif
On Tue, Aug 10, 2021 at 5:31 AM JediMongoose @.***> wrote:
Is a real C128 keyboard supported by BMC64? The readme suggests it is, without the support of the extra C128 keys which is fine for me. If so, what should the connections to the GPIO pins be? The C128 keyboard connector has 2 rows of pins...
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JediMongoose
Is a real C128 keyboard supported by BMC64? The readme suggests it is, without the support of the extra C128 keys which is fine for me. If so, what should the connections to the GPIO pins be? The C128 keyboard connector has 2 rows of pins...