Tipro Y-Cable for Programming in 64bit
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Hello,
according to this thread
http://deskthority.net/keyboards-f2/nee ... t2433.html
it seems that it is possible to program the tipro boards via RS232 (and a USB-R232 adapter) using this cable.
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Who does have this cable and could measure the pinout, i.e. could determine which pin of the RS232 connector is connected to which pin on the keyboard side?
Because an USB-R232 adapter is quite cheap. So you would get an good alternative to buying an Tipro USB controller.
Best regards
according to this thread
http://deskthority.net/keyboards-f2/nee ... t2433.html
it seems that it is possible to program the tipro boards via RS232 (and a USB-R232 adapter) using this cable.
.
Who does have this cable and could measure the pinout, i.e. could determine which pin of the RS232 connector is connected to which pin on the keyboard side?
Because an USB-R232 adapter is quite cheap. So you would get an good alternative to buying an Tipro USB controller.
Best regards
- Muirium
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Indeed. I'd love to know the pinout too. My 64 bit Intel box seems allergic to my XP disc, but has a serial port I could program my Tipro with if only I knew this cable.
- kbdfr
- The Tiproman
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I might have one but won't be able to have a look before next week.PiSquare wrote:[...] Who does have this cable and could measure the pinout, i.e. could determine which pin of the RS232 connector is connected to which pin on the keyboard side? [...]
- Muirium
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- Location: Edinburgh, Scotland
- Main keyboard: HHKB Type-S with Bluetooth by Hasu
- Main mouse: Apple Magic Mouse
- Favorite switch: Gotta Try 'Em All
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I picked up a full 8 pin Mini Din jack while getting components for my Soarer's Converter box.
This is the jack used by Tipro, so I should be able to wire up the cunning programming pins, whichever they may be. It fits better in my Tipro than a chopped PS/2 jack, too.
This is the jack used by Tipro, so I should be able to wire up the cunning programming pins, whichever they may be. It fits better in my Tipro than a chopped PS/2 jack, too.
- Minskleip
- Location: Norway
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I also had two official tipro cables. One has broken isolation so I threw it away, but I don't remember what I did with the other one. It was dirty, and I was in a mood for throwing shit away ...
- Minskleip
- Location: Norway
- Main keyboard: HHKB Pro 2
- Main mouse: CM Sentinel Storm
- Favorite switch: Buckling spring
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Heh I have several, so nothing to brag about..
I found this Y cable, but I'm having problems connecting its din->ps2 adapter into the computer I got it into my ps2->usb converter, and found out that at least the keyboard part of the cable works. I'll try more in the weekend.
I found this Y cable, but I'm having problems connecting its din->ps2 adapter into the computer I got it into my ps2->usb converter, and found out that at least the keyboard part of the cable works. I'll try more in the weekend.
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- Location: United Kingdom
- Main keyboard: Tipro MID RM128A
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I've seen talk of these cable a few times but I've never found anyone sharing the pinout of them. Anyone know what it is?
I need to get my tipro connected via a com port so that it can be used as a gpio device by some radio software.
I need to get my tipro connected via a com port so that it can be used as a gpio device by some radio software.
- kbdfr
- The Tiproman
- Location: Berlin, Germany
- Main keyboard: Tipro MID-QM-128A + two Tipro matrix modules
- Main mouse: Contour Rollermouse Pro
- Favorite switch: Cherry black
- DT Pro Member: 0010
Tipro Y cable continuity check, measured with a very simple multimeter with somewhat too thick tips,
hope I haven't missed anything:
My (Tipro original) Y cable also has a power socket for an AC adapter:
INPUT AC 100-240V-0.7A 50-60Hz
OUTPUT 5V(DC)2.A
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hope I haven't missed anything:
My (Tipro original) Y cable also has a power socket for an AC adapter:
INPUT AC 100-240V-0.7A 50-60Hz
OUTPUT 5V(DC)2.A
center +