[Keyboard Identification] Unknown POS Keyboard

[Tarkoon]

I got a nice POS keyboard today with plate mounted blue MX switches.
When I look at the interior, this could be the absolutely perfect donor board for a split mod!
My problem is, that I don't know anything about the board - no manufacturer - no model number - nothing...
The only hint could be the red-white-red logo looking like the austrian flag.

Can you help identifying this POS keyboard?

[Tarkoon]

*lol* I searched for information for half a day and now I find it 5min after posting here.
It is a Tysso PKB-111!

Does anyone know how I can program a board like that?
It's my first POS keyboard...

[fossala]

http://www.barcode-manufacturer.com/pro ... ml#PKB-111
There is a software download for it there.

[Tarkoon]

Thanks!

[Icarium]

Cool. Want!

[Tarkoon]

Hmm, the lower PCB seems to have not much components... perhaps it would be possible to rebuild it smaller, exchange the flat cables against something flexible and create a two pieces split keyboard. Of course fully programmable! I will think about it...

[Tarkoon]

http://www.barcode-manufacturer.com/pro ... ml#PKB-111
There is a software download for it there.

This software doesn't run on my Win7 64bit ...

[fossala]

Try on a 32bit box, possibly XP?

[acfrazier]

Where'd you get that? I'd be interested if not solely for the mod capabilities.

[Tarkoon]

It was an eBay find...
I thought of modding it myself, but perhaps you could change my mind! =) PM me!

[CeeSA]

I could not download the software from that link. The blue arrow is not clickable for me.

Any other download links that would work? Thank you.

[7bit]

Do you mean this:
http://www.tysso.org/software/pkb111.zip


At least the keyboard next to it looks like the one in the pictures.

[kbdfr]

The manufacturer is Birch:
http://www.birch.com.tw/newpage/hlpm.html (link quite at the bottom of the page)

Good luck!

[CeeSA]

thanks guys, I really wonder how to kill the welcome pic when I get to www.tysso.org
They redirct me to blablabla