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| Author | hasu |
|---|---|
| Product type | Commercial (hardware converter) |
| Form factor | External |
| Protocols in |
XT, AT, PS/2 (with adapter) DIN-5 (180°) IBM F122 terminal DIN-5 (240°) IBM PC 6-pin Mini DIN ADB 4-pin Mini-DIN (Apple and others) NeXT 5-pin Mini-DIN Archimedes 6-pin Mini-DIN Sharp X68000 7-pin Mini-DIN NEC PC-98 8-pin Mini-DIN Sun 8-pin Mini-DIN Apple M0110(A) modular 4P4C IBM4704 DE-9 NEWS DE-9 USB (6KRO USB HID Boot) |
| Protocols out | USB |
| Introduced | 2011 ? |
| Licence | Open source (GPL and others) |
| Website |
Project sources on GitHub Support forum on Geekhack Support thread on Deskthority |
| Price | $34—$60 (ready-built hardware converter)[1] |
TMK is an open source firmware maintained by Hasu. The project is hosted on GitHub.
It runs mostly on Atmel microcontroller ATMega32u2, or ATMega32u4 for USB to USB conversion or IBM PC. USB to USB conversion allows to change or customize keymaps and use functions from the TMK firmware on any common USB keyboard.
An online keymap editor is also available supporting most of the variants available for the converter.
References
- ↑ Geekhack — [TMK] Keyboard Protocol Converter by hasu. Last updated 2024-01-28. Retrieved 2024-05-18.
