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Key Tronic 5 pin 2001 keyboard on old system

patolocko67 · 2016-02-22 09:18:09

Hi Will any 5 pin mechanical keyboard do as a replacement or will the computer require a driver for the new keyboard. The reason I ask is because the base unit is old 2001 and only has zip slots to the front. The computer is running a small concrete plant and the upgrade is expensive so hoping to get a few more years out…

22-02-2016 9:18am

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patolocko67

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Hi
Will any 5 pin mechanical keyboard do as a replacement or will the computer require a driver for the new keyboard. The reason I ask is because the base unit is old 2001 and only has zip slots to the front. The computer is running a small concrete plant and the upgrade is expensive so hoping to get a few more years out of it.

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#2 22-02-2016 12:05pm

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It's driverless hardware, it just provides interrupts AFAIK.

Seems like thats a PC/XT keyboard so any board for use with PC/XT should be 100% compatible.

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