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Chaos_Therum
7
Jan 13, 2018
Is there anything like this but in a 104 key style. I really want a full size ortholinear but have yet to find one.
Chaos_TherumMe too. I've been looking, and even did a poll here a few years back: https://www.massdrop.com/vote/Full-size-and-TKL-ortholinear-layouts
Not enough interest at the time, so now I am in the process of making my own.
JohnDerp
474
Jan 30, 2018
Chaos_TherumThere are PoS keyboards that have 104 keys or more.
JohnDerpWhere can I see examples?
JohnDerpThanks! Unfortunately, they use rubber dome switches, not Cherry MX. Strange, since Cherry makes them.
JohnDerpI found a POS that uses MX mechanical switches: http://www.access-is.com/pdf/AKC120_Programmable_Keyboard.pdf
But unless I can find one that is 21 columns minimum x 6 rows minimum, it won't work for me.
JohnDerp
474
Jan 31, 2018
dvorcolThe Beige color looks dope
BobtheSpaceCadet
70
Jul 30, 2018
dvorcolI have one of these - a grey ps/2 version which I bought from UKKeycaps a few years back and I love it. If you end up getting one and need any help programming it let me know. There is a system requirement though; you'll need a true 32bit operating system. I was able to get the scancodes for main media functions working which was about as complicated as it got. I'd recommend having a read of this topic over on Deskthority: https://deskthority.net/workshop-f7/programming-access-is-keypads-t8468.html
BobtheSpaceCadetIt just occurred to me I should clarify this point - you'll need a true 32bit operating system to program it, but once it's programmed you can use it on any operating system that will recognise a PS/2 keyboard
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