Hi Dag, (01)
My apologies about the long delay it took me to complete the final
report for the keyset testing. I started a new job not long after we did
the testing, and it has been keeping me extremely busy. (02)
I do appreciate the help that you and Allison were able to provide in
allowing Phil and me to perform the testing in the first place. (03)
As Phil mentioned in his summary of the results back in May, the testing
was a complete success! We were able to verify all of the keyset pinouts
and document which CHM keysets are working. (04)
The NLS/Augment-style keyset works perfectly and is a type A
(http://blueoxen.net/c/hyperscope/wiki.pl?KeysetPinouts#nid8F) keyset. (05)
All the Alto-style keysets are type D
(http://blueoxen.net/c/hyperscope/wiki.pl?KeysetPinouts#nidAX) keysets.
Three of the four Alto-style keysets work perfectly, and the last is
partially working (2 out of 5 keys are working). (06)
The following is available as part of our concluding work in studying
the keysets: (07)
* the report itself (attached PDF file) (08)
* additional information is on a public wiki
(http://blueoxen.net/c/hyperscope/wiki.pl?KeysetPinouts) (09)
* photos (available as 25MB zip file); also available on wiki
individually, at same URL above (010)
* donation of 3 hand-crafted adapter cables, which allow the CHM
chording keysets to be connected to a PC for testing purposes (011)
Please let me know to whom I should give the donated cables and when
would be a good time to drop them off. (012)
Thanks again to you and Allison for all of your help. (013)
Regards, (014)
Jonathan (015)
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