For the record, I saw John Sechrest (sechrest --at-- peak --dot-- org)
this past week in Oregon, and he mentioned that he has a keyset that
Doug loaned him a while back. His company tried to do a USB
interface, but I believe they got hung up at the driver stage.
Jonathan, it would probably good if you hooked up with him and
compared notes (and also made sure you got the keyset back). (01)
Phillip, are you definitely work on Windows and Mac drivers, and if
so, do you have a timetable? (02)
-Eugene (03)
On Fri, Feb 10, 2006 at 01:14:57AM -0800, Jonathan Cheyer wrote: (04)
> I was hoping to have an update by now on the pinouts of those six chord
> keysets, and which ones are working or not. Unfortunately,
> Brian Cardanha has been out of town on business for the last several
> weeks, so he has not been available to help me obtain the pinouts for
> them yet. I bought a DB-25 to DE-9 connector cable from Fry's and used
> it to plug each of the six keysets into my PC's serial port, just to see
> if I'd get lucky. But I didn't get any data out of them, so I'm assuming
> these (like the keyset that Jake lent me) have a different pinout.
>
> I am looking forward to giving a more successful status update soon.
>
> Jonathan (05)
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