USB for a 1977 Keyboard
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Describes reverse-engineering a retro VISTA80 keyboard from the Canada Science and Technology Museum and converting it to a passive USB device. Covers the VISTA80 history, teardown and original keyboard circuitry, mapping the key matrix, building a prototype circuit board and USB conversion, and lessons learned; mentions potential collaboration with the museum for more device information.
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