> So, THANKS FOR COMMENTING YOUR CODE!


You're quite welcome. Unfortunately I did some additional testing at home,=
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and it turned out that there WAS a bug in my code. It turns out that the=20
PS/2 keyboard sends a "start" bit, which my code did not remove. I therefor=
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recommend either adding code to check this start bit (better way), or=20
increasing the number of bits in a keyboard byte to 9:=20

> getKeyboard
> > ; movlw 0x08 ; Eight bits to a keyboard byte -> WRONG!
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movlw 0x09 ; Nine bits to a keyboard byte (start bit + 8 bits)

> movwf t2 ; Store
> > KeyboardNextBit
> > btfsc PORTB,0 ; Wait for clock line to change
> > goto $-1
> > bsf STATUS,C ; Assume a 1
> > btfss PORTA,6 ; Check the data bit
> > bcf STATUS,C ; It wasn't 1, so 0
> > rrf Keyboard,f ; Move the carry into the keyboard
> > btfss PORTB,0 ; Wait for the clock line to change
> > goto $-1
> > decfsz t2,f ; Get the next bit
> > goto KeyboardNextBit
> > btfsc PORTB,0 ; Ignore the parity bit
> > goto $-1
> > btfss PORTB,0 ; Make sure clock becomes high
> > goto $-1
> > return
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