Isn't it this: http://www.keyghost.com/qido/ what are you looking for?

Cheers


Il giorno mer, 13/06/2012 alle 12.38 -0700, Bob Blick ha scritto:

> Tag added, in the hope you are looking for a PIC solution.
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> On Wed, Jun 13, 2012, at 12:27 PM, John Westerlage wrote:
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> > I'm trying to avoid re-inventing the wheel.
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> > What I need to do is come up with the code to convert a "Standard"
> > 101-105 QWERTY keyboard's output to DVORAK output.
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> > I know I can purchase a hardwired DVORAK keyboard, but it gets
> > cumbersome to haul a KB around from site to site.
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> > The plan is to come up with a circuit and code that will allow me to
> > plug in a USB Keyboard and that will plug in to a computer USB port.
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> > I envision putting the circuit in a small box that I can slip into a
> > shirt pocket when going to another site.  The only connections this box
> > should have are the 2 USB connectors to the KB and the PC.
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> > Many hours searching the Internet for previous designs would probably
> > have been better spent starting to do the design myself, but that's
> > water under the bridge.
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> > So, can anyone point me to an existing (partial or complete) design tha=
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> > would meet these objectives?
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> > Thanks in advance for any help,
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> > john, N5DWI
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