> I would expect that the Fluke keyboard uses a standard 8048 processor, and
> these can be read in some Eprom programmers (I have that ability with my
> Xeltek)
>
> So, does anyone have a keyboard that also has a facility to read the 8048?
> It would be a good idea to back it up if nothing else, but I really suspect
> these are just modified IBM 101 PC keyboards (not the AT has to have the
> active RESET line in the cable)
I have both the keyboard and the ability to read the 8048s. I'll see
what my timeline is later this evening.
Received on Wed May 08 11:52:45 2002
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