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[FEATURE] Document how the ARM should respond to keyboard single byte response commands #27

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RichardBrown384 opened this issue Jul 7, 2024 · 0 comments
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RichardBrown384 commented Jul 7, 2024

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
How is the CPU is supposed to respond to the keyboard data request or a keyboard id responses? This is not documented in an A3000 service manual.

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These two cases to be investigated and the correct behaviour implemented. The current behaviour appears to work but it might not be the most correct and the Operating System might be resilient enough to work around an incorrect implementation.

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The A3000 service manual gives that part number for the keyboard controller chip as (0708,051). Other sources say this is an Intel 8051, maybe there's additional information about the protocol elsewhere.

@RichardBrown384 RichardBrown384 changed the title [FEATURE] Document how the ARM should respond to single byte response commands [FEATURE] Document how the ARM should respond to keyboard single byte response commands Jul 7, 2024
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