So, just wondering if someone can walk me through remapping one key (without changing anything else) on a Soarer's, like I'm 5? I did find one YouTube video with a person in a vaguely similar situation, but the video is 20 minutes long, he spends the first half talking about the difference between PS2 and Terminal Model Ms (!), and then it turns out his OS is Linux (I'm Windows 11). I went back on the "other keyboarding forum" for more help and was told to, read the documentation again. I've gotten no further than reading through a bunch of documentation (none of it makes any sense to me) and the Listen app. So I got into the Soarer's documentation to start my adventure of remapping this key, and. A really helpful member gave me this code to use: ![]() So I got on "another keyboarding forum" and asked and the obvious answer is, program the Soarer's to send the signal to the key I want (my pick would be Left Windows/Super). I downloaded something called HID_Listen and sure enough, the key is sending out a signal. Totally happy, except I have one key (SYSREQ) that does not work. So I bought a new Soarer's converter and now the Model F AT works on my new computer. Did not work (probably more voltage than the converter can handle). ![]() So at first I tried connecting the Model F AT to my new desktop PC using a passive adapter (DIN5 to PS2) with a cheap active converter to USB. ![]() (I do have experience with Model M keyboards, for what it's worth.) I'm not a stranger to most things IT-related, but I'd never used a Model F in any way, shape or form, so I figured this would be a fun little excursion into vintage computing. So a few weeks ago I decided to buy a Model F AT keyboard.
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