Commodore Amiga 500 External PC Keyboard Adapter - Easy Install A500 & A500 Plus For Sale

Commodore Amiga 500 External PC Keyboard Adapter - Easy Install A500 & A500 Plus
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Commodore Amiga 500 External PC Keyboard Adapter - Easy Install A500 & A500 Plus:
$18.91

Amiga 500 External PC PS/2 Keyboard Adapter
The simplest way to connectyour Amiga 500 or 500 Plusto any standard PS/2 PC Keyboard
The small adapter board just pushes onto the pins used by theexistingkeyboard and provides astandard PC - PS/2 keyboard socket
It only fits oneway round, see the photo's showing it installed just match pin 1with pin 1 and fit onto the keyboard pins
Ideal if you want to install your A500 motherboardinto a desktop style caseor want to use an external keyboard
If you need to extend your keyboard cable, just use any standardPS/2 extension lead
No Drivers or Software are needed, just plugs in
Keyboards with Two Windows Keys are recommendedthe Amiga can then be soft reset via the keyboard withCtrl + Left Windows + Right Windows Key combination!
**Note some USB keyboard's will work using a GreenPS/2 to USB Adapter but ONLY if they are PS/2 compatibleeg Cherry G84-4100 Compact USB Keyboard works fine!
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