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DA:

My keyboard is a UK keymap Viglen keyboard which is a rebranded Ceratech Accuratus ACK-260.

Are you implying you've got the keyboard adapter and the arrow keys work with a US keyboard?

I've given the Uzenet demo a quick go too and again the arrow keys don't work but also backspace and delete don't work either.

Is it possible to use the Uzenet demo to telnet into a telnet server?

I built the keyboard adapter today. It seems to mostly work but it (unsurprisingly) uses a US keymap which clashes with my UK PS2 keyboard which isn't a big problem as they're pretty similar but the arrow keys don't work in the KeyboardDemo. Instead the arrow keys print numbers: Up = 8 Down = 2 Left...

I got my Uzebox joystick built yesterday and its fantastic! I have updated the first post with pics and the details. What are the hexagonal holes above the buttons? The case designer created it for a Brooks Ultimate Fighting Board and those holes are for the Start/Select/Menu/Turbo buttons. It woul...

I got my Uzebox joystick built yesterday and its fantastic! I have updated the first post with pics and the details.

There's no need to apologise for your detailed mental notes. Most of it goes over my head but others will understand more of it and its a valuable resource for your future self and other Uzebox devs and its good to know you're making progress. I solve most of my computing problems by writing it out ...

I think all Uze needs to know is that you were able to order all of the parts listed on the BOM without issue and that all of the component item numbers were still correct? I presume you bought them all from Digikey apart from the SNES connectors?

So it sounds like you are likely to be adding that as a change to the next UB PCB revision?

Have you got a current PCB rev TODO list anywhere Uze? There is a schematic section of the wiki TODO page but I suspect it isn't complete and some of its contents may even be invalid?

I should finally have the correct components to build my Uzebox/SNES/X16 joystick this weekend but I also want to be able to use the joystick with MAME under Linux which will require an adapter so I'm going to build the Daemonbite SNES USB adapter, as very poorly demonstrated in this video: https://...

Good work Uze!