Discussion forum for the BasicX family of microcontroller chips.
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hi everyone i bought a 4x4 keypad from jameco a while back and i can't figure out which pin goes to my ede1144 keypad encoder. there are 9 pins on the keypad and only 8 inputs into the keypad encoder. can anyone help? i scanned pictures of the keypad to give everyone an idea of what i am working with. the pin outs for the keypad encoder are these: 1 rs-232 output 2 baud 0=2400, 1=9600 3 connect to +5v 4 connect to +5v 5 digital ground 6 row 0 output 7 row 1 output 8 row 2 output 9 row 3 output 10 column 0 input 11 column 1 input 12 column 2 input 13 column 3 input 14 connect to +5v 15 oscillator connection 16 oscillator connection 17 data valid output 18 beeper output any help would be greatly appreciated! thanks. conrad |
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hi everyone i bought a 4x4 keypad from jameco a while back and i can't figure out which pin goes to my ede1144 keypad encoder. there are 9 pins on the keypad and only 8 inputs into the keypad encoder. can anyone help? i scanned pictures of the keypad to give everyone an idea of what i am working with. the pin outs for the keypad encoder are these: 1 rs-232 output 2 baud 0=2400, 1=9600 3 connect to +5v 4 connect to +5v 5 digital ground 6 row 0 output 7 row 1 output 8 row 2 output 9 row 3 output 10 column 0 input 11 column 1 input 12 column 2 input 13 column 3 input 14 connect to +5v 15 oscillator connection 16 oscillator connection 17 data valid output 18 beeper output any help would be greatly appreciated! thanks. here is the links to the pictures. http://us.f1.yahoofs.com/users/ea2ad688/bc/front.jpg?bc_tNg9AhZcDWWlC http://us.f1.yahoofs.com/users/ea2ad688/bc/back.jpg?bc_tNg9A2hLTmjhN conrad |
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Heheh. That little keypad is the same one I use. It is also the reason I don't buy any more from Jameco. They are "scalping" the PIC & "stamp" users with it. I have an older Jameco catalog that lists it for $6.95, I bought it from the next catalog for $7.50 and I though that was a bit pricey. They raised the damn price up to almost $15 on that little "surplus" keypad. I have shopped with Jameco since the 70's when they were known as "James Electronics". Darn shame too, they have some nice stuff. I don't recommend them anymore and I now only use BG Micro, DigiKey, Newark Electronics, All Electronics and Alltronics. And to boot, the damn thing didn't come with a pinout either. Yes I have the pinout. -----Original Message----- From: mixman1982 [mailto:] Sent: Tuesday, August 13, 2002 1:45 PM To: Subject: [BasicX] pins?? hi everyone i bought a 4x4 keypad from jameco a while back and i can't figure out which pin goes to my ede1144 keypad encoder. there are 9 pins on the keypad and only 8 inputs into the keypad encoder. can anyone help? i scanned pictures of the keypad to give everyone an idea of what i am working with. the pin outs for the keypad encoder are these: 1 rs-232 output 2 baud 0=2400, 1=9600 3 connect to +5v 4 connect to +5v 5 digital ground 6 row 0 output 7 row 1 output 8 row 2 output 9 row 3 output 10 column 0 input 11 column 1 input 12 column 2 input 13 column 3 input 14 connect to +5v 15 oscillator connection 16 oscillator connection 17 data valid output 18 beeper output any help would be greatly appreciated! thanks. here is the links to the pictures. http://us.f1.yahoofs.com/users/ea2ad688/bc/front.jpg?bc_tNg9AhZcDWWlC http://us.f1.yahoofs.com/users/ea2ad688/bc/back.jpg?bc_tNg9A2hLTmjhN conrad |
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I lost my notes so I had to go look at my code. Jameco "Scalper-1" Keypad pin-out: 1 = C0 2 = C1 3 = C2 4 = C3 5 = R0 6 = R1 7 = R2 8 = R3 9 = N/C The EDE1144 sends an ASCII CHR and here is the translation table: 48 = "1" 52 = "2" 56 = "3" 49 = "4" 53 = "5" 57 = "6" 50 = "7" 54 = "8" 65 = "9" 55 = "0" 69 = "2ND" 70 = "ENTER" 51 = "CLEAR" 67 = "UP ARROW" 68 = "DN ARROW" 66 = "HELP" -----Original Message----- From: mixman1982 [mailto:] Sent: Tuesday, August 13, 2002 1:45 PM To: Subject: [BasicX] pins?? hi everyone i bought a 4x4 keypad from jameco a while back and i can't figure out which pin goes to my ede1144 keypad encoder. there are 9 pins on the keypad and only 8 inputs into the keypad encoder. can anyone help? i scanned pictures of the keypad to give everyone an idea of what i am working with. the pin outs for the keypad encoder are these: 1 rs-232 output 2 baud 0=2400, 1=9600 3 connect to +5v 4 connect to +5v 5 digital ground 6 row 0 output 7 row 1 output 8 row 2 output 9 row 3 output 10 column 0 input 11 column 1 input 12 column 2 input 13 column 3 input 14 connect to +5v 15 oscillator connection 16 oscillator connection 17 data valid output 18 beeper output any help would be greatly appreciated! thanks. here is the links to the pictures. http://us.f1.yahoofs.com/users/ea2ad688/bc/front.jpg?bc_tNg9AhZcDWWlC http://us.f1.yahoofs.com/users/ea2ad688/bc/back.jpg?bc_tNg9A2hLTmjhN conrad |
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I just drafted up a 1" x 2" Printed Circuit Board that affixes right to
the back of the 9-pin header on the keypad. I might get ambitious and make a few this week if you're interested. http://www.j-com.net/EDE1144_PCB.PDF -----Original Message----- From: mixman1982 [mailto:] Sent: Tuesday, August 13, 2002 1:45 PM To: Subject: [BasicX] pins?? hi everyone i bought a 4x4 keypad from jameco a while back and i can't figure out which pin goes to my ede1144 keypad encoder. there are 9 pins on the keypad and only 8 inputs into the keypad encoder. can anyone help? i scanned pictures of the keypad to give everyone an idea of what i am working with. the pin outs for the keypad encoder are these: 1 rs-232 output 2 baud 0=2400, 1=9600 3 connect to +5v 4 connect to +5v 5 digital ground 6 row 0 output 7 row 1 output 8 row 2 output 9 row 3 output 10 column 0 input 11 column 1 input 12 column 2 input 13 column 3 input 14 connect to +5v 15 oscillator connection 16 oscillator connection 17 data valid output 18 beeper output any help would be greatly appreciated! thanks. here is the links to the pictures. http://us.f1.yahoofs.com/users/ea2ad688/bc/front.jpg?bc_tNg9AhZcDWWlC http://us.f1.yahoofs.com/users/ea2ad688/bc/back.jpg?bc_tNg9A2hLTmjhN conrad |