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I'm new to this sooo u can get ticked at my questions if u want and ill just split. But if you dont mind, ur help would be appreciated. Im lookin into micro controllers such as a stamp2 from parallax.com. But any would be cool. I was wondering if it is possible to program a chip so that u could directly hook a PS/2 keyboard. Or if you could do a monochrome output. or mono for that matter.
 
Yes, it is possible.
 
Thanks

which one?
and how?
Ive been reading up on parity bits and stop/start bits for like keyboards. but like, what is clock?
 
There is no clock.
PS2 is a generic serial protocol. The baud rate is usually 9600 baud. By the way Basic stamps suck =) use PIC's or AVR's. They're a little more complicated but a LOT more capable.
 
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Basic Stamp for PS2 - Also the Parallax Propeller chip

I have been programming with Basic Stamp IIs and SX-28 from Parallax for a couple of years now. You can connect a PS2 keyboard up but it would greatly help with a decoder chip for this otherwise most of your coding will go into only this. Have you been to the Parallax forum yet?

You may also want to look at their new "Propeller" chip which does do NTSC video, VGA video and PS2 keyboarding with custom coding already done for you.

Tim
 
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