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IIRC most keyboards are not multilayered except for strength. You should be able to trace the circuit by eye and use a jumper wire from the key connection. The ones I played with ran a simple matrix but that was years ago. It can't be too hard.
Carl
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From: Peter A. Peterson II [mailto:pedro@tastytronic.net]
Sent: Monday, March 26, 2001 11:22 AM
To: luni@luni.org
Subject: Re: [LUNI] OT: Soldering Irons...
Quoting Longmire Carl-W14222:
> With enough dedication anything can be done. Ask yourself how important it
> is and whether you have any old junk around to experiment with first.
I'm actually trying to gather up an older "circuit board" keyboard to
play with first. :) Given that I'm goign to be cutting through the
traces on the board, what's the best way to solder to that without
burning up the trace? Should I drill the board and dip the wires
through? Or are those boards generally multi-layer?
Peter
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