I finally received the missing parts, and you were definitely right, there are no diodes or anything else in the keyboard. So I was able to figure out assignments and am now moving to the next step.
Thanks for your help.
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Teensy with TMK firmware in composite mode
Hello all,
As I'm trying to find some use to a dead laptop sitting around here, I came up with the idea to use it as a KVM for a server.
With the help of a dedicated controller board, I got the original LCD to display the server image via a standard VGA connection.
But now, I'm moving on to the ...
As I'm trying to find some use to a dead laptop sitting around here, I came up with the idea to use it as a KVM for a server.
With the help of a dedicated controller board, I got the original LCD to display the server image via a standard VGA connection.
But now, I'm moving on to the ...