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* Have wired/programmed teensy using Irongeek's code, it works just like his.
 
* Have wired/programmed teensy using Irongeek's code, it works just like his.
 
** Started with Teensy++ 2.0, but for some reason his code only works on Teensy 2.0  
 
** Started with Teensy++ 2.0, but for some reason his code only works on Teensy 2.0  
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===Found the keyboard i will use===
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Its my deck 82 which i have replaced all the keys with new ones.
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[http://farm3.staticflickr.com/2010/5711162587_af928cfa0c_b.jpg my deck 82]
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[http://farm4.staticflickr.com/3538/5711702866_3d73445a54_b.jpg when i was replacing all the keys]
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I also kinda want to install this on to one of my razor black widows, however I think the deck would be cool given how much work i have already put into it(i de-soldered all 82 keys(4 solder joints per) and then re-soldered new ones(another 4 joints) so a totally of 656 solder joints.
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===ToDo list===
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*Determine if its possible to pull the reset pin low by connecting to a digital i/o
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**This could be either direct connecting or via transistor pnp/npn depending on how it works.
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*Once I figure out the resetting, need to install onto the keyboard.
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*Continue work on software.
  
 
==Notes==
 
==Notes==

Latest revision as of 00:07, 3 February 2012

Creator:
thematthewknot
Status:
In the works
Born On:
22:40, 25 January 2012 (CST)
Last Updated:
00:07, 03 February 2012 (CDT)

Overview

This project is derived from Irongeek's homemade key logger he wrote a paper on. I will be changing the code and embedding the device inside of a keyboard.

Progress

  • Have acquired all needed parts.
  • Have wired/programmed teensy using Irongeek's code, it works just like his.
    • Started with Teensy++ 2.0, but for some reason his code only works on Teensy 2.0

Found the keyboard i will use

Its my deck 82 which i have replaced all the keys with new ones.

my deck 82

when i was replacing all the keys

I also kinda want to install this on to one of my razor black widows, however I think the deck would be cool given how much work i have already put into it(i de-soldered all 82 keys(4 solder joints per) and then re-soldered new ones(another 4 joints) so a totally of 656 solder joints.

ToDo list

  • Determine if its possible to pull the reset pin low by connecting to a digital i/o
    • This could be either direct connecting or via transistor pnp/npn depending on how it works.
  • Once I figure out the resetting, need to install onto the keyboard.
  • Continue work on software.

Notes

  • [1] Irongeek's original project