PS2 keyboard - Revizia istoricului

Cbira la 11 mai 2018 18:11

2018-05-11T18:11:06Z

Cbira la 11 mai 2018 18:10

2018-05-11T18:10:16Z

Cbira la 11 mai 2018 17:58

2018-05-11T17:58:59Z

Cbira: Pagină nouă: Keyboard connected to a PS2 interface communicates through two ports: * a clock port, which is constant 1 when the keyboard does not send data, and passes to 0 when the data port i...

2018-05-11T17:58:34Z

Pagină nouă: Keyboard connected to a PS2 interface communicates through two ports: * a clock port, which is constant 1 when the keyboard does not send data, and passes to 0 when the data port i...

Pagină nouă

Keyboard connected to a PS2 interface communicates through two ports:
* a clock port, which is constant 1 when the keyboard does not send data, and passes to 0 when the data port is a valid bit (which implies that the circuit will be sensitive to the negative front of that signal);
* A one-bit data port on which serial data is transmitted from the keyboard, valid on the negative signal of the clock signal.

Data port is bidirectional (you can read more about how it works in the Nexys 2 reference manual <ref> [http://digilentinc.com/Data/Products/NEXYS2/Nexys2_rm.pdf Nexys 2 Manual] </ ref >), but we are currently interested in the keypad transmission to the development board. At the touch of a key, the keyboard will send 11-bit code stamps representing:
* 1 start bit, which is always 0;
* 8 bits (1 byte = 1 byte), beginning with the most insignificant bit, representing a unique code associated with the key, hereinafter called '' scancode '';
* 1 parity bit, called 'checksum', which is 1 if the number of bits 1 in '' scancode '' is par;
* 1 stop bit, which is always 1;

'''Warning''': The '''Scancode''' is not the same as the ASCII code. The first one identifies a key, the second identifies a character.

The keyboard sends '' scancodes '' in the following situations:
* when a key is pressed, the scancode associated with that key is sent; some keys have an extended code that requires the transmission of two '' scancode '', and in this case the first code is always 8'hE0 (both codes will be transmitted respecting the 1 bit start protocol, 8 bit for ' 'scancode', 1 bit for 'checksum' and 1 stop bit, so for extended code keys, a total of 22 bits will be transmitted); if the key is held down, the code is retransmitted once to approximately 100ms;
* when a key is released, before the '' scancode '' of the key is transmitted '' scancode '' 8'hF0, which indicates that that key has been released.

Extracting the '' scancode '' from the input bit sequence is done using a [[Automat | automat]].

== Key Codes ==

[[File: scancodes.png | 500px]]

== References ==

<references/>

@@ Linia 15: / Linia 15: @@
 * when a key is released, before the '' scancode '' of the key is transmitted '' scancode '' 8'hF0, which indicates that that key has been released.
-Extracting the '' scancode '' from the input bit sequence is done using an [[Automata. | automata]].
+Extracting the '' scancode '' from the input bit sequence is done using an [[Automata | automata]].
 == Key Codes ==

@@ Linia 15: / Linia 15: @@
 * when a key is released, before the '' scancode '' of the key is transmitted '' scancode '' 8'hF0, which indicates that that key has been released.
-Extracting the '' scancode '' from the input bit sequence is done using an [[Automata | automata]].
+Extracting the '' scancode '' from the input bit sequence is done using an [[Automata. | automata]].
 == Key Codes ==