Huge wrote:
> On 2007-10-17, Dave <nowhere@nowhere.com> wrote:
>> Huge wrote:
>>> On 2007-10-16, Dave <nowhere@nowhere.com> wrote:
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>>>> Basically I have a US keyboard, but I'm in the UK. I'm trying to
>>>> ascertain if I can convert it to a UK keyboard, so it produces the pound
>>>> sign. If not, I'll have to buy one. I'll take it apart and check, but I
>>>> don't want to shut the machine down.
>>> I guess you've already had the answer to this, but a couple of other points;
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>>> - I have a UK keyboard on my SB2000, which has a GBP sign above the '3'. And the
>>> little door behind & below the 'Num Lock' has a set of dip switches behind it.
>>> they are set to; 10001. The KB is labelled "Type 6 USB".
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>> Is that 10001 going left to right, top to bottom, or what?
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> *grin*
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> It doesn't make any difference. There are 5 switches, and they're set;

I realised that later!!!!

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> OFF ON ON ON OFF
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> (Sorry, I got it bass-ackwards.)

I suspected you might have done.

I got the soldering iron out, and joined the first and last. It has
swapped some keys around, but still i get a #. I am going to take it
apart again and have another try, this time joining the 3 centre ones,
not the 2 outer ones.

Watch this space ...



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