Hi Folks,

Due to a forced move I lost much of my Amiga gear. I need new KB's for my A2000 & A4000T. I found a nice Cherry KB W/104 Keys for a PC. Question is I can't remember If I can Make the Windows keys Amiga keys or not, is that possible?

Chris

The Amiga Keyboard situation is ridiculous.

Last edited by QuikSanz on 05-Nov-2020 at 04:42 PM.

@QuikSanz

Lyra 3 BigBox with Lyra3tool should do what you want.

@Rose,

No mention of "Lyra3tool" but it looks ok as long as it remaps correctly. Thank you.

@QuikSanz

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QuikSanz wrote: @Rose, No mention of "Lyra3tool" but it looks ok as long as it remaps correctly. Thank you.

It's Thomas Richter's software to remap the keys. I think it's freely available.

Last edited by BigD on 06-Nov-2020 at 01:12 PM.

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@QuikSanz

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QuikSanz wrote: @Rose, No mention of "Lyra3tool" but it looks ok as long as it remaps correctly. Thank you.

http://aminet.net/package/driver/input/Lyra3Tool

Like BigD said, tool for reprogramming Lyra 3

@QuikSanz

I agree. Even a USB Amiga keyboard has yet to be invented. All we've seen is expensive knock offs and Kickstarters using a PC board as a base and don't even have an Amiga key layout! How hard can this be? I don't know how the price can bloat when it uses a PC keyboard and isn't built from the ground up.

What they need to do is use a Mac keyboard as a reference board. It's closer matched to the Amiga layout. And the end result is going to be expensive anyway. Of course, what's really needed is a cheap way of printing keys and/or keycaps. And then they need to modify the firmware to produce the correct codes.

And this isnt even a real modern Amiga keyboard that can plug into an Amiga yet!