Hi Paul
I agree.??? I got concerned that the thread would get hijacked using
Harvey's description.?????? HP-HIL is the "human Interface Loop" for
keyboards and the like, and HP-IL is the "low power" loop to
transfer data between instruments and other peripherals, sort of
like a low power, serial version of HP-IB.??? Entirely different!??? So
just to set the record straight.....
Daun
On 7/9/2017 5:18 PM, 'Paul Bicknell'
paul@... [hp_agilent_equipment] wrote:
???
Hi Daun???
???
I hope we are
all???????????????
???talking HP-HIL??????
keyboards???
to go with the 9000 / 100 / 200 / 300 computers and
the 70 K??????
MMS???????????? 70004 display
Paul B
???
???
Are we talking about
HPIL, or HP-HIL here???????
These are two completely different things!
Daun
On 7/9/2017 3:31 PM, Harvey White madyn@...
[hp_agilent_equipment] wrote:
???
On Sun, 9 Jul 2017 17:19:49 +0000
(UTC), you wrote:
>
>Hi Harvey,
>You should take a look at this on ebay,
not my listing.
>
Thanks for the info. The only things I have
that uses HPIL are two HP
old pocket computers. I think one of my very
old logic analyzers used
HPIL, but that's all I have. Those little
pocket computers are not
currently functioning, though.
One of those attribution things.
Harvey
>
>HP HIL PS2 Mouse Keyboard Adapter Module
frre shipping | eBay
>
>| $ 39.99 | |
>
>HP HIL PS2 Mouse Keyboard Adapter Module
frre shipping | eBay
> Selling a used working HP HIL PS2 Mouse
Keyboard Adapter Module frre
shipping to lower 48 states only. | eBay! |
|
>
>
> On Sunday, July 9, 2017 9:16 AM,
"Harvey White madyn@...
[hp_agilent_equipment]"
wrote:
>
>
> ??? On Sun, 9 Jul 2017 12:54:13 +0100,
you wrote:
>
>>Hi all
>>
>>
>>Just a follow on from the E mail
below so thank you to the author I
>>believe is named Bruno
>>
>>Did someone offer to make an inter
face between different keyboards eg
(
>>mine din or USB ) to HP-HIL USB
>>
>>
>>Also Digi key is a new company to me
and although they have the
connectors
>>is there any way of getting a better
price
>
>The major distributors are Mouser,
Digikey, Hamilton-Avnet. You might
>want to look at surplus distributors
such as All Electronics,
>Electronics Goldmine, and (not quite a
surplus distributor) Jameco.
>
>I've dealt with all of them, they're
quite reliable. Sometimes prices
>for the major distributors do vary a
bit, but be sure to figure in
>shipping and taxes as well.
>
>Harvey
>
>>
>>As i require 2 HP-HIL Keyboard leads
>>
>>
>>Best Regards Paul B
>>
>>
>>From: hp_agilent_equipment@...
>>[mailto:hp_agilent_equipment@...]
>>Sent: 05 April 2017 16:45
>>To: hp_agilent_equipment@...
>>Subject: [hp_agilent_equipment] Re:
HP 9000 300 & HP-HIL keyboard
>>
>>
>>The TE Connectivity AMP Connectors
1-1761184-1 and 5-1761184-1 seem to
match
>>the HP-HIL cable connectors.
>>
>>
>><
>>ocNm=1761184&DocType=Customer+Drawing&DocLang=English>
>>&DocNm=1761184&DocType=Customer+Drawing&DocLang=English
>>
>>
>>Where 1-1761184-1 has the "A" key
for the One-Dot cable end
and 5-1761184-1
>>has the "E" key for the Two-Dot
cable end.
>>
>>
>>These appear to be a stocked item at
Digikey and likely similar:
Mouser,
>>Arrow, etc.
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>Other manufacturer may be using the
same SDL, Plug Modular Connector 4
>>Positions Position Shielded Crimp
connectors for products other than
HP-HIL.
>>
>>
>>I happened to have an IBM Point of
Sale LCD Display that uses the
"A" keyed
>>connector for it's
receptacles/cables though it likely uses
RS-485 vs.
>>HP-HIL. similar to:
>>
>>I tried the "A" (One-Dot) end of an
HP-HIL in the receptacle
of the LCD
>>display and it made good electrical
contact and mechanically latched.
The
>>IBM SDL cable that I have has "A"
connectors on both ends and
it has a
>>different pinout than the HP-HIL
cable. Still, similar IBM POS cables
might
>>be used for the "A" end of HP-HIL
cable or by remapping the
the wiring and
>>hacking the "A" key to fit in a "E"
receptacle.
>>
>>
>>I provide this to add to the
discussion and possibly stimulate others
>>research/evaluation. I make no
claims to suitability/accuracy/etc. I
don't
>>represent any of the vendors.
>>
>>
>>I thought I had an HP-HIL keyboard
that I might use to help develop a
"real"
>>PS/2 to HP-HIL converter, but it was
an HP PS/2 keyboard with modular
>>cables. Also, my plan use for my
logic analyzer with HP-HIL is as spare
>>parts for a newer logic analyzer
with PS/2. So, my converter plans are
>>suspended.
>>
>>
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