T tim_l_012 New Member Aug 8, 2003 #1 Hi All, I was wondering how I could get my computer to start, by only entering the right key combination into a matrix scan keypad. The keypad I would be using is from Dick Smith Electronics: http://www.dse.com.au/cgi-bin/dse.storefront/3f34544001cb957e273fc0a87f9c06e9/Product/View/P7810 If anyone could tell me how I would go about this, it would be much appreciated. Thanks in advance,
Hi All, I was wondering how I could get my computer to start, by only entering the right key combination into a matrix scan keypad. The keypad I would be using is from Dick Smith Electronics: http://www.dse.com.au/cgi-bin/dse.storefront/3f34544001cb957e273fc0a87f9c06e9/Product/View/P7810 If anyone could tell me how I would go about this, it would be much appreciated. Thanks in advance,
T tim_l_012 New Member Aug 8, 2003 #2 Anyone have any ideas? all I need to do is pass 5v through a wire, so long as the code is correct. Thanks in advance,
Anyone have any ideas? all I need to do is pass 5v through a wire, so long as the code is correct. Thanks in advance,
Electric Rain New Member Aug 28, 2003 #3 Alright, three things: 1. How many keys do you want on your keypad? 2. Are you willing to open your computer? 3. What kind of switch does your computer use to turn on? I should be able to help you if you give me this information. :wink:
Alright, three things: 1. How many keys do you want on your keypad? 2. Are you willing to open your computer? 3. What kind of switch does your computer use to turn on? I should be able to help you if you give me this information. :wink:
ivancho New Member Aug 29, 2003 #4 You can use a PIC conected to the keypad and read the inputs compare it to a Code in the PIC. And activates a relay or switch. Some useful information --- Quick & Simple --- 16-Key Serial Keypads Ivancho
You can use a PIC conected to the keypad and read the inputs compare it to a Code in the PIC. And activates a relay or switch. Some useful information --- Quick & Simple --- 16-Key Serial Keypads Ivancho