That's not a PS/2 keyboard. It was meant for early Silicon Graphics workstations, such as the Indigo and the Onyx. It uses different voltages (9V) and signals, since it was meant to daisy chain a mouse. Pluggin a PS/2 keyboard in one of those workstations that didn't use PS/2 (later ones such as the Indigo2, the O2, Octane and Onyx2 used PS/2) broke a fuse inside the workstations. So, you would need a different converter to use it over USB
@mrminhphuc154 жыл бұрын
Hi, how can you use it in the modern computer? I am looking for a converter but no luck.
@DVRC3 жыл бұрын
I left a comment in the video right now, I hope it can be useful somehow
@mrminhphuc153 жыл бұрын
@@DVRC It was helpful for sure. I actually bought the pcb of another granite version and replace it to work on mondern computer. I really like the curvy design of this case.