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I noticed that a friend has a weird but spiffy partial ADB keyboard that I

want to try to make him give me, but I don't know if I have a way to get ti

into max. I have an iMate (ADB>USB adaptor) that I've never used that will

obviously connect the keyboard to the computer. How would I get that into

max? Might it just show up as a keyboard, or become visible via [hi]?

Powerbook G3/500 640/40 - Stilll great for audio!

Max/MSP, Live 4, DP4, & various hardware synths

I noticed that a friend has a weird but spiffy partial ADB keyboard that I
want to try to make him give me, but I don't know if I have a way to get ti
into max. I have an iMate (ADB>USB adaptor) that I've never used that will
obviously connect the keyboard to the computer. How would I get that into
max? Might it just show up as a keyboard, or become visible via [hi]?
Serial? Any ideas?

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cheese
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Powerbook G3/500 640/40 - Stilll great for audio!
Max/MSP, Live 4, DP4, & various hardware synths


adb-through-imate-into-max

You mean the old standalone numeric keypad (with or without function keys)? It'll probably show up as the same thing it shows up as when it's connected to a real ADB mac, assuming it doesn't need a custom driver.

I'm still using an old Apple extended keyboard via iMate, because I like the keyboard feel.

So to clarify, Max sees your ADB keyboard as a normal keyboard?

ADB through iMate into Max?