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== Commands == |
== Commands == |
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A PS/2 Keyboard accepts many types of commands. A command is one byte. Some commands have data byte/s which must be sent after the command byte. The keyboard typically responds to a command by sending either an "ACK" (to acknowledge the command) or a "Resend" (to say something was wrong with the previous command) back. |
A PS/2 Keyboard accepts many types of commands. A command is one byte. Some commands have data byte/s which must be sent after the command byte. The keyboard typically responds to a command by sending either an "ACK" (to acknowledge the command) or a "Resend" (to say something was wrong with the previous command) back. Don't forget to wait between the command, the data and the response from keyboard. |
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The commands that a PS/2 Keyboard accepts are: |
The commands that a PS/2 Keyboard accepts are: |
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