COMMODORE 64 USB KEYBOARD FOR BMC64 w Atmega32u4 for Commodore

You are buying a COMMODORE 64 USB KEYBOARD FOR BMC64 w Atmega32u4  for Commodore BMC64 project. 

Programmed Atmega32u4 included

Keyboard faceplates included. Green and white.

Bolts included

You will need a USB C cable as this is not included.

This has been assembled and tested.

Although I can\'t provide any links, you can go to pcbway and search for COMMODORE 64 USB KEYBOARD FOR BMC64 (Poor man\'s \"Keyrah\" )

You can also search for Randy Rossi for the BMC64 Project.

This is not my project. I offer no Support.

No Support offered and sold ASIS.

Ships to continental USA only. No International. No P.O. Boxes.

No Returns. Payment due on purchase.

 From the designer description:

Commodore 64 USB keyboard is a mini DIY C64 keyboard for Bare Metal C64 project and WinVICE emulator version 2.4.27 This PCB works as a USB Tactile Commodore 64 Keyboard. It can be recognized by both Vice emulator for Windows (version 2.4.27) and BMC 64 emulator. There is an Arduino Pro Micro (Atmega32u4) slot on the PCB where arduino is used to convert the key input through USB as a USB keyboard device. Keyboard matrix conversion is done by “Poor Man’s Keyrah” project by mcgurk which uses Soarer\'s Keyboard Controller firmware. After flashing the Pro Micro and following the “setup” section on the link, you can directly apply the Pro Micro the the PCB to use. In the Vice (version 2.4.27) or BMC64 emulators you need to set the keyboard to “Positional” to use all the characters correctly. Vice emulator: - Settings - Keyboard Settings - Positional BMC64 emulator: - Menu - Keyboard Mapping - Positional