| BBS64: 5-octave keyboard controller |
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BBS stands for Bus Bar Scanner. This is the scanner for keyboards using switches with single common contact for all keys in a keyboard, like usualy used in older organ consoles. The BBS boards come in different sizes, most commonly with 64 inputs and as BBS32 for 32 inputs. Features:
All BBS boards can be powered from 3 AA cells or external power source (3-5V). Keyboard is connected to black 16-pin connectors shown in the picture, using easy to make IDC plugs and ribbon cable (ribbon cable and plugs is not part of the delivery). One connector covers individual poles of 16 keys. There is one scanner input, that lests you expand kesy range by additional 16 to 128 keys depending on type of scanner chosen. This way you can easy build 2 or 3 keyboard controller. Common pole of all switches - the bus bar, usually present in form of 1-2mm thick rod, can be connected to GND (0V), or +5V depending on version ordered. Diagrams below show the pinout and keys connection.
Download user manual (eng) How to order The board is no longer available. It has been replaced by MBBS If you still would like to get BBS64, email for details. |
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