I appear to have killed my A1200 keyboard

[8 Bit Dreams]

Just want to add my 2cents - chaps name on Sellmyretro is Rich Mellor, knowing him and used his services for at least 13 years, always got an excellent quality products. He is very kind person, so may be worth to ask him what can be wrong with this membrane

[terriblefire]

It wasn’t from him.

[PaulJ_2.0]

I had the idea a while back to make a thin pcb that slots in to the connector to act as a buffer, so you can save the wear on those crappy membranes.
I don't suppose anyone knows if a .4mm board will insert?

[terriblefire]

The membrane ripped where it enters the keyboard.

I’ve ordered a USB adapter

[arananet]

im making a new membrane just like i did for the a600 on pcb (https://github.com/arananet/A600BlueKBMembranetoPCB). If you wait a little bit S it will be available soon.

[PaulJ_2.0]

im making a new membrane just like i did for the a600 on pcb (https://github.com/arananet/A600BlueKBMembranetoPCB). If you wait a little bit S it will be available soon.

That little header board is what I was talking about earlier. Do you sell them? Would save wear and tear on the membrane when constantly removing the keyboard.

[Aeberbach]

More permanent fix, and choose the way your keyboard feels by selecting the right switches:

https://github.com/aeberbach/A1200KB

This is the third revision of A1200 PCBs and I'm happy with it. Connects to A1200 mainboard with a 32-way ribbon cable and connector, these are still available from Mouse Electronics. All you have to do is trim off one of the connectors carefully with scissors. Mounts inside the A1200 case with 3D-printed rails.

[terriblefire]

Looks good!

[dalek]

Wow that's a cool project! Any idea if he will make them source open/freely available?

I don't speak Polish but I do speak Gerber