>Fixed.
>Pulled back off, noticed that a connector was seated ever so slightly off,
>pushed it in. Now I have shift back. I then mistakenly thought that the rest
>of the day would go well. Can't have everything.
>Adam
>
At 3:58 PM +1000 12/7/02, Adrian Smith wrote:
>Can you describe in a little more detail which connector you are
>talking about?
At 4:27 PM +1000 13/7/02, adam buzza wrote:
>I asume Newt keyboards are the same.
>The one next to the lead that goes to the newt. I'm looking at it closely
>now. It even now isn't quite right, but I'm not going to mess with it. The
>conector was sitting at an angle "not plugged in properly", so I just pushed
>it so it was seated better. But looking at it now, I can see that the "tape"
>cable is not going into the connector straight. If I have a problem in the
>future I will unplug, reseat the tape, and plug back in. These conections
>are sometimes very difficult to work with. Be carful not to buggar the tape.
>Good luck with yours.
>Adam Buzza
No luck here :(
My connectors look fine - I even unplugged them removed the tape
completely and put it back in. Everything still works fine except for
the shift keys.
Oh well, at least there were a few hours there when I thought I might
get it working again...
Adrian
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