> The dongle, when inserted, pulls pin 26 low. This is the wake-up pin. The
> Newton will power-up at this point and do what it always does - scan the
> serial port for a keyboard. If a keyboard is connected to the dongle, it
> will be recognised and work.
>
> The SER-001 is functionally, no different to the existing serial
> port. It is not, however, a dongle and does nothing with pin 26.
> Regards,
>
> David Humphreys
> Designer of SER-001
Might there be a way to make a tiny utility/button that forces
a scan for the keyboard?
John
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