Some pretty old keyboards are connected to AT port, which looks a bit bigger than PS/2.
at-keyboard-connector
The 8-bit famicom clone SB2000 has a very nice keyboard, but it is with this AT connector so you can’t use it directly on modern PC (inc. laptops).
8 bit Famicom Clone keyboard AT port for SB2000 Subor
AT to PS2 connector
First, you would need to convert your AT to PS2 (which is more popular than AT but less popular than USB).
AT to PS2 connector (adapter)
PS2 to USB connector (adapter)
If you have a PS2 port on your PC, then the above connector (AT to PS2) would just work as fine. However, most PC no longer support PS/2 port, and therefore you would need to convert PS2 further to USB.
The following DOES NOT work. It is just a very simple connector (only power without data).
PS2 female to USB male connector does not work
The following works perfectly.
The correct PS2 to USB connector for keyboard
This also works like a charm. It looks pretty and is smaller and compact.
PS2 to USB Adapter
So, to sum up, a AT to PS2 connector plus a PS2 to USB (male) connector would work.
Use SB2000 AT keyboard at PC (laptop)
My new work station:
Use AT keyboard from 8-bit famicom clone on laptop
Is this mechanical keyboard?
sb2000-keyboard
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