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 This project aims to provide a (near) universal ASCII keyboard for vintage computers.  Home computers of the 1970's typically either polled a switch matrix, or interfaced to a parallel ASCII keyboard via a parallel port.
 
-The keyboard will allow use of Cherry MX keys, or Futaba MD-4PCS keys.
-
-The keyboard supports diodes per-switch for true N-key rollover, or 
-per-row (like the OSI).
+The keyboard will allow use of Cherry MX keys, or Futaba MD-4PCS (aka eorge Risk KBM-01-01) keys.
 
 The keyboard is designed using KiCad in order to be the most useful for anybody wishing to modify the keyboard for more specific uses, or to add to the project.
 
-Goals for the keyboard:
-
-- Drop in replacement for Ohio Scientific polled keyboards
--- Done: drop in for OSI 542 (untested). 
--- Done: keycap set available
--- To do: module for advanced 542B/C features
-
-- Drop in replacement for Apple II keyboard
---To do: Add-in ASCII module required
---To do: Add power light and power light cover
---To do: Special Apple keycaps needed.
-
-- Standard ASCII parallel keyboard
--- Done: Keycap set available
--- To do: Add-in ASCII keyboard
+This keyboard project so far consists of:
+- A classic retro-style ASCII keyboard, modeled after the ADM-3A keyboard, which can be also be populated to fit perfectly in an Apple II/II+ case, or an OSI case.
+- A keyscan/decoder interface module that can output parallel ASCII, and can be adapted for other protocols.
+- An OSI-compatible interface module.