papodaca/Apple IIe keyboard pinout

## Apple IIe keyboard pinout
Coppied from here: http://apple2.info/wiki/index.php?title=Pinouts#Apple_.2F.2Fe_Motherboard_keyboard_connector

J16 (Numeric Pad)         J17 (Keyboard)
11      X5                X6      26 25   Y7
10      X6                SHFT*   24 23   Y6
9       X4                Y9      22 21   X4
8       X7                X3      20 19   X5
7       n/c               X1      18 17   X7
6       Y5                X2      16 15   RESET*
5       Y2                XO      14 13   GND
4       Y4                Y8      12 11   CNTL*
3       Y3                Y5      10 9    CAPLOCK*
2       Y1                Y4      8  7    SW0/OAPL
1       Y0                Y3      6  5    SW1/CAPL
                          Y2      4  3    +5V
                          Y1      2  1    Y0

        Main Keyboard   Numeric Keypad
        XO      X1      X2      X3  |   X4      X5      X6      X7
------------------------------------+--------------------------------
YO      ESC     TAB     A       Z   |   /       )       *       ESC
                                    |
Y1      1!      Q       D       X   |   DOWN    UP      LEFT    RIGHT
                                    |
Y2      20      W       S       C   |   0       4       8       (
                                    |
Y3      34      E       H       V   |   1       5       9       -
                                    |
Y4      4$      R       F       S   |   2       6       .       RETURN
                                    |
Y5      6"      Y       G       N   |   3       7       +       ,
                                    +----------------------------------
Y6      5%      T       J       M       \|      `~      RETURN  DELETE

Y7      7&      U       K       ,<      +=       P      UP       DOWN

Y8      8*      I       ;:      .>      0)       [{     SPACE   LEFT

Y9      9(      O       L       /?      -_       ]}      '"      RIGHT
Notes:
1)      This is the US layout
2)      Early //e keyboard ROMs had ? LEFT ESC RIGHT SPACE replacing
        the ESC DOWN UP LEFT RIGHT in the numeric keypad section of the
        above diagram
3)      If you want more details such as the influence of the Control and
        CAPS LOCK keys or the DVORAK layout see pages 7-16 and 7-17
        of Jim Sather's Understanding the Apple IIe.
4)      Unlike the ][ & ][+, the //e keyboard is completely passive with
        the decoder chip located on the motherboard.
5)      The +5v connection is to run the power light and the Open/Closed
        Apple switches.
6)      The SHIFT, CONTROL, CAPSLOCK and RESET switches simply ground the
        appropriate pin of the connector (RESET via the CTRL line if the
        jumpers are in the standard setting).
	Coppied from here: http://apple2.info/wiki/index.php?title=Pinouts#Apple_.2F.2Fe_Motherboard_keyboard_connector

	J16 (Numeric Pad) J17 (Keyboard)
	11 X5 X6 26 25 Y7
	10 X6 SHFT* 24 23 Y6
	9 X4 Y9 22 21 X4
	8 X7 X3 20 19 X5
	7 n/c X1 18 17 X7
	6 Y5 X2 16 15 RESET*
	5 Y2 XO 14 13 GND
	4 Y4 Y8 12 11 CNTL*
	3 Y3 Y5 10 9 CAPLOCK*
	2 Y1 Y4 8 7 SW0/OAPL
	1 Y0 Y3 6 5 SW1/CAPL
	Y2 4 3 +5V
	Y1 2 1 Y0

	Main Keyboard Numeric Keypad
	XO X1 X2 X3 \| X4 X5 X6 X7
	------------------------------------+--------------------------------
	YO ESC TAB A Z \| / ) * ESC
	\|
	Y1 1! Q D X \| DOWN UP LEFT RIGHT
	\|
	Y2 20 W S C \| 0 4 8 (
	\|
	Y3 34 E H V \| 1 5 9 -
	\|
	Y4 4$ R F S \| 2 6 . RETURN
	\|
	Y5 6" Y G N \| 3 7 + ,
	+----------------------------------
	Y6 5% T J M \\| `~ RETURN DELETE

	Y7 7& U K ,< += P UP DOWN

	Y8 8* I ;: .> 0) [{ SPACE LEFT

	Y9 9( O L /? -_ ]} '" RIGHT
	Notes:
	1) This is the US layout
	2) Early //e keyboard ROMs had ? LEFT ESC RIGHT SPACE replacing
	the ESC DOWN UP LEFT RIGHT in the numeric keypad section of the
	above diagram
	3) If you want more details such as the influence of the Control and
	CAPS LOCK keys or the DVORAK layout see pages 7-16 and 7-17
	of Jim Sather's Understanding the Apple IIe.
	4) Unlike the ][ & ][+, the //e keyboard is completely passive with
	the decoder chip located on the motherboard.
	5) The +5v connection is to run the power light and the Open/Closed
	Apple switches.
	6) The SHIFT, CONTROL, CAPSLOCK and RESET switches simply ground the
	appropriate pin of the connector (RESET via the CTRL line if the
	jumpers are in the standard setting).