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-# IBM 5291 keyboard converter
-[IBM 5291](https://deskthority.net/wiki/IBM_Model_F#IBM_5291_Keyboard)
-A converter for the eponymous keyboard.
-Keyboard Maintainer: [Listofoptions](https://github.com/listofoptions)  
-Hardware Supported: IBM 5291, Teensy 2.0  
-Make example for this keyboard (after setting up your build environment):
-    make converter/ibm_5291:default
-    
-See the [build environment setup](https://docs.qmk.fm/#/getting_started_build_tools) and the [make instructions](https://docs.qmk.fm/#/getting_started_make_guide) for more information. Brand new to QMK? Start with our [Complete Newbs Guide](https://docs.qmk.fm/#/newbs).
-The pinout is as follows:
-IBM−5291−Cable to Pinhead−14 
-| pin | description
----|------------------------
-1 | GND   
-2 | NC    
-3 | GND   
-4 | GN)   
-5 | +5V   
-6 | D0    
-7 | D1    
-8 | D2    
-9 | D3    
-10| D4    
-11| D5    
-12| D6    
-13| Strobe
-14| Out   
-The pins on this connector are organized  
-![here](https://geekhack.org/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=48950.0;attach=36759;image)
-IBM−5291−2 Cable with DB15M connector
-| pin | description
----|-------------
-|1,2,3 | GND
-|4     | +5V
-|5     | D0
-|6     | D1
-|7     | D2
-|8     | D3
-|9     | D4
-|10    | D5
-|11    | D6
-|12    | Strobe
-|13    | Out
-|14    | PE 
-|15    | NC
-The above connector is actually numbered so it should be easier to determine
-where the needed connections are.
-To connect to the teensy, the following are pins are needed (if you should choose not set your own):
-* PB0 -> PB6 are connected to D0 -> D6
-* +5V is connected to the corresponding teensy pin
-* gnd is as well, only one of the gnd pins needs to be connected though.
-* strobe is connected to pin PD1
-* data is connected to PD0
-* PE does not need to be connected to anything, but it could also be connected to gnd 
-sources:
-    http://www.retrocomputing.eu/documents/5291_MaintenanceLibrary.pdf

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1	# IBM 5291 keyboard converter
2
3	[IBM 5291](https://deskthority.net/wiki/IBM_Model_F#IBM_5291_Keyboard)
4
5	A converter for the eponymous keyboard.
6
7	Keyboard Maintainer: [Listofoptions](https://github.com/listofoptions)
8	Hardware Supported: IBM 5291, Teensy 2.0
9
10	Make example for this keyboard (after setting up your build environment):
11
12	make converter/ibm_5291:default
13
14	See the [build environment setup](https://docs.qmk.fm/#/getting_started_build_tools) and the [make instructions](https://docs.qmk.fm/#/getting_started_make_guide) for more information. Brand new to QMK? Start with our [Complete Newbs Guide](https://docs.qmk.fm/#/newbs).
15
16
17	The pinout is as follows:
18
19	IBM−5291−Cable to Pinhead−14
20
21	\| pin \| description
22	----\|------------------------
23	1 \| GND
24	2 \| NC
25	3 \| GND
26	4 \| GN)
27	5 \| +5V
28	6 \| D0
29	7 \| D1
30	8 \| D2
31	9 \| D3
32	10\| D4
33	11\| D5
34	12\| D6
35	13\| Strobe
36	14\| Out
37
38	The pins on this connector are organized
39	![here](https://geekhack.org/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=48950.0;attach=36759;image)
40
41	IBM−5291−2 Cable with DB15M connector
42
43	\| pin \| description
44	----\|-------------
45	\|1,2,3 \| GND
46	\|4 \| +5V
47	\|5 \| D0
48	\|6 \| D1
49	\|7 \| D2
50	\|8 \| D3
51	\|9 \| D4
52	\|10 \| D5
53	\|11 \| D6
54	\|12 \| Strobe
55	\|13 \| Out
56	\|14 \| PE
57	\|15 \| NC
58
59	The above connector is actually numbered so it should be easier to determine
60	where the needed connections are.
61
62	To connect to the teensy, the following are pins are needed (if you should choose not set your own):
63
64	* PB0 -> PB6 are connected to D0 -> D6
65	* +5V is connected to the corresponding teensy pin
66	* gnd is as well, only one of the gnd pins needs to be connected though.
67	* strobe is connected to pin PD1
68	* data is connected to PD0
69	* PE does not need to be connected to anything, but it could also be connected to gnd
70
71	sources:
72	http://www.retrocomputing.eu/documents/5291_MaintenanceLibrary.pdf