PC AT keyboard

For PC AT or newer:
- 8048 chip in the keyboard
- 8042 chip on the PC motherboard

Both are tiny 8-bit microprocessors, programmed to understand
simple one- or two-byte commands.

Features of the 8042 chip:
- I/O ports:
    60h read/write      Data register
    64h write           Command register
    64h read            Status register
- Can be in "AT mode" or "PS/2 mode", depending on the
  motherboard type. If your PC has a PS/2 mouse port,
  the 8042 uses PS/2 mode.
- "Output Port"; used for controlling the A20 gate, resetting
  the PC, etc. This port is written by 8042 command byte D1h,
  and read by command byte D0h
- "Input Port"; used for reading the status of the keyboard
  lock keyswitch (located on the front of many PCs). This port
  is read by 8042 command byte C0h
- The poorly-named "Command Byte register"; various functions.
  This register is written by 8042 command byte 60h, and
  read by 8042 command byte 20h

================================================================
8042 REGISTERS IN "AT MODE"
================================================================
Bits in 8042 Status register
    b7  PERR    parity error in data received from keyboard
    b6  RxTO    receive (Rx) timeout
    b5  TxTO    transmit (Tx) timeout
    b4  INH     keyboard communications inhibited
    b3  A2      0=60h was the port last written to, 1=64h was last
    b2  SYS     distinguishes reset types: 0=cold reboot, 1=warm reboot
    b1  IBF     input buffer full (data from host to keyboard)
    b0  OBF     output buffer full (data from keyboard to host)

Bits in 8042 Output Port (Table P0383 in PORTS.A)
    b7          1=keyboard data line pulled low (inhibited)
    b6          1=keyboard clock line pulled low (inhibited)
    b5          output buffer empty (xxx - input buffer NOT full?)
    b4          input buffer full (xxx - output buffer NOT empty?)
    b3          (undefined)
    b2          (undefined)
    b1          A20 gate on/off
    b0          reset the PC (THIS BIT SHOULD ALWAYS BE SET TO 1)

Bits in 8042 Input Port
    b7          1=keyboard inhibit switch is activated (locked)
    b6          display type switch status (1=color, 0=monochrome)
    b5          manufacturing setting (?)
    b4          external RAM (?)
    b3          (undefined)
    b2          (undefined)
    b1          (undefined)
    b0          (undefined)

Bits in Command Byte register (Table P0404 in PORTS.A)
    b7          (reserved)
    b6  XLAT    convert set 2 scancodes to set 1 ("IBM PC compatibility mode")
    b5  PC      ?
    b4  _EN     disables keyboard when set
    b3  OVR     1=override inhibit keyswitch
    b2  SYS     System Flag (same as b2 in Status register)
    b1          (reserved)
    b0  INT     enables IRQ 1 interrupt on keyboard IBF

================================================================
8042 REGISTERS IN "PS/2 MODE"
================================================================
Bits in 8042 Status register
    b7  PERR    parity error in data received from keyboard
    b6  TO      general timeout (Rx or Tx)
    b5  MOBF    mouse output buffer full
    b4  INH     keyboard communications inhibited
    b3  A2      0=60h was the port last written to, 1=64h was last
    b2  SYS     distinguishes reset types: 0=cold reboot, 1=warm reboot
    b1  IBF     input buffer full (data from host to keyboard)
    b0  OBF     output buffer full (data from keyboard to host)

Bits in 8042 Output Port
    b7          1=keyboard data line pulled low (inhibited)
    b6          1=keyboard clock line pulled low (inhibited)
    b5          enables IRQ 12 interrupt on mouse IBF
    b4          enables IRQ 1 interrupt on keyboard IBF
    b3          1=mouse clock line pulled low (inhibited)
    b2          1=mouse data line pulled low (inhibited)
    b1          A20 gate on/off
    b0          reset the PC (THIS BIT SHOULD ALWAYS BE SET TO 1)

Bits in 8042 Input Port
    b7          1=keyboard inhibit switch is activated (locked)
    b6          display type switch status (1=color, 0=monochrome)
    b5          manufacturing setting (?)
    b4          external RAM (?)
    b3          (undefined)
    b2          (undefined)
    b1          mouse data line
    b0          keyboard data line

Bits in Command Byte register
    b7          (reserved)
    b6  XLAT    convert set 2 scancodes to set 1 ("IBM PC compatibility mode")
    b5  _EN2    disables mouse when set
    b4  _EN     disables keyboard when set
    b3          (reserved)
    b2  SYS     System Flag (same as b2 in Status register)
    b1  INT2    enables IRQ 12 interrupt on mouse IBF
    b0  INT     enables IRQ 1 interrupt on keyboard IBF

================================================================
8042 CONTROLLER COMMANDS (from Table P0401 of PORTS.A)
================================================================
Before writing each byte of these commands to port 64h,
poll the status register (port 64h) until bit b1=0.

20h-3Fh         reads byte from 8042 RAM at address=lower 5 bits of command
                  The byte at address 0 is the "Command Byte".
60h-7Fh nn      writes byte nn to 8042 RAM at address=lower 5 bits of command
                  The byte at address 0 is the "Command Byte".

(xxx - It may be that only address 0 [the "Command Byte"] can be
read and written. In that case, only command bytes 20h and 60h
will work.)

90h-9Fh         write bottom 4 bits of command to bottom 4 bits of Output Port
A7h             disables PS/2 mouse port
A8h             enables PS/2 mouse port
A9h             self-test mouse interface, returns Result Byte (see below)
AAh             self-test 8042; returns 55h if success, FCh if failure
ABh             self-test keyboard interface, returns Result Byte (see below)
ADh             disables keyboard (sets b4 of Command Byte register)
AEh             enables keyboard (clears b4 of Command Byte register)
C0h         	reads Input Port
D0h         	reads Output Port
D1h nn      	writes Output Port
                  Important: bit 0 (system reset) should always be set here,
		  as the system may hang constantly. To reset the PC,
		  pulse b0 of the Output Port with command FEh instead.
D4h nn          send command byte to PS/2 mouse
DDh             disable A20 ("Vectra" method; see
                        http://www.execpc.com/~geezer/osd/boot/a20.asm)
DFh             enable A20 ("Vectra" method)
F0h-FFh     	pulse bit(s) of Output Port low for 6 microseconds.
                  If b0-b3 of the command is low, the corresponding bit
                  in the Output Port will be pulsed low. b0=system reset,
                  and should ALWAYS be PULSED low, never set low constantly.

================================================================
8048 KEYBOARD COMMANDS (from Table P0386 of PORTS.A)
================================================================
Before writing each byte of these commands to port 60h,
poll the status register (port 64h) until bit b1=0.
Unless otherwise noted: each command responds with FAh (ACKnowledge)
or FEh (Resend) after receiving each byte of the command.

EDh nn      	write LEDs. nn=
		    b2      Caps Lock
		    b1      Num Lock
		    b0      Scroll Lock
EEh             Echo, keyboard responds with EEh
F0h nn          Selects scancode set nn=1-3 or 0 to return current set.
                Only scancode set 2 is widely (and correctly) supported.
F2h             Read ID. Keyboard responds with ACK (FAh) and two optional
		ID bytes:
		    (none)	AT keyboard
		    83h ABh   	(?)
		    ABh 41h   	MF2, translation mode
		    ABh 83h   	MF2, pass-through mode
F3h nn          Set typematic (auto-repeat) rate/delay. nn=
		    b7      unused
		    b6..5   Repeat delay (00=250 msec ... 11=1000msec)
                    b4..0   Repeat rate (00000=30 Hz ... 11111=2 Hz).
F4h             Clears output buffer, enables keyboard
F5h             Disables keyboard, resets to defaults
F6h             Sets keyboard default typematic rate/delay and
                selects scancode set 2
F7h             [*] Make all keys make/typematic (auto-repeat; no break)
F8h             [*] Make all keys make/break (no typematic)
F9h             [*] Make all keys make-only (no typematic or break)
FAh             [*] Make all keys typematic/make/break
FBh nn          [*] Make one key make/typematic
                    nn is the key's Set 3 scancode
FCh nn          [*] Make one key make/break
FDh nn          [*] Make one key make-only
FEh             Resend previous byte (unless previous byte is FEh)
FFh             Reset 8048, do power-on self-test, return test result byte

[*] These functions work only when the keyboard is using scancode Set 3

Result Byte for interface self-tests (Table P0406 in PORTS.A)
Returned by controller commands A9h or ABh
    0           no error
    1           clock line stuck low
    2           clock line stuck high
    3           data line stuck low
    4           data line stuck high

non-key status bytes
--------------------
00h    Key detection error or buffer full.
AAh    Power-on/reset diagnostics successful.
E0h    (scancode sets 1 and 2) Prefix byte for "gray" keys
	(keys not on original 83-/84-key keyboard)
EEh    Sent in response to ECHO command.
F0h    (scancode sets 2 and 3) Prefix byte for break codes.
FAh    ACKnowledge; response to most commands.
FCh    Diagnostics failed (MF keyboard).
FDh    Diagnostics failed (AT keyboard).
	The keyboard stops scanning and waits for next command
	after returning code FCh or FDh
FEh    Last command was invalid or had parity error; resend it.
FFh    Key detection error or buffer full.

 

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