Postal security device with computer keyboard interface

Computer graphics processing and selective visual display system – Display peripheral interface input device – Including keyboard

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380 21, 705410, G09G 500

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060696168

ABSTRACT:
An system for interfacing a PSD to a computer is provided. The system includes a splitter that receives signals from a keyboard associated with the computer, and distributes those signals to both the computer and a keyboard monitoring circuit. The keyboard monitoring circuit converts the keyboard signals into keystroke information which is provided to the security controller in the PSD. Portions of the interface circuitry may be combined into the same housing as the PSD.

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United States Postal Service, Information Based Indicia Program Postal Security Device Specification, Jun. 13, 1996.

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