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-# Stowaway Serial keyboard  to USB  protocol converter
-
-A converter for Palm Pilot era Stowaway serial keyboards. 
-
-Makes extensive use of the code from [cy384](https://github.com/cy384/ppk_usb). Ported to QMK by [milestogo](https://github.com/milestogo).
-
-Hardware Supported: See hardware section below  
-Hardware Availability: self-built
-
-Make example for this keyboard (after setting up your build environment):
-
-    make converter/palm_usb/stowaway: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).
-
-
-## Hardware
-
-Target MCU is ATMega32u4 but other USB capable AVRs should also work. 
-
-cy843 has a very specific way of wiring in order to fit all pins in sequence. It breaks
-qmk because  the Arduino softserial library uses different pins from QMK. 
-
-I've wired the pro micro  hardware as follows. 
-
-| Label | TX0 | RX1 | GND | GND |  2  |  3  |  4  |  5  |  6  |  7  |
-|  ---  | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
-| Palm  |     |     |  *  | GND | VCC | RX  | NC  | RTS | NC  | DCD |
-|  MCU  |     |     |     |     | D1  | D0  |     | C6  |     | E6  |
-
-\* The RX line from the keyboard should be conected to a ~10K ohm pull down resistor to ground.
-RX --|--3
-    10K
-     |
-    GND
-
-
-Power management is not implemented yet, this just reboots the keyboard frequently. 
-
-### Keyboards: 
-
-Think Outside Stowaway Keyboards
-There are at least 5 different versions of these keyboards out there. 
-
-Group 1: Palm 3, Palm 5 & HP Journada 540, and Compaq iPaq keyboards. These share
-the same RTS protocol, but with different pinouts for each device. 
-
-Group 2: Handspring keyboards. These don't do handshaking protocol, and use TTL signal. 
-Set HANDSPRING to 1 in config.h
-
-Group 3: IRDA models. Untested but theoretically serial.
-
-### Connectors
-
-See https://github.com/cy384/ppk_usb for wiring & sample 3d printable sockets.
-
-Only Palm3 wiring has been tested.  
-RXD pin is output from keyboard to MCU's RX. 
-
-Viewed from left to right with the keyboard in typing position. 
-
-Palm3: [NC, VCC, RXD, RTS, NC, NC, DCD, NC, NC, GND]
-Palm5: [NC, VCC, RXD, RTS, NC, NC, DCD, NC, NC, GND] (same order, different connector)
-Handspring: [VCC/TXD, NC, NC, NC, GND, NC, NC, RXD]
-Journada: [NC, NC, NC, GND, NC, RTS, NC, DTR/VCC, RXD, DCD, NC]   [GND-IN, VCC-IN]
-Ipaq:  [NC, NC, DTR/VCC, NC, NC, RTS, NC, RXD, DCD, GND, NC, NC]
-
-### Protocol
-
-    Signal: Asynchronous, Negative logic, 9600baud, No Flow control
-    Frame format: 1-Start bit, 8-Data bits, No-Parity, 1-Stop bit
-
-    AVR USART engine expects positive logic while stowaway keyboard signal is negative.
-    To use AVR UART engine you need external inverter in front of RX and TX pin.
-    Otherwise you can software serial routine to communicate the keyboard.
-
-This converter uses software method, you doesn't need any inverter part.
-
-
-Commands From System To Keyboard
-    none
-
-Commands From Keyboard To System
-
-    0xFA Reset/Ready Response(followed by 0xFD)
-     
-References
-
-* http://www.splorp.com/pdf/stowawayhwref.pdf
-
-### Todo
-- Test on anything but a palm 3 model keyboard. 
-- Change all of the soft serial to match the new Helix based code so that it is easier
-to switch pins. 
-- The driver should check for a keyboard that pressed the delete key then disconnected. 
-Check every MAXDROP scans that the keyboard is there, and if not, clear the matrix. 
-Not implemented yet, since matrix scan is so much faster than serial.