geekhack
geekhack Community => Keyboards => Topic started by: Blaise170 on Fri, 22 May 2015, 23:09:35
-
(http://i.imgur.com/r5OFfpA.png)
Got this the other day. Has a spring underneath the keycap. Looks like it is probably a cheap slider over rubber dome but it doesn't feel bad to type on.
-
I wonder where that keyboard has been, yuk...oh you were asking about a switch type: I say yes, it is definitely a place where a key goes, my money is on membrane...any other pictures?
-
Rubber dome.
-
That is most probably a Key Tronic foam and foil (http://deskthority.net/wiki/Key_Tronic_foam_and_foil) switch.
If there is a model number and it starts with an E and then four or eight digits then it is definitely a Key Tronic keyboard.
They are capacitative so they should have n-key rollover. The foam discs have sometimes deteriorated too much in older keyboards so that they no longer work - but there are ways to make new foam discs at home, or buy from eBay.
-
That is most probably a Key Tronic foam and foil (http://deskthority.net/wiki/Key_Tronic_foam_and_foil) switch.
If there is a model number and it starts with an E and then four or eight digits then it is definitely a Key Tronic keyboard.
They are capacitative so they should have n-key rollover. The foam discs have sometimes deteriorated too much in older keyboards so that they no longer work - but there are ways to make new foam discs at home, or buy from eBay.
Yep looks exactly the same to me. Keyboard is a Harris-Lanier 301-2100. The only other marking besides serial number is this one. F/N: ET3182A51-C