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I have a buckling spring board here. I looked up the FCC ID it seems to belong to Can Technologies. There's even an entry in the wiki about the FCC ID but this keyboard is different. No model or manufacturer listed but it lists the same patent numbers. It's clearly newer as it has windows keys.

xxhellfirexx wrote: 12 Feb 2021, 09:42
Its some BTC foam and foil judging from the feet and back panel.

wiki/BTC_53_series

Thank you. That certainly fits the description.

Does anyone know anything about the Packard Bell T0303? I can't find anything at all.

But I need help identifying the DIN connector, it looks like it has 6 pins instead of 5.


Are you sure we aren't looking at a mini-DIN-6, that is, a regular old PS/2 connector, but zoomed in a lot?


Haha I feel silly. Yeah I think you are correct. The perspective with him holding it makes it ...

Well, this keyboard is identified as an "Ortek MCK-301W" But I need help identifying the DIN connector, it looks like it has 6 pins instead of 5. Can anyone help me figure out how I could get this working on a PC? Is there some kind of converter I can use? Also, these switches look like some kind of ...

Thanks for writing this up! I was wondering if anyone had recommendations for temperatures settings. I'm mainly worried about what temperature to clean keycaps and switch housings at.

I have one of these and I thought the board came in a yellow color rather than being yellowed because my entire board is uniform in color even on the inside. These pictures lead to me to believe this plastic yellowed for some other reason considering how much whiter and blotchy these pictures look ...

Does anyone have any info on an FC600 from Telex Computer Products?

TheInverseKey wrote: 28 Nov 2020, 01:40 This is a china based wyse re-brand keyboard. I have yet to see if one speaks the same protocol.

If it uses the RJ11, wouldn't it be Wyse 4P4C protocol? Or are you saying all the clones use different protocol? Once I get it I can open it up and see if there's any clues inside.

Looks like a Wyse clone.

Oh yeah cool. Thanks!

Aropa KT-1002 - Anyone know anything about this? Literally can not find a single thing about it with a google search. Looks like vintage blacks, can anyone confirm? EDIT: Opened the board up and the PCB says Chicony KT-1002/ KT-1003

Can anyone please help me identify this keyboard. I tried looking it up but I literally find nothing at all. Also, are these vintage blacks?

I recently obtained one of these at an E recycler. I took it apart and removed one of the switches. It appears that the switches themselves were manufactured by alps. There is a ridiculously small circle ALPS logo on the bottom of the switches that I had to use a magnifying glass to see.
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