Here's a fun keyboard. Clicks, tactile and uses magnets
There's a video at the bottom.
Siemens Tastatur 280 S 22241-F100-A12 GS 1 by triplehaata, on Flickr
Also has the biggest keycaps I've ever seen.
Siemens Tastatur 280 S 22241-F100-A12 GS 1 by triplehaata, on Flickr
It uses a unique type of magnetic reed switch that I haven't seen before.
When the poll becomes magnetized, it actuates the switch.
The switch is tactile due to an embedded piece of metal in the plastic housing that acts as the resistance. After the magnet attraction is overpowered, the magnetic field then actuates the reed switch. The embedded metal is likely why many of the switches have cracks all over the housing... Though they are all functional right now (not sure how much abuse they'd hold up to...).
Siemens Tastatur 280 S 22241-F100-A12 GS 1 by triplehaata, on Flickr
Siemens Tastatur 280 S 22241-F100-A12 GS 1 by triplehaata, on Flickr
Siemens Tastatur 280 S 22241-F100-A12 GS 1 by triplehaata, on Flickr
Siemens Tastatur 280 S 22241-F100-A12 GS 1 by triplehaata, on Flickr
Siemens Tastatur 280 S 22241-F100-A12 GS 1 by triplehaata, on Flickr
Siemens Tastatur 280 S 22241-F100-A12 GS 1 by triplehaata, on Flickr
Siemens Tastatur 280 S 22241-F100-A12 GS 1 by triplehaata, on Flickr
Siemens Tastatur 280 S 22241-F100-A12 GS 1 by triplehaata, on Flickr
Siemens Tastatur 280 S 22241-F100-A12 GS 1 by triplehaata, on Flickr
Siemens Tastatur 280 S 22241-F100-A12 GS 1 by triplehaata, on Flickr
Siemens Tastatur 280 S 22241-F100-A12 GS 1 by triplehaata, on Flickr
Siemens Tastatur 280 S 22241-F100-A12 GS 1 by triplehaata, on Flickr
Siemens Tastatur 280 S 22241-F100-A12 GS 1 by triplehaata, on Flickr
Siemens Tastatur 280 S 22241-F100-A12 GS 1 by triplehaata, on Flickr
Siemens Tastatur 280 S 22241-F100-A12 GS 1 by triplehaata, on Flickr
Siemens Tastatur 280 S 22241-F100-A12 GS 1
- HaaTa
- Master Kiibohd Hunter
- Location: San Jose, California, USA
- Main keyboard: Depends the day
- Main mouse: CST L-TracX
- Favorite switch: Fujitsu Leaf Spring/Topre/BS/Super Alps
- DT Pro Member: 0006
- Contact:
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- Main keyboard: A4 Tech KV-300H
- Main mouse: Newmen G7(MS-282OU)
- Favorite switch: Don't have it
- DT Pro Member: -
Wow, where did you get that?
- HaaTa
- Master Kiibohd Hunter
- Location: San Jose, California, USA
- Main keyboard: Depends the day
- Main mouse: CST L-TracX
- Favorite switch: Fujitsu Leaf Spring/Topre/BS/Super Alps
- DT Pro Member: 0006
- Contact:
Probably from Germany
- matt3o
- -[°_°]-
- Location: Italy
- Main keyboard: WhiteFox
- Main mouse: Anywhere MX
- Favorite switch: Anything, really
- DT Pro Member: 0030
- Contact:
ohmy! this thing is fantastic! I want to sleep over a bed of these keyboards!
HaaTa, you are a rockstar!
HaaTa, you are a rockstar!
- Muirium
- µ
- Location: Edinburgh, Scotland
- Main keyboard: HHKB Type-S with Bluetooth by Hasu
- Main mouse: Apple Magic Mouse
- Favorite switch: Gotta Try 'Em All
- DT Pro Member: µ
Another mad clicky monster, just what we like to see! Bizarrely, that nest of diodes may indeed be a matrix for rollover purposes. Very, very odd indeed.
From the sound of the recording, those metal inserts inside the caps really fly! Does it feel like a sudden snap, like buckling spring, or a smooth swing, like beam spring? I'm guessing the former.
From the sound of the recording, those metal inserts inside the caps really fly! Does it feel like a sudden snap, like buckling spring, or a smooth swing, like beam spring? I'm guessing the former.
- tentator
- Location: ZH, CH
- Main keyboard: MX blue tentboard
- Main mouse: Pointing Stick
- Favorite switch: Cherry MX Blue and Model F BS
- DT Pro Member: -
Sorry to Necropost but I also got this little gem but in white keycaps..
Do you have some suggestion about how to clean it? I'm a bit worried how to do it best, some keys are sticky, but the working ones are really outrageous, no beamspring no nothing IMHO..
so did you open and clean or lube some parts?
Do you have some suggestion about how to clean it? I'm a bit worried how to do it best, some keys are sticky, but the working ones are really outrageous, no beamspring no nothing IMHO..
so did you open and clean or lube some parts?