BTC 5060
This article requires photographic illustration — more variants, especially anything with other than BTC switches. |
Model no. | BTC-5060 |
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FCC ID | E5X5R5BTC-5060AT |
Branding | BTC, Hyundai |
Manufacturer | BTC |
Layouts | F AT |
Keyswitches |
BTC foam and foil Others TBD |
Interface | AT |
Years of production | 1986-1987[Citation needed] |
BTC-5060 is a clone of the IBM Personal Computer AT keyboard keyboard.
The upper portion of the case is injection molded with brass threaded inserts. The rear cover is plated steel with a black, textured, painted finish. The two-position feet consist of metal loops that lock into indentations in a plastic mounting block.
Variants with BTC foam and foil switches have them mounted in steel cadmium plated steel. The top surface is painted black. The large key stabilizers are attached to the underside of the plate. The space bar stabilizer uses a plastic bar instead of a metal wire. The single-sided PCB has a set of rectangular capacitive pads for each switch. The switches consist of 3 components: housing, plunger and return spring. The plunger is made of a slightly pink plastic. A foam disc is attached to the plunger with adhesive. The foam pad has a film of foil attached to the PCB facing side.
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Variants
So far the following variants have been spotted.
FCC ID | Model | Keycaps | Switch | Layout | Mfg date | Notes |
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E5X5R5BTC-5060AT | BTC-5060 | ? | BTC foam and foil | US English | 1986 | |
? | BTC-5060 | Some double-shots, and possibly dye sublimated legends |
? | Swedish | ? | Hyundai branded; Cherry MX mount sliders[1] |
E5X5R5BTC-5060AT[Note 1] | BTC-5060AT | Double-shot | ? | US English | ? | Keytronic style/compatible sliders, PCB marked "BTC 5060 KB REV 5.0"[2] |
Footnotes
- ↑ Information specified on the packaging.
Gallery
BTC-5060 with BTC foam and foil switches, US layout
References
- ↑ Deskthority — [IC] NIB BTC Keyboards [Swedish doubleshots - MX compatible] Retrieved 2024-03-18.
- ↑ Geekhack — Blue Chip BTC-5060 vs non-branded version? Posted 2014-09-13. Retrieved 2024-03-18.