Everex PER-00120-00

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Everex PER-00120-00
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Model no. PER-00120-00
Part number 116920-001
FCC ID AQ5RT-72511
Branding Everex
Manufacturer NMB
Layouts 101 Key ANSI
Keyswitches Hi-Tek Series 725
Interface XT/AT switchable
Rollover NKRO
Weight 1750g

Summary

The Everex PER-00120-00 is an OEM branded NMB 4th Generation keyboard using NMB Hi-Tek 725 switches. Black, clicky, two eye switches for all keys except the spacebar, which uses a blue, click, two eye switch. Curiously, the black switches are a random mix of earlier small eye switches with the later large, stepped eye switches. The 101 key layout is based on the standard IBM Model M, but uses the Big-Ass Enter and 1u Backspace from the IBM 84 key AT keyboard.

Features

The 116920-001 has several features that differentiate it from most other 4th Generation NMB/Hi-Tek keyboards.

Dual PCBs

The main PCB holds the switch matrix while the smaller, controller PCB hold the control logic including the 8049 microcontroller and 74 series logic used to drive and multiplex the switch matrix.

NKRO

The switch matrix uses diodes to prevent ghosting and provide N-Key rollover.

Keycap and Case Color

The Everex branded keyboards use a case and keycap color scheme which differs that used on NMB branded keyboards.

Case Color

The case is a lighter, cream like color compared to the beige NMB color.

Keycap Color

The modifiers use the same light grey color as the alphas. This color is identical to the standard color used for alphas on other NMB keyboards. In addition, the Ctrl, Alt and Shift keys use red,blue and green legends respectively. The number keys of the keypad use a color which is much whiter than the standard alpha color. The following image shows a few sample keycaps from the Everex installed on a NMB RT-8255C+. The keys from the Everex are F12, Right Ctrl, Numpad 6. The F12 is the same color. The right Ctrl is lighter. The numpad 6 is whiter.

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