Focus FK-9000
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| FCC ID | FSQ4VYFK-9000 |
|---|---|
| Branding | Key Pro |
| Manufacturer | Focus Electronic |
| Layouts | ANSI |
| Keyswitches |
Alps SKCM White Alps SKCL Yellow Four-tab clones (white/yellow) |
| Interface | AT |
| Introduced | 1992 (FCC registration) |
The Focus FK-9000 is a Focus keyboard very similar to the Focus FK-5001. The primary difference is that the lock keys have integrated LEDs, while the FK-5001 has an LED cluster at the top.[1] Also, there is a Key Pro logo printed where the Focus model number would normally be; "FK-9000" is written on the label on the bottom.
The calculator toggle key—that switches between calculator and numeric keypad—is latching, and may be an Alps lock switch on keyboards with genuine Alps switches. However, the Focus FK-8000 is confirmed to use a Futaba lock switch.
Switches
- Alps SKCM White switches for most keys, but SKCL Yellow switches with integrated LEDs for the lock keys.[2]
- Four-tab clones (also white and yellow as above)
Gallery
Four-tab clone version
Top
Rear
Programmable function (PF) keys
Calculator as part of the numeric keypad
Rear label
Function key strip holder
Four-tab unidentified Alps clones
References
- ↑ JPEGbay — Focus FK-9000 Keypro Keyboard IBM AT/XT Vintage Rare (Wayback Machine) (most pictures gone) Archived 2019-04-14.
- ↑
Geekhack — Focus FK-9000 Review & Analysis(DEAD!) (topic has been discarded)
