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Features Key Tronic Reliability The KB 101 is designed for reliability and durability, using microprocessor electronics and solid-state capacitive swi

Introduction User's Guide Overview Appendix A, Technical Reference, includes keyboard interface information, scan code listings, and a summary of

Section 2 INSTALLATION Section 2 provides illustrated step-by-step instmctions for installing the KB 101™ keyboard. This section also describes how t

Keyboard Installation The KB 101 keyboard is preset to function with en-hanced PC/XT^", AT* and PS/2™ Models. If your present IBM keyboard has 10

Installation Keyboard Installation Step 2. Unplug your existing keyboard and replace it with your KB 101 keyboard. Insert the 5-pin keyboard connector

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Installation Mode Switch Settings The KB 101 contains a mode switch that allows the keyboard to operate in four modes: • Enhanced XT, AT and PS/2 (fac

Mode Switch Settings Enhanced XT/AT and PS/2 Models (Factory Setting) Standard AT Switch 1 Switch 2 Switches 3-8 Amstrad OFF OFF OFF Switch 1 ON Switc

Section 3 USING THE KEYBOARD Section 3 identifies the major areas of the keyboard. A description of each area is given and the function of each specia

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Notices The infomiation contained in the KB 101 User's Guide is the property of Key Tronic Corporation and may not be copied, photocopied, reprod

Using the Keyboard Function Key Area Note: The System Request function is performed only when the keyboard is configured in AT mode. The System Reques

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Numeric Keypad The Num Lock LED indicates whether the keypad is in numbers mode (LED is ON) or in cursor control mode (LED is OFF). The grey keys: /,

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Using the Keyboard Typewriter Area The non-character keys located in the typewriter area are described below. ^ ^ 4-J Enter l£ ^ Shift \L \ The Backsp

Typewriter Area 7\ V—^ The Alternate (Alt) key can be used in combination with other keys to obtain different characters or key functions. For example

Using the Keyboard Keyboard Height Adjustment The KB 101 keyboard can be adjusted to two different positions, level and tilted, by positioning the adj

Section 4 KEYBOARD MAINTENANCE Cleaning the Keyboard Section 4 describes how to clean the KB 101™ keyboard and how to purchase keyboard protection acc

Warning This equipment generates and uses radio frequency energy and if not installed properly, that is in strict accordance with the manufacturer&apo

Modifying the Key Feel While Key Tronic prides itself on its keyswitch technol-ogy that provides a consistent, positive tactile response, some users m

Appendix A TECHNICAL INFORMATION The Technical Information Appendix includes the following information: • Keyboard interface information describing th

Scan Code Processing Note: The infonnation that follows gives an overview of how scan codes are generated at the keyboard. Refer to the ^propriate IBM

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Technical Information Keyboard Specifications The KB 101 keyboard has the following specifications: Electrical Data: Max. input power Rollover Serial

Appendix B CUSTOMER SUPPORT INFORMATION The Customer Support Information Appendix includes the following information: • How to obtain technical assist

Technical Assistance European customers who need technical assistance or encounter keyboard problems should contact an author-ized Key Tronic Distribu

Customer Support Information Return for Repair Procedure If a keyboard proves to be defective you may retum it to Key Tronic for repair. To qualify fo

Retum for Repair Procedure Step 3. Keyboards retumed to Key Tronic for repair must be shipped prepaid. It is recommended that the keyboard be insured

Warning If necessary the user should consult the dealer or an experienced radio/television technician for additional suggestions. The user may find th

Customer Support Information Limited Warranty Key Tronic Corporation warrants the products which it manufactures to be free from defects in materials

Limited Warranty EXCEPT AS EXPRESSLY SET FORTH ABOVE, NO OTHER WARRANTIES ARE EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, ANY IMPLIED WARRANT

Appendix C GLOSSARY This glossary defines a number of keyboard and technical terms used throughout this User's Guide. Glossary Listing ASCII ASCI

Glossary Listing Caps Lock Pressing this key enables or disables the uppercase letters function. Caps Lock affects only the alpha characters. The LED

Glossary Glossary Listing Host Computer The computer to which the keyboard is connected. This could be an IBM PC™, XT™, AT*, PS/2™, or an Amstrad™ PC

Glossary Listing Num Lock Pressing this key enables or dis-ables the numeric keypad. When the numeric keypad is enabled, the LED on the Num Lock key i

Glossary Glossary Listing Scroll Lock Pressing this key enables or disables the Scroll Lock function. When Scroll Lock is active, the Scroll Lock LED

Table of Contents Section 1 Introduction Keyboard Description 1-1 Features 1-3 User's Guide Overview 1-4 User's Guide Conventions 1-5 Sectio

List of Appendices Appendix A Technical Information Keyboard Interface Information A-1 Scan Code Processing A-2 PC/XT Scan Codes A-3 AT Scan Codes A-4

Section 1 INTRODUCTION Section 1 provides a description and a list of standard features for the Key Tronic® KB 101™ Professional Series® keyboard. An

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Introduction Features Compatibility The KB 101 is plug-compatible with the IBM PC, XT and AT Personal Computers and most IBM compatibles. No software