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| GFT membrane keyboard now in metal front panel | |
| Article in Fairmessage SPS 2007 | |
| To complete the GFT keyboard series, GEBE Computer & Peripherals laminated the robust foils onto a solid carrier front panel milled from aluminium. This makes the device very flat and, thanks to the stud bolts on the back, suitable for installation in consoles with a very shallow depth. The GCK-990 controller, which controls the keyboard, offers the customer exclusive design options, individual programming and the choice between PS/2 and USB connections. The anodized metal housing makes the device more robust. Combined with the foil protected on the front according to IP65, the GFT keyboard can also be used for data entry in areas at risk of shock and vibration. In addition to the version with 104 keys, the complete series in the different designs is equipped with the matching metal front panel. The customer can choose between the keyboard with 104 keys with or without an integrated touchpad and the compact front panel versions with 51 keys. All keys of the devices can be assigned twice via the FN function. |
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