deskthority

So, I just spoke to Ed at Cherry Technical Support, and here's what he told me about the G80-9035.

- It's programmed through an OTP process, (One time programmable)
- It is NOT customer programmable.
- All of the keys should generate a scan code, otherwise the software it originally was used with ...

I am pretty certain the keycaps are not made by Cherry. You can see it from their round corners and from the font and symbols. The rest of the keyboard looks pretty identical however. I just think Volt Delta cheaped out and got someone else to produce the keycaps.

I am not really capable of ...

Thanks, keycaps are definitely not Cherry made, something which the NORTEL one had, apart from a few of the key caps, which looked different to me. Are they double shot?

Yes, all keys with the exception of the clear-capped label keys are double-shot.

These keys look and feel like cherry keys ...

Thanks, Tinnie. Yeah, I used to use one when I worked for the telephone company. It's an operator's keyboard. I have the full spec and documentation for it. It's an absolute DREAM to type on!

(This model was made in 2008 and re-badged by Volt Delta. Seems that they produced Nortel's IWS keyboards ...

Tinnie, I found that you had mentioned the G80-9035. I recently acquired one, and was hoping that you might be able to help me locate the KeyBind utility, or any other type of software that will detect the virtual keys. None of the Cherry software will allow me to program it, Nortel is out of ...