DSI smk-85 info

maxrunner

25 Jun 2012, 01:35

So i've been searching for small boards with alps/alps type switches, and i found the SMK-85 with white alps. What do you guys thing of this board?

regards,

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didja

25 Jun 2012, 02:21

Never tried the SMK-85, I think they had strongman switches which were ALPS copies.

My favorite compact ALPS boards that I've tried were Siig minitouch with a switch swap and Ortek MCK-84 with Fukkas.

Ortek MCK-84
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Siig Minitouch, White Dampened Swap, Blue Clicky Swap, Blue Monterey original.
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TexasFlood

25 Jun 2012, 03:36

SMK-85 article

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maxrunner

25 Jun 2012, 11:32

didja wrote:Never tried the SMK-85, I think they had strongman switches which were ALPS copies.

My favorite compact ALPS boards that I've tried were Siig minitouch with a switch swap and Ortek MCK-84 with Fukkas.

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Hi didja, what does the Ortek MCK-84 use, Fukkas, how are those?

regards,

maxrunner

25 Jun 2012, 11:52

Ooops.
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maxrunner

25 Jun 2012, 11:55

maxrunner wrote:http://geekhack.org/showwiki.php?title=Island:13826
Seems they released an ISO version....

maxrunner

27 Jun 2012, 04:12

Is this one the same?

http://epiguru.com/2012/06/for-sale-ort ... s-keycaps/

The user says it uses simplified alps, are those the same as yhe fukkas?

maxrunner

27 Jun 2012, 04:24

So they released tge same board with different types like the SiiG minitouch. I would be interested in iso version with these the fukkas then.

rodtang

30 Jun 2012, 06:58

maxrunner wrote:Is this one the same?

http://epiguru.com/2012/06/for-sale-ort ... s-keycaps/

The user says it uses simplified alps, are those the same as yhe fukkas?
It's an ISO (real iso with the key next to left shift) winkeyless version.

maxrunner

04 Jul 2012, 01:38

So i just bought this keyboard, and one thing that bothers me is that the numlock key is used to change the keys(u,i,o into 4,5,6...) into the keypad, so every time i turn on the pc i have to turn off the num lock since for default the numlock is always on.

maxrunner

04 Jul 2012, 12:29

Seems my board bios gives you the option to turn it on or off at boot.
Also, if anyone has this board can they try to activate the scrolLock?
Looking at the color of the text(it shares the same key with delete), it would seem that to activate the scrolL, one would need to turn on the num lock first, but this doesn't seem to be working like that. only by pressing FN and the delete/scrolLock key that the led will turn on.Strange.

regards,

maxrunner

04 Jul 2012, 21:40

No one with a SMK85?'

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