deskthority

Posted: **03 May 2013, 20:07**

I got some numpad-ish for some terminals i think.
The ericsson:

: Ericsson something; 5.JPG (479.55 KiB) Viewed 3290 times

: Never seen this connector before, gotta be for a terminal or industrial; 8.JPG (619.22 KiB) Viewed 3290 times

: Hmm, what switches are these? The red ones have no spring. The white ones are linear, like MX blacks but with more friction I'd say.; 7.JPG (769.83 KiB) Viewed 3290 times

The Nokia(same type of switches as the Ericsson):

: Nokia small keyboard.; 4.JPG (580.5 KiB) Viewed 3290 times

: Nice black PCB; 1.jpg (621.97 KiB) Viewed 3290 times

: DIN something i guess; 2.JPG (315.96 KiB) Viewed 3290 times

So what are those switches? For what machines are these?

: The yellow-ish are from the Ericcson and the white is from the Nokia; 9.JPG (1003.21 KiB) Viewed 3281 times

Posted: **03 May 2013, 20:23**

Before I answer your questions :
You need to post a photo with at least ONE of the key-caps 'upside-down' ! (

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Posted: **03 May 2013, 20:30**

Peter wrote:Before I answer your questions :
You need to post a photo with at least ONE of the key-caps 'upside-down' ! ( )

Ok, They are not dualshot or cherry mx/alps compatible so I didn't find them interesting but fine, I will post a picture of them.

Posted: **03 May 2013, 21:35**

Thank You !!
True, the keycaps are not MX-compatible, but that doesn't mean they are bad .
IIRC, they are dye-sub caps !

If only "keyboardporn" was up ..

Posted: **03 May 2013, 22:01**

We call them "ICL switches". I think the small keypad connects to a larger keyboard.

Posted: **04 May 2013, 18:04**

Yeah, I have the full keyboard, it's pretty standard.

The switches are actually pretty good.

Posted: **04 May 2013, 20:54**

Icarium wrote:Yeah, I have the full keyboard, it's pretty standard.

The switches are actually pretty good.

Do you know about the protocol? Can you use something like an attiny without modifying the PCB?

Posted: **04 May 2013, 22:53**

If you are lucky, you could use a Teensy or Teensy++ in the Nokia numpad in place of the controller chip.

Posted: **05 May 2013, 06:40**

If anybody is interested in such a Nokia numpad without or with the complete keyboard it can be attached to,
they can have them for shipping costs.

The boards are badly yellowed, pics and some infor in this older thread:
http://deskthority.net/marketplace-f11/ ... t1434.html

Posted: **08 May 2013, 20:58**

It looks like these are for sale on Tradera (Swedish auction site).

Posted: **08 May 2013, 23:49**

Findecanor wrote:It looks like these are for sale on Tradera (Swedish auction site).

Not mine though. Must be the one who sold me mine.

Posted: **09 May 2013, 04:14**

kbdfr wrote:If anybody is interested in such a Nokia numpad without or with the complete keyboard it can be attached to,
they can have them for shipping costs.

The boards are badly yellowed, pics and some infor in this older thread:
http://deskthority.net/marketplace-f11/ ... t1434.html

Any idea on how much to send the board/numpad to Canada?

deskthority

Ericsson and Nokia Numpads

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