Acer 6310 series

Acer 6310 series
Model no.	6311, 6312
FCC ID	GQ86311-K; JVP6311 (101/102-key); JVPKBS-WIN (104/105-key)
Branding	Acer, Viglen, Hitachi and others
Manufacturer	Acer
Layouts	ANSI, JIS, ISO
Keyswitches	Acer switch
Interface	AT, PS/2

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The Acer 6310 series is a family of keyboards manufactured by Acer, which use the Acer switch and feature dye-sublimated keycaps. No actual model 6310 is believed to exist. FCC grantees are GQ8 (Acer America Corporation of California) and JVP (now listed as Benq Corporation of Taiwan).

Layouts

6311: ANSI, Chinese (big-ass enter) and JIS
6312: ISO

Model numbers 6310 and 6313 appear not to have been used.

Variants

Many variants of the 6310 series were produced, including:

Acer 6311-KW (Ext.# 11/UPC): Windows keys; Menu key to the right of the right Win key; 5-pin DIN connector; FCC ID: JVPKBS-WIN; the box front prominently displays "Accufeel Keyboard" and "Designed for MS Windows 95" wording; the back of the box gives directions on how to connect DIN 5 to Mini-DIN 6
Acer 6312: AT keyboard interface, no Windows keys
Viglen 6312: Rebranded Acer 6312
Acer 6312-TW: Per 6312 but with Windows keys
Viglen 6312-TW: Rebranded Acer 6312-TW
Alcatel MFII: 102-key ISO; broad flat case per later(?) Acer 6010 series^[1]
Canon A280-GBK10 (identical to the Alcatel MFII)^[2]

Disassembly

Please note that, in some instances, Acer glued the membrane to the keyboard controller PCB. Once the membrane has been peeled away, nothing remains to keep it in contact afterwards and the keyboard will no longer function.