Difference between revisions of "Cherry G80-2550"
Jump to navigation
Jump to search
m (→Gallery: Changed gallery description of caps lock key) (Tag: Visual edit) |
|||
| (32 intermediate revisions by 6 users not shown) | |||
| Line 1: | Line 1: | ||
| − | + | {{infobox dkeyboard | |
| − | This keyboard is a clone of the [[IBM | + | | image name = G80-2550HPD_001.jpg |
| + | | pn = | ||
| + | | fcc = | ||
| + | | branding = | ||
| + | | manufacturer = [[Cherry]] | ||
| + | | features = 122 keys, replacement for IBM 3270 terminal emulator | ||
| + | | switch = [[Cherry MX]] | ||
| + | | layouts = IBM 3270 layout | ||
| + | | interface = [[AT]] and [[PS/2]] | ||
| + | | weight = | ||
| + | | years = 1990s | ||
| + | | price = ~10 EUR used | ||
| + | }} | ||
| + | |||
| + | This keyboard is a clone of the [[IBM 3270|IBM 3270 Emulator]] and connects to PCs using either the [[PS/2]] or the [[AT]] protocol. With the IBM 3270 it shares the same style of labeling, for both the connecting PC and the mainframe computer it connects to. Keycaps are double-shot and pad-printed. | ||
| + | |||
| + | ==Features== | ||
| + | The black legends are mostly double-shot (except for the LED window keys). All blue legends are pad-printed and clear-coated. This keyboard is not programmable. It is possible to use it with either AT or PS/2. Also, this keyboard lacks any functionality of [[n-key rollover]]. | ||
| + | |||
| + | Although under the 4 removable blindcaps there are 4 key mounts and PCB traces, closing the contacts does not cause the controller to send any key codes. This might be due to controller programming (see also sister-model [[Cherry G80-2551]]). | ||
{{-}} | {{-}} | ||
| − | == | + | |
| + | ==Gallery== | ||
[[File:G80-2550HPD_001.jpg|640px|thumb|left|G80-2550 HPD.]] | [[File:G80-2550HPD_001.jpg|640px|thumb|left|G80-2550 HPD.]] | ||
| + | [[File:G80-2550HPD_002.jpg|640px|thumb|left|G80-2550 HPD.]] | ||
[[File:G80-2550HPD_003.jpg|640px|thumb|left|G80-2550 HPD.]] | [[File:G80-2550HPD_003.jpg|640px|thumb|left|G80-2550 HPD.]] | ||
[[File:G80-2550HPD_004.jpg|640px|thumb|left|G80-2550 HPD.]] | [[File:G80-2550HPD_004.jpg|640px|thumb|left|G80-2550 HPD.]] | ||
[[File:G80-2550HPD_005.jpg|640px|thumb|left|G80-2550 HPD.]] | [[File:G80-2550HPD_005.jpg|640px|thumb|left|G80-2550 HPD.]] | ||
[[File:G80-2550HPD_006.jpg|640px|thumb|left|G80-2550 HPD.]] | [[File:G80-2550HPD_006.jpg|640px|thumb|left|G80-2550 HPD.]] | ||
| − | [[File: | + | [[File:G80-2550_handbag.jpg|320px|thumb|left|The [[Caps lock|caps lock]] key shows a stylised lock (typical for Terminal layout or French layout on PCs) and a blue down arrow (typical for German layout on PCs).]] |
| − | + | {{-}} | |
| − | |||
| − | |||
| − | |||
| − | |||
| − | |||
| − | |||
| − | |||
| − | + | ==Known variants== | |
| − | + | *G80-2550 HPD (German IBM 3270 terminal emulator layout, black switches) | |
| − | * G80-2550 HPD (German IBM 3270 terminal emulator layout, black switches) | ||
| − | ==How to | + | ==How to disassemble== |
| + | For disassembling, see [[:Category:Cherry_terminal_keyboards#How_to_open_.28G80-2100.2F25xx.29|How to open Cherry G80-2100/25xx keyboards]]. | ||
| − | + | ==See also== | |
| − | + | *[[G80-0528]] | |
| − | * [[G80-0528]] | + | *[[G80-2100]] |
| − | * [[G80-2100]] | + | *[[G80-2510]] |
| − | * [[G80-2510]] | + | *[[G80-2551]] |
[[Category:List of all keyboards]] | [[Category:List of all keyboards]] | ||
| − | [[Category:Cherry | + | [[Category:List of all Cherry keyboards]] |
| − | [[Category:Cherry G80 | + | [[Category:Cherry G80 series]] |
[[Category:Keyboards with Cherry MX switches]] | [[Category:Keyboards with Cherry MX switches]] | ||
| − | [[Category:Cherry | + | [[Category:Cherry terminal keyboards]] |
| − | [[Category:Big | + | [[Category:Big terminal keyboards]] |
Revision as of 03:33, 20 May 2020
 | |
| Manufacturer | Cherry |
|---|---|
| Features | 122 keys, replacement for IBM 3270 terminal emulator |
| Layouts | IBM 3270 layout |
| Keyswitches | Cherry MX |
| Interface | AT and PS/2 |
| Years of production | 1990s |
| Price | ~10 EUR used |
This keyboard is a clone of the IBM 3270 Emulator and connects to PCs using either the PS/2 or the AT protocol. With the IBM 3270 it shares the same style of labeling, for both the connecting PC and the mainframe computer it connects to. Keycaps are double-shot and pad-printed.
Features
The black legends are mostly double-shot (except for the LED window keys). All blue legends are pad-printed and clear-coated. This keyboard is not programmable. It is possible to use it with either AT or PS/2. Also, this keyboard lacks any functionality of n-key rollover.
Although under the 4 removable blindcaps there are 4 key mounts and PCB traces, closing the contacts does not cause the controller to send any key codes. This might be due to controller programming (see also sister-model Cherry G80-2551).
Gallery
The caps lock key shows a stylised lock (typical for Terminal layout or French layout on PCs) and a blue down arrow (typical for German layout on PCs).
Known variants
- G80-2550 HPD (German IBM 3270 terminal emulator layout, black switches)
How to disassemble
For disassembling, see How to open Cherry G80-2100/25xx keyboards.
