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KB 5150
OPERATOR'S MANUAL
WARNING !!
COVERED BY WARRANTY!
The KB 5150 Keyboard is a plug compatible Key Tronic, the world leader in keyboards,
replacement for the unit provided with has listened to market commentary on the
your IBM* Personal Computer. Using it is IBM design, and has chosen to include some
exactly the same as described in the IBM features not found on the original. These
Personal Computer Guide To Operations selections enhance ease of operation, and
Handbook you received with your Personal in no way alter the normal function or use
Computer. Install per instructions found of the Personal Computer.
in the Handbook.
ADDED FEATURES
or Capitals Lock keys. To help reduce the symbolic legends with conventional alpha
number of such errors, the KB 5150 adds legends. Our surveys show that this style
Status LEDls to these keys. You can now offers greater user convenience, and also
tell at a glance which modes these keys reduces the problems created by the need
are in, greatly reducing chance entry of to relearn a keyboard for one application.
false data or commands. We think you will The diagram below shows the differences in
be pleased with the improvement. the two styles. Keep handy for reference.
1 - TAB legend replaces ARROW symbols. 2 - BACKSPACE legend replaces ARROW symbol.
3 - BACKSLASH and left SHIFT keys interchanged. 4 - Right SHIFT legend replaces ARROW symbol.
SHIFT legend replaces ARROW symbol. 6 - Numeric keypad + reconfigured into + and
5 - RETURN key reconfigured to Home Rowand ENTER keys.
ACCENT KEY relocated to upper row. RTRN
legend replaces ARROW symbol.
NOTE: The following material is for those of the KB 5150. This data does not apply
who are interested in the technical areas to normal operating requirements.
POWER REQUIREMENT
+5VDC @ 250ma Nominal
KEYBOARD CODES
The diagram below shows the codes output The top code is the "Down" value, and the
by the KB 5150 on key actuation. This is bottom code is the "Up" value. These codes
a dual encoded scheme, meaning that each are based on positive logic and a negative
key depression/release produces a "Down" strobe.
and "Up" code cycle.
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41 42 4F 50 51
C1 C2 00 01 1C
43 44 53 9C
C3 C4 D3
KEY LOCATIONS
Correlation of key codes to their location The top row is thus Keys 1 through 19. The
on the schematic matrix is as follows: The second Keys 20 through 39, the Home Row 40
key numbers run from left to right across through 59, the fourth 60 through 79, and
the diagram. Exception: Numbers 16 and 54 the bottom row 80 through 86.
are not used in this configuration.
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KEYBOARD SERVICE CENTER INFORMATION
RMA NUMBER
NAME
ORDER
NUMBER
STREET/BOX NUMBER
SERIAL
NUMBER
CITY STATE ZIP
BE SURE RETURNED MATERIAL AUTHORIZATION
PHONE NUMBER IS POSTED ON OUTSIDE OF PACKAGE.
AREA CODE NUMBER
REASON FOR RETURN
FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION
RADIO FREQUENCY INTERFERENCE STATEMENT
WARNING This keyboard has been certified to comply with the limits for a Class B computing device pursuantto Subpart J of Part 15
of FCC Rules. Only computers certified to comply with the Class B limits may be attached to this keyboard. Operation with non-certified
computers is likely to result in interference to Radio and TV reception.
INSTRUCTIONS TO USER
This equipment generates and uses radio frequency energy and if not installed and used properly, i.e., in strict accordance with the
operating instructions, reference manuals, and the service manual, may cause interference to Radio and Television reception. It has been
tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B computing device pursuant to Subpart J of Part 15 of the FCC Rules, which are
designed to provide reasonable protection against such interference when operated in a residential installation.
If this equipment does cause interference to Radio and Television reception, refer to the Apple II Reference Manual, Radio and Television
Interference section (Precedes Chapter 1).
The man ufacturer is not responsible for any Radio and TV interference caused by unauthorized modifications to this eqUipment. It is the
user's responsibility to correct such interference.