Backlit Numpad Keyboard

This 38 key LED backlit keyboard is built around 38 short travel, tactile feel switches (numeric, function and control keys) and a 38 mm trackball. The compact but well defined key layout combined with an industrial grade trackball enables a fast and comfortable access to the most important machine commands and an accurate control of the cursor.

Features

Well defined key layout, tactile feel switches
38 mm industrial grade trackball
High brightness LED’s with fibre optics
Illumination of the key legends and contour, the trackball contour
No external power supply necessary, keyboard port power sufficient
Dimmable backlighting at 8 levels by two dedicated keys
Low power LED’s warrant for a long life
White backlighting as standard, other colours on request.

Panel mount version:

Aluminium carrier and silicone sponge panel sealing
Front panel mounting with eight M3 studs
Added silicon sponge seal for perfect sealing into the user’s panel
Dimensions / weight : 191 x 135 x 36 mm / 0,3 kg

Desktop version:

The keyboard is mounted in a robust ABS enclosure
Industrial epoxy coating (mid-grey).
Dimensions / weight : 221 x 165 x 45 mm / 0,5 kg

Data Sheet

Backlit Numpad Keyboard

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