50 mm Chameleon Trackball
These “Chameleon“ backlit trackballs feature 7-colour illumination of the total ball surface and the mouse button legends. Up to seven different colors can be selected by internal settings on the trackball or by remote dynamic selection via an output connector. For both selection methods, internal or remote, the illumination intensity can be dimmed. The total panel mount unit is sealed to IP65 static and comes with a silicon sponge to seal the carrier plate into the users’ cabinet or console. The output is combo PS/2 & USB with autorecognition and in both cases the current for the illumination is drained from the mouse ports.
Two basic versions are available :
- Black overlay version – Type TCL50F1
With aluminum carrier plate, two short travel switches and dark colored polyester overlay. Tactile, short travel switches - Special Order- Stainless steel version – (Type TCS50F4 is EOL. Stainless steel version still can be ordered as OEM custom project with minimum order quantity of 25)
Includes stainless steel carrier plate and two long travel stainless steel switches. Tactile switches
Features
Sealing : IP65 static
Ball diameter : 50,8 mm (2”)
Ball material : epoxy resin, translucent
Dimensions : 100 x 116 x 40 mm
Weight : 0,6 kg
Lifetime : >= 2 million ball revolutions
Tracking force : nom. 50 grams
Output : PS/2 & USB Combo
Cable : 1 shielded, straight 1,6 m long
Operating temperature range : -10°C to +60°C
Storage temperature range : -25°C to +80°C
Data Sheet
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