What kind of key switches are used (are they scissor switches or plain dome switches)?
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Looks like a scissor switch from what I can see by pressing one key and looking under the next with a light. Feels like scissor as well.
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Sorry, I don't know. I don't even remember how I figured out what keys would work in my car. Good Luck.
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Exactly as the pictures (especially the 3rd picture) shown, the backspace is a larger key about twice the size of a regular key, and the enter is NOT a L-shaped key, just like the backspace key.
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I use the logitech illuminated keyboard (awesome keyboard). The 2 kvm switched I listed above work with mine. I'm not sure about all function keys ( I didn't install the logitech software). The back lighting does work.
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It uses a Standard, 1/16" Hex Allen Key. These are available at almost all hardware stores.
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I'm sorry but I don't know what you mean by "switches". I also have the Kinesis split keyboard. I like them both very much!
2100683
I'm not sure about the specific model you mentioned, but the locksmith was great at rekeying our Schlage deadbolts and door locks (including a keypad entry) so they all use the same key. And reading the reviews I say that someone had rekeyed them before they were installed -- made a lot of sense, so we did too! Saved us the cost of a locksmith coming out. Just dropped off the locks after we received them and the locksmith rekeyed them in an hour. We had them installed and have never had a problem. Love them!!!
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Yes, there is a set of dip switches on the back that modify the action of specific keys. Del/backspace is one of them
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it is the type of mechanical key that the keyboard has installed...there are several types (colors) of key switches and each have characteristics that are different. You choose a type by what you prefer for tactile feel and function. Search up "mechanical key types" and you will get several responses with information about each.
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Buy the set that comes with 4 rugged ridge switches. Its the cheapest way to go. This is what I did and the R.R. switches are nice
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Hi, I am not sure what your question is. I didn't have any code numbers to enter. The keys did not require any cutting. They worked in our ignition straight out of the box.
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This is a regular key board. Keys remind me of a larger key board used on a dest top Hopes this helps
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The keys are really thin. I dont know what alternate universe all these other people are in but these keys are not remotely standard. It's a typical mushy, cheap, rubber dome keyboard.
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There is an FN key, but it does not look like function keys. I don't know if there is a way to use other keys for this purpose, but it it is not indicated on the keyboard.
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You can use any. Best of the best are das ultimate and ducky shine 4. I would recommend if those are too expensive to buy any with cherry mx brown switches they are very nice. In reality anything would work.
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Its a programmable single key switch. For example, I normally use it to switch to the numeric keypad but when I'm running certain applications I like to change it to act as a shift key.
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It's got the slash key above the enter key, and the enter key is the smaller type, not the oversized enter key...