Key Tronic E03218 Keypad

[Engicoder]

I found this interesting AT keypad from Key Tronic. Its layout is unusual. It has a somewhat standard numeric cluster plus dedicated navigation keys. In addition, there is a modifier key, Fn, that generates function key scan codes when used in combination with the numeric keys, i.e. F1, F2, etc. It also has a pass through port so that it can be connected in series with a keyboard.
I have a better description, more photos and keymap in the Wiki

[seebart]

Very nice, don't think I've ever seen one like it before.

[Chyros]

Very nice find indeed, didn't know there were any foam and foil keypads. So is this the tactile one then? Thanks for contributing to the wiki btw .

Cool little PCB too, Key Tronic F&F boards are good for that if nothing else .

[Engicoder]

Very nice find indeed, didn't know there were any foam and foil keypads. So is this the tactile one then? Thanks for contributing to the wiki btw .

Cool little PCB too, Key Tronic F&F boards are good for that if nothing else .

It a tiny bit tactile. The rubber dome does contribute a subtle buckling tactile point, but its very soft and very high. The feeling is a bit better than some Key Tronic boards I have tried. Its not nearly as bad at the bottom. But then again, the foam is in pretty good shape.

Its a sturdy little thing. I wish I could find a some female DIN-5-180 connectors like the one this thing uses that didn't cost a fortune.

[terrycherry]

I imaged that key tronic foam and foil could have the numeric pad if it possible.
That's a good news. I love the numeric pad indeed.
Thanks to share.