stamptrol
09-06-2006, 06:07 AM
· Hello all,
·· I've got a few keypads left over from a project ( only about 12 - 15, actually). I thought some forumteers might
find them useful.
·· They have 16 keys, (0-9, *, #, plus F1, F2, F3, F4 ). They are membrane type switches with nice tactile feel.
·· There are also 4 LEDS built right into the keypad ( one red and three green, I believe )
·· The keypad is made for industrial service and is dust/water tight when applied
to a clean surface. The back has 3M Hi Performance peel-and-stick applied.
·· A flat, printed-circuit ribbon cable about 8" long brings out all connections. It is standard 4 row-4 column matrix arrangement for the
keys and the remaining·5 connections are for the LEDS; Anode common. The mating connector (not included) is a
standard card edge connector cut down to 13 pins. Usually, a shim made of light cardboard or circuit board material
is used in the connector to ensure good contact.
·· A clear window lets·4 x 20 LCD display in the underlying panel or box be seen.
··· $20 US each, standard postage included anywhere in North America. Paypal is best: sisk1404@nb.sympatico.ca (mailto:sisk1404@nb.sympatico.ca)
· Cheers
··
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Tom Sisk
http://www.siskconsult.com
·· I've got a few keypads left over from a project ( only about 12 - 15, actually). I thought some forumteers might
find them useful.
·· They have 16 keys, (0-9, *, #, plus F1, F2, F3, F4 ). They are membrane type switches with nice tactile feel.
·· There are also 4 LEDS built right into the keypad ( one red and three green, I believe )
·· The keypad is made for industrial service and is dust/water tight when applied
to a clean surface. The back has 3M Hi Performance peel-and-stick applied.
·· A flat, printed-circuit ribbon cable about 8" long brings out all connections. It is standard 4 row-4 column matrix arrangement for the
keys and the remaining·5 connections are for the LEDS; Anode common. The mating connector (not included) is a
standard card edge connector cut down to 13 pins. Usually, a shim made of light cardboard or circuit board material
is used in the connector to ensure good contact.
·· A clear window lets·4 x 20 LCD display in the underlying panel or box be seen.
··· $20 US each, standard postage included anywhere in North America. Paypal is best: sisk1404@nb.sympatico.ca (mailto:sisk1404@nb.sympatico.ca)
· Cheers
··
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Tom Sisk
http://www.siskconsult.com