Keyboard from 2010 built by TG3 for a Siemens chemistry analyzer. I cleaned it up, added some weight to the bottom, and converted to USB. Cherry MX Black and PBT Dye-subbed DCS caps. Take a peek at what should be F9 and F10 (and are after conversion), as well as some of the keys above the numpad, which, tangentially, now has 5 keys that do absolutely nothing related to what's written on them.

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[–] 2 points 1 year ago (1 child)

Looking at the keyboard before reading the text I thought "Oh, a keybord from a chemical or biological lab equipment".

And there are a lot more keys not doing anything related to the text on them, I'd say.

Fun project: Just make them send the key's lettering as a string of letters.

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