That are sloped to fit on different rows so that you can change We ship our Avant Keyboards with extra Control and Alt key caps Sticky Keys to allow users with limited dexterity to performĪccessories Shipped with Keyboard Key PullerĪ tool to help you remove key caps with ease.
Reference: Creative Vision Technologies, Inc. There is also an extra splat key between the right alt and control. " Sticky Keys": When switch 8 is on, shift, control, and alt become sticky, and will act as if they are being pressed until the next key is pressed and released, even if you let go of them.Īmong its other numerous features, the keyboard has function keys both down the left (As on an XT) and across the top (AT-style), and a key with less than and greater than (greater than when shifted) between the caps lock and left alt keys.This switch changes your keyboard to a dvorak layout Off for qwerty, up for dvorak.The auxiliary splat key is between the right control and alt keys. The backslash is normally below the large, L-shaped enter key, and to the right of a shortened shift key. This switch swaps the locations of the backslash ( \) and splat ( *) keys.This is a common Unix workstation keyboard layout. If you switch it up, then Control is to the left of A, alt is in the lower left, and caps lock is to the left of the space bar. If this is off/down, caps lock is to the left of A, control is in the lower left, and alt is to the left of the space bar.Up if your computer is a Novell ELS or non- dedicated server.Switches 2 and three are used to set the mode to Tandy, AT&T, or Amiga. PC/XT or PC/AT select Off for AT, on for XT.They are numbered from one to eight, and they are "on" when the switch is pushed away from you, or "up". The keyboard could be programmed in software, but it also had a row of dip switches under a small door to the upper left of the keyboard. It could be used on PC/XTs, PC/ATs, Tandy, Amiga, and AT&T systems. The keyboard also has a six-pin mini- DIN connector and could be ordered with various cables for different systems. The keys are fairly difficult to remove, and so do not tend to come off accidentally. Northgate Computer Systems, Inc., based in Eden Prairie, Minnesota. The keyboard even came with a key cap puller so you could move keys around when you reprogrammed it without breaking anything. A circa 1993 model Northgate OmniKey/ULTRA-T, still working after 16 years of heavy use. You can remap any key to any other key, as well as creating macros. The Northgate Omnikey Ultra was (and is) fully programmable. The following was extacted from Everything2
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