Glossary

A number of keys can be re-configured to perform functions such as shortcuts, hotkeys, additional letters and commands. X-Keys and Tipro 'Free' keyboards are fully programmable meaning all buttons are programmable

PS2 was introduced in 1987 and is a 6-pin mini-DIN connector used for connecting keyboards and mice to the PC. When installing a PS2 keyboard, always re-start your computer after connecting.

Standard UK/US layout for a keyboard. The first 6 letters are: QWERTY

Standard German/DE layout for a keyboard. The first 6 letters are: QWERTZ

A 19-inch rack is a standardized frame or enclosure for mounting equipment. Rack Mount means the keyboard is suitable for 19-inch mounting or a 19-inch drawer application.

Key caps can be taken off and different key caps/wording can be added to them. Usually on a programmable keyboard where you can re-program to suit.

Re-Sellers supply products directly to the end user and some can offer advanced (on-site) support. KBS offer trade discount on many products as we are distributors for multiple brands. Please contact us if you are a re-seller with your requirements.

Radio Frequency. Used to wirelessly connect a computer to a keyboard via a frequency (usually 2.4GHz to stop any interference). An example of an RF keyboard is the 'Keysonic ACK-540RFPLUS'.

Technology which is light to the touch and does not require a high pressure to activate a key press. Keysonic use this technology and the 'ACK-540UPLUS' is a very popular model for this reason.