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In article <1990Feb15.150406.28928@eagle.lerc.nasa.gov> xxrich@alliant1.lerc.nasa.gov writes:
>
>does anyone know of a membrane keyboard, maybe one with
>just a numpad, that would be suitable for factory 'dumb user'
>operation.  (maybe it would plug into a serial port.)
>
Rich - 
    The Microswitch division of Honeywell makes a large number of membrane
keyboards.  From numeric keypads to full computer-type keyboards.  Your
local Honeywell sales critter should be able to help.
    I also have info on a firm in Buffalo that makes a variety of keypads
into which you can insert your own key legends. We had them make one for us
that could be back-lit with an electro-luminescent lamp for the darkroom.

    I've got the day off today and I'm writing this from home, so I don't have
the info at hand.  If you need the info fast, or I can help you in any way,
send me email with a FAX number, and I will zip it off to you.  I have some
Microswitch data sheets, and I'm pretty sure I can get info about the Buffalo
firm (I think their name is Tapecon, but unsure.)

Happy Huntimg

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   Dick Gardner -- Eastman Kodak Co.  Rochester, New York  14652-4201
                   Phone: (716) 477-1002
                   UUCP: rutgers!rochester!kodak!gardner
		   Net:  gardner@kodak.com

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