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News Release from: EAO | Subject: TSK12 and TSK16
Edited by the Electronicstalk Editorial Team on 31 May 2005

Touch sensitive keypads suit hostile
environments

An upgraded touch sensitive keypad range, featuring major functional and technical developments, demonstrates EAO's commitment to providing superior ergonomic solutions for aggressive environments.

An upgraded touch sensitive keypad range, featuring major functional and technical developments, demonstrates EAO's commitment to providing superior ergonomic solutions for aggressive environments EAO's new TSK12 and TSK16 touch sensitive keypads (12 and 16 keys are standard, other number of keys available on request) will be compelling to new and existing customers alike

Cost effective and user friendly, the ranges are delivered with a kit for easy mounting behind glass, plexiglass, polycarbonate and all nonconductive materials.

For ultracold and aggressive environments EAO also offers a special "double glazed" version of the keypad.

EAO's TSK12 and TSK16 touch sensitive keypads are unrivalled in terms of their ergonomic functionality.

Legends can be customised to suit, sensitivity easily adjusted, and a reassuring audible bleep is also offered when keys are pressed.

The TSK12 and TSK16 keypads are available with PS2, USB and matrix interfaces, among others available on request.

They are compatible with most operating systems on the market including: Win98 SE, Me, 2000 Pro pack II, XP, Linux.

EAO's TSK12 and TSK16 keypads deliver resistance against harsh environments that may be polluted by dust, grease or ink particles suspended in the air, such as printing environments.

They are also ideally suited to: sterile environments cleaned using ultrasonic techniques, such as medical equipment; hygienic environments cleaned using high-pressure washing, such as food packaging equipment; explosive atmospheres which must be free of contacts and electrostatic discharge; and also public areas susceptible to vandalism, such as public-access Internet kiosks. Request a free brochure from EAO ...

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