Jelco JKS-91
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Manufacturer | Jelco |
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Product code | JKS-91 |
Discontinued | Yes |
Switch type | Tactile |
Sense method | Conductive dome |
Switch mount | Plate mount |
Jelco JKS-91 is an integrated dome discrete key switch which appears to be modelled after the Alps SKCC series. Unlike the Alps integrated dome series, the JKS-91 uses two vertically-mounted contacts (which extend down as the legs) with a rubber dome that fits inside a vertically-mounted cartridge similar to a switchplate. The slider's vertical travel is converted to horizontal motion by way of an actuator leaf very similar to those in mechanical switchplates.
Keyboards[edit | edit source]
- MicroBee PC 85 (Model II) keyboard<ref name="NFB-MicroBee" />
Other equipment[edit | edit source]
- Teletrans EC-122 calculator (momentary and dummy; unconfirmed)<ref name="Reddit-Teletrans" />
Gallery[edit | edit source]
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Low angle showing base and legs
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Base removed
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Rear view of "switchplate" cartridge
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Return spring
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Return spring and slider
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Contact mechanism
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Rubber dome and terminals
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"Switchplate" disassembled, and terminals removed from the base
External links[edit | edit source]
- Microbee Technology — downloads — Jelco JKS91 repair guide. Retrieved 2015-07-28.
References[edit | edit source]
<references> <ref name="NFB-MicroBee">Nightfall Blog — MicroBee PC 85 (Model II) Keyboard Repair Dated 2013-07-24. Retrieved 2015-07-28.</ref> <ref name="Reddit-Teletrans">Reddit — [photos] I bought a "mechanical" calculator at an antique market</ref> </references>