Editing Mitsumi KPQ-E99ZC (section)

==Description==
The following information is based on KPQ-E99ZC-12 UK ISO, below. The details may differ between variants.

Stabilisation varies between keys. Space bar uses a wire [[stabiliser]] that snaps into clips into the keycap; this makes disassembly and reassembly comparatively easy. Right shift is supported by a pair of sliders; a single buckling rubber sleeve supports the keycap from the centre, within which a cross-shaped peg fits into a hole for additional stabilisation. Other large keys including ISO enter have no stabilisation; the keycaps have the clips to hold the stabiliser wire, but stabilisation has proved unnecessary as the sliders are inherently quite stable and fairly free from binding. Caps lock is stepped and has the slider on the left, and in the keyboard depicted, the right-hand side of the keycap is difficult to press. Left control is also hard to press non-centrally, and numeric keypad + but not enter is affected similarly.

Per [[Mitsumi KFK-EA4XA]], a set of pegs underneath the keyboard form Mitsumi's (at the time) patent-pending arrangement for shortening the keyboard cable, by allowing the user to wrap the unneeded portion of the cable around these pegs.