Editing SkiData

{{infobox dkeyboard
| name         = GMK SkiData keyboard
| image name   = SkiData_003.jpg
| pn           = 
| fcc          = 
| branding     = 
| manufacturer = [[Cherry]]
| features     = 160 keys, optional trackball, programmable
| switch       = [[Cherry MX Clear]]
| keycaps      = [[double-shot|Double shot]], [[pad printing|pad printed]],<br />[[relegendable key|relegendable]]
| layouts      = Cherry 1800 plus extra function keys
| interface    = [[PS/2]]; RS323
| rollover     = [[NKRO]]
| weight       = 
| years        = ca. 1995–2000
| price        = 
}}

The SkiData keyboard PCBs are manufactured by [[GMK]], Germany, for the Austrian software firm SkiData. The shells were designed by [[KID]] (Kiska Industrial Design) and made by an Austrian manufacturer.

Keycaps in the lower half of the keyboard are double shots and pad-printed from [[Cherry]]. The following keys are pad-printed: function keys (front-printing), Break (Pause), Num-Lock, Caps-Lock. All the keys on the upper half are [[relegendable key|relegendable]].

==Variants==

*DE, NO, Italian and US layout with or without trackball.
*All known variants come with [[MX Clear]]s and [[n-key rollover]].

No other keyboards with this case have been discovered yet.

Some of the keyboards with German layout have a swapped y and z key, leading to keycaps with wrong shape in the respective rows. When mounted correctly the resulting layout is German with 'qwerty' on row 2.

==Features==
At least the [[function keys]] are programmable by using a proprietary software.

The main keyfield, F-row, and the trackball work without modifications. 
  The top-left button on the trackball works as a middle click for scrolling. 
  The top-right and bottom-right are left-click and right-click respectively. 
  The bottom-left button toggles the led on the trackball, and changes the left-click and right-click into toggle switches.

==Gallery==
[[File:SkiData_001.jpg|640px|thumb|left|German layout with trackball.]]
[[File:SkiData_003.jpg|640px|thumb|left|Norwegian layout without trackball.]]

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==How to disassemble==
Turn it upside down. Make sure it is on a smooth surface, so nothing gets scratched!

Undo all screws, turn it up again and lift up the cover.

==See also==

*[[G80-1800]]

[[Category:Keyboards with integrated pointing device]]
[[Category:Cherry terminal keyboards]]
[[Category:Big terminal keyboards]]
[[Category:Programmable keyboards]]
[[Category:Keyboards with Cherry MX switches]]
[[Category:List of all keyboards]]