Editing Cherry G80-1813 (section)

==Dolch==
[[File:Dolch_PAC-62_keyboard.jpg|300px|thumb|right|G80-1813HFX from a Dolch PAC-62 Network Analyser]]

Dolch Computer Systems made a series of "luggable" PCs with special-purpose hardware and software for sniffing wired communication networks for testing purposes. The keyboards cases were made to mate to the side of the computer, covering its LCD screen.

Dolch used Cherry as an OEM for the keyboards for several variations of the Dolch 486, and the PAC series: Dolch PAC 60, PAC 61, PAC 62, PAC 63, PAC 64 and for ''some'' Dolch PAC 65. The mechanical keyboards were labeled G80-1813HFX on the circuit board, and are in effect winkeyless G80-1813 keyboards with a different case and cable.

===Related keyboards===
Dolch 65 is the last in the series to have been found with Cherry MX switches.
Other Dolch 65 had instead low-profile keyboards like their successors.
Some late Dolch keyboards have [[Cherry ML]] switches in Dolch's colour scheme and a [[touchpad]]. Others have been reported to be black with a [[pointing stick]].
<ref>Geekhack forum thread—[https://geekhack.org/index.php?topic=9033.0 DOLCH PAC-6x sniffers and Cherry blues?]</ref>

There is also an older variant of Dolch computers where the keyboard has Cherry MX switches but where nothing else was made by Cherry. That keyboard's keys are thinner with pad-printed legends in the same colour scheme, except that some legends are red.

===Variations===
Some Dolch PAC 65 keyboards (Cherry MX or scissor-switch) also have a trackpoint above the numeric key pad. Trackpoints are cyan, like the cyan field in the Dolch logo.

Layouts that have been spotted so far are: US-ANSI, UK (ISO), German (ISO), Italian (ISO) and Spanish(ISO).
Although some computers are from the Windows 95 era, none has Windows keys.

===Case===
The Dolch keyboard's case is sturdier than Cherry's and is practically flat but has retractable feet if inclination is desired. The controller is located above the function keys instead of under the main PCB. Unlike other G80-18''xx''s, the keyboard's LEDs are on a separate circuit board connected with wires to the LEDs original position on the controller board.

===Cable===
All keyboards speak the PS/2 protocol. The PAC-60 has a detachable PS/2 cable. The PAC-61 and upwards have a instead a cable with a (telephone-style) [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Modular_connector modular connector]; it is not directly detachable from the keyboard, but ends in a modular connector inside the keyboard's case.

Keyboards without trackpoints have a 4P4C connector. The pins are GND, +5V, kb data, kb clock (in order on the keyboard's side).
Dolch PAC-65 keyboards with trackpoints have a larger modular connector and cable.

===Key cap replicas===
Several Dolch-lookalike key sets have been made by keyboard enthusiasts, including a [[Moogle kit]] for the use of Dolch keys with more common layouts.
The colour of the alphanumeric keys matches Signature Plastics colour code 'GE', and the colour of the modifier keys matches colour code 'GX'.

The most notable are the keycaps group order from [[Signature Plastics]] by [[user:7bit]], such as the "Round 3", and [[Round4 Round3|Round 3 - style key caps in Round 4]]. However, 7bit's rounds have centred legends and in Signature Plastics' font, not Cherry's. The profile of the bottom row keys is different, but otherwise practically the same.