Editing KBC Poker (section)

==Description==
The height of the keyboard, as with many compact keyboards, is fixed by way of the case. Four patterned rubber strips on the base of the keyboard help to keep it steady on the desk.

The keyboard has no plate or case top and can thus easily be disassembled by taking out a few screws. The larger modifiers use Cherry [[stabiliser]]s. The detachable cable uses a standard mini-USB connector. The connector can be found on the back but it is flipped upside down.

The keyboard has two "lock modes": the first one turns the right modifier block into an inverted-T arrow cluster and the second will turn the '''`(~)''' key into '''Esc'''. There are also four DIP switches exposed by the base, which permit for key swapping.

The keyboard lacks space for indicator LEDs outside of keycaps. Windowed keycaps would be an option, but this was not selected; light bleed from under keycaps is used instead, with LEDs run up from the PCB through holes in the mounting plate.

The keyboard features [[diode]]s and has [[Rollover, blocking and ghosting|6-key rollover]] over USB.

===Keyboard layers===
The keyboard has two hardware [[layer]]s:

*Normal (non-programmable)
*Fn (with Fn key held; non-programmable)

On top of this there are two lock modes:

*'''Fn + Space''' turns the right modifier block into an inverted-T arrow cluster. Indicator lights below the space bar and right modifiers will show that this lock modes is active. This mode can easily be activated by accident so the user must be wary of these lights.
*'''Fn + Q''' will turn the '''`(~)''' key into '''Esc'''. Sadly this mode cannot be made permanent, it must be entered each time the Poker is plugged in. Also note that '''Fn + Esc''' no longer results in '''`(~)''' when this mode is active. No reports have been found of this being fixed in later revisions but newer models have a different firmware altogether.