Editing Ortek MCK-18

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| model        = MCK-18*
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| manufacturer = [[Ortek]]
| switch       = [[Alps SKCM White]]
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| interface    = Direct matrix, serial, PS/2
| switch mount = [[Plate mount]]
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'''Ortek MCK-18''' is a series of numeric keypads.

==Models==
;MCK-18
:Direct matrix interface using a DA-15 plug to attach to the back of an [[Ortek MCK-84]] keyboard<ref name="sandy-MCK-84">Sandy — [http://sandy55.fc2web.com/keyboard/mck-84.html ortek mck-84]</ref> with [[Alps SKCM White]] switches;<ref>geekhack — [http://geekhack.org/index.php?topic=6025.0 The most awesome super rare alps compact keyboard ever.]</ref> the exact model number is not verified
;MCK-18S/N
:Serial interface keypad with a DE-9 connector<ref>Card Labs — [http://www.cardlabs.com/CardLabs_rabbit_products.htm Rabbit Dev Tools & Parts]</ref>
;MCK-18 M
:Black linear Alps or Alps clone switches and a PS/2 interface<ref>geekhack — [http://geekhack.org/index.php?topic=35848.0 T.J.'s sale thing]</ref>

The direct matrix version has been confirmed to have a plate and PCB with positions for 22 keys, and the lower case is marked "MCK22"; this implies that the MCK-18 and [[Ortek MCK-22|MCK-22]] shared parts. There is no other internal markings indicative of manufacturer or model, and it has no controller chip.

==External links==
*Imgur — [http://imgur.com/a/F5RzQ SIIG Keypad] — photo gallery of direct matrix version
*geekhack — [http://geekhack.org/index.php?topic=13826.0 Ortek MCK-84 info] — pinout for direct matrix variant

==References==
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[[Category:Ortek keyboards]]
[[Category:Numeric keypads]]
[[Category:List of all keyboards]]