Editing BAT Keyboard (section)

==Usage==
Characters are entered by pressing and releasing a combination of its seven keys: four finger keys and three thumb keys. Ordinary letters can be entered by combinations of the four finger keys and the central, grey thumb key. E.g. pressing those five keys at once and releasing them sends the character 'o'. The remaining two thumb buttons, red and blue colored, enable entering numbers, interpunction, function keys and modifiers like shift, alt and control. Usually, modifiers are entered using the sticky key principle: for instance, once the shift command is given (blue thumb key pressed and released), the next character will end up as the shifted version.
The BAT keyboard can be configured by software. Additional chords as well as macros can be created .

[[ File:BAT AT-ADB chord scheme.jpg |300px|thumb|none|Chord scheme for Windows PCs of the AT/ADB version of the BAT keyboard]]