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Re: Flexible Numeric Keypad

Actually, I've got that mouse you speak of. It was called "supermouse", the 
rubber keys are removeable but I felt I could not use the controller as it 
was both physically linked to the mouse control board and the key press was 
something I've not seen before. Some kind of hard plastic tip inside the 
rubber keys made contact with the keypad surface on the controller board 
and made some kind of electrontic contact. Once I saw this I knew it was 
outside my abilities. ;-) Currently anyway.

At 03:25 PM 10/2/2001 +0800, you wrote:
>Hi,
>
>i think there are a lot in computer market,usb or ps/2 interface,
>but i think the keys are not soft rubber,same as notebook one.
>
>  if u wanna rubber keys,i knew there is a mouse with rubber numeric 
> keypad,maybe u can try it
>
>
>
>>From: John Tregidga <>
>>Reply-To: 
>>To: 
>>Subject: Flexible Numeric Keypad
>>Date: Mon, 01 Oct 2001 20:00:02 -0700
>>
>>Hi All,
>>
>>I'm not tech savy enough to create it, but I know the project is pretty
>>simple. Here is what I want to create
>>1.) Flexible and thin (membrane) numeric keypad. Small
>>
>>2.) connects to my libretto through either the PCMCIA /USB converter or
>>port rep serial or PS/2 jack
>>
>>I've got a nice ultra thin Adesso 17 key keypad, but the buttons stick up
>>to high (and its low profile) and
>>its keyclicks are louder than I'd like.
>>
>>What would be ideal is a small cell phone or calculator keypad. Soft rubber
>>keys and basically silent.
>>Once removed from the housing it would be somewhat flexible and low profile.
>>
>>Does anybody out there have any ideas or help on this project??
>>
>>What would also work for me would be a cut down version of those
>>"flexible/waterproof" keyboards.
>>
>>Cheers
>>-=JT=-
>>
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