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Electronic Keyboards, Inc.
Manufacturer of Industial Keyboards
"The Next Generation of Man - Machine Interface"
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Operator Stations from EKI.
Operator Stations, Operator
Intefaces, HMI, Human Machine Interfaces for harsh environments with custom
keyboardsand custom Languages
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2016 Backlit Operator Station, with custom keyboard
to fit your application. NEMA 4
Up to 20 key positions and two rows of 16 characters. Custom keyboard
with your number of keys, your key text, your colors, macros - 4-6 weeks,
one time engineering charge of $240. With backlite keypad
$529
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Only $499 |
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2016 or 3516 Flat Panel Operator Station, with custom
keyboard to fit your application. NEMA 4
Optional Backlit keypad
Up to 35 key positions and two rows of 16 characters. Custom keyboard
with your number of keys, your key text, your colors, macros - 2-3 weeks,
one time engineering charge of $240. Can be mounted to a customers enclosure
to NEMA 4. With backlite keypad $379 Click
for Mount Drawing
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2040 or 3540 Flat Panel Operator Station, with custom
keyboard to fit your application.
Up to 35 key positions and four rows of 40 characters. Custom keyboard
with your number of keys, your key text, your colors, macros - 4-6 weeks,
one time engineering charge of $240. The 2040 or 3540 flat panel allows
it to be mounted to a customers enclosure to NEMA 4. Click
for Mount Drawing
With backlite keypad $529
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8340 Flat Panel Operator Station, with custom keyboard
to fit your application. NEMA 12
Up to 90 key positions and four rows of 40 characters. Custom keyboard
with your number of keys, your key text, your colors, macros - 4-6 weeks,
one time engineering charge of $240. The 8340 flat panel that allows it
to be mounted to a customers enclosure to NEMA 4.
Click for Mount Drawing
With backlite keypad $659
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Only $599 |
| 2016 Backlit Operator Station,
with custom keyboard to fit your application. NEMA 4
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| 2016 or 3516 Flat Panel Operator
Station, with custom keyboard to fit your application. NEMA 4
Optional Backlit keypad
Any Number of keys up to 35, or with the 2nd
key up to 70, any color, any text, 2-3 week delivery
Operator Stations 2016 OS and 3516
OS with LCD display have two lines of sixteen .380 inch characters.
The keypad can have any combination of up to 35 keys in a horzontal or
vertical pattern, different key sizes, hot keys, graphics and color schemes,
click on "Sample Key Patterns" to see samples. Eight LED key
status indicators RS-232 controlled by the host. Outputs are PS2, RS 232
or RS 422.
Overall size is 6.500 x 8.75 x 1.25. Standard colors are Black, Gray
or Off White.
Surface mounted. Power supply 5VDC at 100mA required unless the OS
has PS2 output then the PS2 port powers the OS -
Speciations
Model Numbers
2016 up to 20 touch positions in a .75 inch
pitch
3516 up to 35 touch positions in a .50 inch
pitch
Operational Specifications
These specifications are based on a standard
OS. But are only to be used as a guideline. Within the limits of the OS
can be factory programmed to a non-standard for a $240 NRE charge. These
non-standards can be as small as one code difference being sent, and can
be for one OS.
1 Framing Error - If a framing or overrun error
occurs on data coming from the host, the OS sends back to the host <
(0x3e), the character it received, > (0x3c).
2 OS Reset - A Reset ^ (0x5e) is sent from
the OS to the host following a power up or a request for Reset from the
host. See Config switch 9. When the host request a Reset it sends a DC4
(0x14, PS2 ctrl-t) to the OS, the OS then does a RAM check and in 300mSec
it sends the host ^. All data is cleared (lost) and the cursor is positioned
in the first position of the first row.
3 Set LED's - To set and clear the status LED’s
the host sends the OS a DC3 (0x13, PS2 ctrl-s), followed by to number of
LED to be set from 1-8. The number is sent in ASCII – 1=0x31, 2=0x32, 3=0x33,
4=0x34, 5=0x35, 6=0x36, 7=0x37, and 8=0x38. To reset all LED’s to the “OFF”
condition a 0 (0x30) is sent. The LED’s that the host wants to r6emain
in the “ON” condition must be resent to the OS after sending a 0 (0x30).
See Section 8 for LED positions.
4 Clear Display - To Clear the display and
set the cursor to the first position in the first row the host sends a
DC2 (0x12, PS2 ctrl-r).
5 Back Space - To Back Space the host sends
a BS (0x08) in either row.
6 Carriage Return - To do a Carriage Return
the host sends a CR (0x0d). See Config switch 2.
7 Line Feed - A LF in either row will do a
line feed. When done in row 2 the data in row 1 will be lost, and the data
in row 2 will be sent to row 1. The position will remain the same.
8 Communication set-up - 2,400 baud, Xon-Xoff,
8 data bits, 1 stop bit, DCE, and no parity.
9 Set 1st command – At any location in row
1 or 2 if a DC1 (0x11, PS2 ctrl- q) is sent the cursor will be positioned
in the 1st row at the lower nibble (0-f) of the following second byte sent,
e.g. first byte sent is DC1, the second byte hex x6, the cursor will be
in the 7th position from the left.
10 Set 2nd command – At any location in row
1 or 2 if a SUB (0x1a, PS2 ctrl-z) is sent the cursor will be positioned
in the 2nd row at the lower nibble (0-f) of the following second byte sent,
e.g. first byte sent is SUB, the second byte hex xf, the cursor will be
in the 16th position from the left.
11 Blink – This can be done using the Set 1st
and Set 2nd commands. The host can blink any number of positions in either
row by alternately sending a Space and a character to the same locations
at timed intervals.
12 Communications I/O Connector – For RS-232,
DB-9, pin 1=+5VDC, pin 2=tx1, pin 3=rx1, pin 4=shield, pin 5=ground. If
the OS is being powered by 12 VAC separate terminals are used, consult
factory. For RS-422 consult factory.
LED Status Indicator Positions
Available
The twenty position Matrix Touch (TM) keyboard
has eight (8) LED status positions in fixed locations that can be controlled
by the communications link, either RS-232 or RS-422. The locations are
shown in the following two figures, one being for a vertically mounted
keyboard and the second being for a horizontally mounted keyboard. The
positions are numbered from one (1) through eight (8). See section 7.3
to control LED's.
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| Number one position LED is upper right
and eight position LED is lower left.
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Number one position LED is upper left
and eight position LED is lower right.
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| 2040 or 3540 Flat Panel Operator
Station, with custom keyboard to fit your application.
2040 and 3540 Operator Station Commands, custom commands
on request.
1. Clear Display - To Clear the display and
set the cursor to the first position in the first row the host sends a
DC2 (0x12, PS2 ctrl-r).
2. Back Space - To Back Space the host sends
a BS (0x08), the command works like a left arrow. In order to do a back
space like a PC where the character is deleted, the host must send a BS,
Space and a BS.
3. Line Feed - A LF (0x0a) in either row will
do a line feed. When done in row 4 the data in row 1 will be lost, and
the data in row 2 will be sent to row 1, the data in row 3 will be sent
to row 2, and the data in row 4 will be sent to row 3. The position of
the cursor will remain the same.
4. Communication set-up - 2,400 baud, Xon-Xoff,
8 data bits, 1 stop bit, DCE, and no parity.
5. Set Cursort command - The cursor can be set
to any location on the display when a DC1 (0x11, PS2 ctrl-q) is sent followed
by the valid hex position in one of the four rows. The following are the
hex positions in the four rows: 1st row 20-47, 2nd row 50-77; 3rd row 80-a7,
4th row b0-d7. e.g. first byte sent is DC1, the second byte hex 0x26, the
cursor will be in the 7th position from the left of the first row.
6. Bell - The 8340 OS can output an audible
beep when an ASCII Bell command (0x07, PS2 ctrl-G) is received.
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| 8340 Flat Panel Operator Station,
with custom keyboard to fit your application. NEMA 12
8340 Operator Station Commands, custom commands on
request.
1. Clear Display - To Clear the display and
set the cursor to the first position in the first row the host sends a
DC2 (0x12, PS2 ctrl-r).
2. Back Space - To Back Space the host sends
a BS (0x08), the command works like a left arrow. In order to do a back
space like a PC where the character is deleted, the host must send a BS,
Space and a BS.
3. Line Feed - A LF (0x0a) in either row will
do a line feed. When done in row 4 the data in row 1 will be lost, and
the data in row 2 will be sent to row 1, the data in row 3 will be sent
to row 2, and the data in row 4 will be sent to row 3. The position of
the cursor will remain the same.
4. Communication set-up - 2,400 baud, Xon-Xoff,
8 data bits, 1 stop bit, DCE, and no parity.
5. Set Cursort command - The cursor can be set
to any location on the display when a DC1 (0x11, PS2 ctrl-q) is sent followed
by the valid hex position in one of the four rows. The following are the
hex positions in the four rows: 1st row 20-47, 2nd row 50-77; 3rd row 80-a7,
4th row b0-d7. e.g. first byte sent is DC1, the second byte hex 0x26, the
cursor will be in the 7th position from the left of the first row.
6. Bell - The 8340 OS can output an audible
beep when an ASCII Bell command (0x07, PS2 ctrl-G) is received.
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The Matrix Touch
(TM) truly gives
your customers a touch of class that will never wear out!
Made in the USA
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