Typewriting machines – Key-board or key lever-actuating mechanism
Patent
1996-03-08
2000-09-26
Hilten, John S.
Typewriting machines
Key-board or key lever-actuating mechanism
345169, 341 22, B41J 508, B41J 514
Patent
active
061234745
ABSTRACT:
A selective call receiver assembly (10) comprises a front housing (14) having a plurality of apertures (15 & 16) and a multiplanar functional keypad (20), wherein the keypad has a first set of keys (23) and a second set of keys (22) residing on a first plane (30) and a third set of keys (21) residing on a second plane (28), the first, second, and third set of keys being integrally formed on one keypad and at least a portion of the first and third set of keys protruding through the plurality of apertures of the front housing when mounted within the front housing.
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Instruction Manual for Tango; p. 1-38; Nov. 27, 1995; items 10-11 are separate keypads.
Davis, II James Talmage
Iezzi Peter David
Stanton Stephen M.
Colilla Daniel J.
Hilten John S.
Meles Pablo
Motorola Inc.
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