Electronic device having a modularized press key

Electricity: circuit makers and breakers – Solid contact – Push button operated

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C200S341000

Reexamination Certificate

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11394237

ABSTRACT:
An electronic device having a modularized press key disposed therein. The electronic device is provided with a switch, and the modularized press key is composed of a key cap, an identification part, and an extension part. The key cap is provided with a connection hole and is disposed in the electronic device and facing the switch. The identification part is disposed in the connection hole, and the extension part has a specific color and is engaged to the identification part in a specific direction. The other end of the extension part is pressed against the switch. As such, through the uniqueness of the assembly and the distinction of the colors, the fool-proof assembly and fault inspection and detection of the modularized press key are achieved.

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patent: 5990435 (1999-11-01), Chao
patent: 6498311 (2002-12-01), Stewart et al.

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