Keyboard for initiating switching operations or switching signal

Electricity: circuit makers and breakers – Electric switch details – Indicators

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200 5A, 200159B, 200340, H01H 916

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045310335

ABSTRACT:
A keyboard for initiating switching functions or switching signals. Synchronizing pins coupled to four key members at the mutually adjacent crossing between them cause actuation of contact sets upon depression of the keyboard surface above each synchronizing pin. Actuation of at least two contact sets are necessary to initiate a switching function corresponding to the keyboard symbol at the position of surface depression. A light may be employed to visually indicate the symbol actuated.

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