deskthority

Thanks for all the replies! Didn't know that the Model F had the same 240 deg 5 pin din :o
Yeah, I actually got restocked on everything except the F/M 122 variant due to a manufacturing issue, but will have more in a month or so :)
I'll definitely be waiting for the restock. Month can't pass fast ...

I purchased a 122 key Model M keyboard weeks ago. The only thing I was waiting for was a 5 pin din adapter to PS2. I would be using that adapter and chaining it to another converter Ps2 to USB. The converter is not the main problem. The biggest current problem is that, I just realized the adapter I ...

kbdfr wrote: Edit: Tipro keyboards have plate-mounted Cherry MX black switches.

Actually never heard of Tipro till now. That keyboard is amazing itself but I just can't seem to figure out the layout! Thought it was Colemak at first, probably not Dvorak... well I'm just happy being a QWERTY user

A lot of POS boards are standard PS/2 or USB and so will usually work without much hassle on desktop PCs. Some have an odd connector but are relatively easy to convert.
Alright, thanks for the info!
Older PoS systems are not compatible:
Ha! Gave me a laugh, and I just noticed the Budweiser logo ...

I'm currently unable to find much info on point-of-sale keyboards. I assume they would only work with cash registers but I may be wrong. Is it possible to use POS keyboards with a regular PC? I don't think they have plug n play capabilities even if they do connect with USB which removes the hassle ...

Iggy wrote: Installed them on my Das Keyboard Prof. 4;

I really love the look of the keyboard it looks good with the keycaps! Das keyboard was one of my first dream kboards when I was in middle school

I had this exact same problem with my Model M. Tried bleach and alcohol already and they both didn't work :/
OP said baking soda worked, is there a specific concentration or solution that I have to use? Thanks.

Almost any chinese made "gaming keyboards"...