Clavia´s goal when developing the Nord Electro 2 was to create the best emulations of traditional electromechanical keyboard instruments on the market, and to make the instrument compact and lightweight.
Just outstanding electromechanical keyboard sounds with true feel, from instant keyboard response to authentic sound.
Remember that great organ sound in Procol Harum's "A Whiter Shade of Pale", or the wonderful electric piano in Supertramp's "The Logical Song", or the Clavinet sound in Stevie Wonder's "Superstition"?
The organ of the Electro 2 is based on a digital simulation of the mechanical tone wheels of the B-3 organ.
This gives you a big advantage: when you change presets, the correct drawbar settings are shown immediately by the LEDs.
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The following skills and concepts will receive a priority of instructional time so that students can successfully progress to the next level of learning.
ENRICHMENT ACTIVITIES: The following assignments and activities are designed to reinforce basic skills and to expand students' interest and abilities.
Careers: Commercial music, music technology, accompanist, performance Technology: MIDI, synthesizers, keyboards, computers Library Services: Information resources and support services will be maintained for students and staff in print and in a variety of digital formats.
Wherever possible, both information and access to support services will be provided at the user's worksite or workstation using the district's telecommunications infrastructure.
Keyboard Crazy Literacy Lessons http://www.keyboardcrazy.co.uk/Keyboard Crazy Literacy Lessons.pdf
To recognise what a common noun is and what a proper noun is.
Discuss which is the noun, which is the adjective and which word is the verb.
Learning objectives: To understand the terms past tense and present tense To use appropriate tenses and recognise the tenses that certain pieces of text has been written in.
Each group should receive 25 points for a correctly set out group of words with a one point penalty for each letter placed in the wrong part of the keyboard.
Ability to recognise tenses, change from past to present and vice versa, keyboard skills.
stainless-steel For kiosks sited in unsupervised or semi-supervised positions Rafi has developed a stainless steel version of their industry leading kiosk keyboard, offering the combined benefits of robust construction and quality data input.
By removing all unnecessary keys normally associated with standard keyboards and the addition of browser-specific keys, together with the integration of a high quality trackerball, Rafi has produced a keyboard that is ideal for this application.
The key layout, although reduced in size, retains the keyblock areas associated with conventional keyboards to ensure minimum familiarisation time for the user.
The keytops are held captive behind a stainless steel front plate to stop inadvertent removal and the switch contacts are protected against impact by their own built in 'shock absorbers'.
stellar If you long for the days when keyboards weren't an afterthought, you will welcome the quality touch and feel of the Avant line of keyboards.
Each key can be reprogrammed to represent any key you choose, allowing you to customize your keyboard layout to your specific needs.
The Stellar even provides replacement keycaps, and a key puller for these two keys.
The Avant Stellar also comes with complete Macro programming capabilities.
"This is the first randomized clinical study to demonstrate that keyboard design can reduce pain in computer users who have hand discomfort similar to symptoms in carpal tunnel syndrome," Rempel said in a news release.
alphasmart_ld2 http://www.ldresources.com/files/alphasmart_ld2.pdf
Yes, students being able to do electronic composition instead of writing in a spiral notebook and transcribing onto a computer at school is fantastic, and certainly enough, but there's so much more that can be done with an AlphaSmart keyboard.
Use the AlphaSmart yourself In June, at NECC, at the AlphaSmart focus group meeting, I was amazed at how few people in the group actually seemed to have experience using the AlphaSmart to do their own work.
Take notes at meetings This seems obvious but I'm amazed at how many people fire up PowerBooks and ThinkPads at meetings for simple note-taking chores.
And, we heat our house with wood.
Notice of Hearing - Letter http://lnotes.state.nd.us
Dear KEYBOARD (name of foster parent, pre-adopt parent, or relative caregiver), A court proceeding concerning KEYBOARD (name of child) has been scheduled for KEYBOARD (date of hearing) at KEYBOARD (address or place of hearing and time).
That written information should be submitted to your social worker at least a week prior to the hearing.
This opportunity does not mean that you will have to give testimony in court, nor does it mean that you have a right to be in the courtroom during the proceeding.
Because Juvenile Court is a closed and confidential court, only parties to the legal action are assured admittance to the proceeding.
Hansen_et_al_2003a The language model used in GazeTalk is based on a corpus constructed on the basis of text extracted from Usenet discussion groups.
two preceding words, it needs to be primed with two words in order to supply any predictions at all.
In other words, most (possibly all) language models will supply unreliable predictions for the first few words or characters of input.
The Japanese system had no prediction functions.
The two experiments suggests that users in general can be productive from the very first encounter with a dwell-time based system, but the productivity depends on the familiarity with the input display structure and the input mode (i.e., hand or eye).
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This paper introduces a method of miniaturizing a keyboard while maintaining its operability.
The second technique involves reducing the vertical key spacing while maintaining the horizontal key spacing at 19.05 mm.
We have developed a new key switch mechanism that reduces keyboard thickness but retains a sufficient key stroke distance.
Their judgment was based on whether the keyboard had the standard spacing, and consequently they discriminated against the narrow spacings.
On the other hand, the unskilled group did not use the standard spacing as a criterion because they were unaccustomed to the standard keyboard.
This paper described a way to make keyboards thinner and smaller.
RLK150KVM-Release-1 http://www.rackmount.com/pcwsupport/RLK/RLK150KVM-Release-1_files/RLK150KVM-Release-1.pdf
Do not turn on the power to RLK150, if the unit shows signs of crack or damage to the LCD display screen.
Some circuitry in the RLK150 may continue to operate even though the front panel power switch is off.
For your safety, never open the RLK150.
OSD -- On Screen Display port selection.
This column lists the Port ID numbers (Station Number - Port Number) for all the CPU Ports on the installation.
POWERED ON + Lists only the ports that have been selected for Quick View QVIEW scanning (see F4, below), and that have their attached computers Powered On.
KB9000A_Multimedia_Keyboard_brochure http://au.fujitsu.com/FAL/Files/KB9000A_Multimedia_Keyboard_brochure.pdf
replaces multiple mouse clicks with just a single keystroke for frequently used Internet and multimedia functions.
Special keys access the WWW, e-mail, speaker volume and CD functions, and ACPI power management (Power off, Sleep, Wake up).
You'll also appreciate the efficiency boost of the dedicated Shortcut key, routing you to your favourite application.
eki http://www.invotek.org/pdf_file/catalog/eki.pdf
The Expanded Keyboard Interface (EKI) allows alternate keyboard users to easily access voice output without using a computer.
This allows children who need the size or format of these keyboards to have access to them at home and in classroom activities away from the classroom computer.
The switches are useful for moving between WOLF® pages (using the GOT0 function), as a call signal to the teacher, or as an easy method for providing switch users with voice output.
The Expanded Keyboard Interface is powered by rechargeable batteries and easily mounted over the speaker of the WOLP®.
pointright_ubicomp http://graphics.stanford.edu/papers/pointright-ubicomp/pointright_ubicomp.pdf
The ubiquitous computing rooms and interactive workspaces currently being researched and deployed typically have several large screens and dozens of machines which can display to them.
The room should function as a large virtual desktop, and input should automatically be routed to whichever machine is currently displaying to a screen.
They are similar to our system, but don't support arbitrary topologies, allow multiple machines switched to a single screen, or provide for multiple simultaneous redirections.
The Pebbles system [5] and other CSCW systems allow multiple-cursors (controlled by PDAs in the case of Pebbles) simultaneously on a single machine, but don't support transferring control between many adjacent screens.
WindowsUtilityUserGuide The Logic Controls Programmable Keyboard Windows version programming utility works under Windows 95/98/ME/NT/2000/XP.
Load key definition from template file on disk.
Used to separate several definitions codes that works in combination with Multi-shift-level function key.
Send break-code for scan-code mode key Enables the transmission of break codes for each scan codes programmed into the keyboard.
The simplest way to create a properly formatted template text file is use the Export function.
Break codes has to inserted where necessary to allow Windows to recognize the command string correctly.
For example, release Win key, Shift keys and to enter more than one stroke of the same key (e.g. 00).
pak6app http://server.al-williams.com/pak6app.pdf
In this application note, I'll marry a standard PS/2 keyboard to a Basic Stamp and make it send Morse code.
In addition to the code, the program will have several predefined messages and store your callsign and a custom message in the Stamp's EEPROM.
This is all possible because of AWC's PAK-VI chip.
For this application, the Stamp doesn't send many commands to the PAK (just a software reset command).
However, there are commands to switch modes, set scroll, num, and caps lock, and send commands directly to the keyboard.
Note 2: Stamp pin 0 drives the transmitter's PTT (optional), Stamp pin 1 is the key input to the transmitter, and Stamp pin 6 is the sidetone (connect to a piezo speaker).
Otherwise, it processes the character using the charproc routine.
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