- A
keyer is an
electronic device used for
signaling by hand, by way of
pressing one or more switches. The
technical term
keyer has two very
similar meanings...
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privately owns the company. The name "Digi-
Key" is a
reference to the "Digi-
Keyer Kit," a
digital electronic keyer kit that
Stordahl developed and marketed...
- single-lever
key to one side. For double-paddle
keys wired to an "iambic"
keyer,
squeezing both
paddles together makes a double-contact,
which causes the
keyer to...
- Look up
key or
Keys in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Key,
Keys, The
Key or The
Keys may
refer to:
Key (cryptography), a
piece of
information needed...
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springboard for what
became Digi-
Key Electronics.
While in
college he ****embled and
began selling a
digital electronic keyer kit for
sending radiotelegraph...
- and
number of
keys, and the type of
switch it employs.
Other keyboards cater to
specific use cases, such as a
numeric keypad or a
keyer.
Desktop keyboards...
- 2007) had the full
vector keyer control of
Ultra built into it,
along with some
simplified virtual sets. The
vector keyer could also be
activated for...
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Keyence Corporation (キーエンス, Kīensu) is a ****an-based
direct sales organization that
develops and
manufactures equipment for
factory automation, sensors...
- a
keyer.
Douglas Engelbart introduced the
chorded keyset as a
computer interface in 1968 at what is
often called "The
Mother of All Demos". Each
key is...
- Look up
Keyes in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Keyes may
refer to:
Keyes (surname),
including a list of
people with the name
Keyes, California, a place...
