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External Keyboards External Keyboards NOTE: This document is only for general reference. Solution Builder and related PMBs should be used for product availability, pricing, and final solution selection. * Zebra does not endorse or specifically recommend any third-party products, accessories, or hardware. ZEBRA DISCLAIMS ANY AND ALL LIABILITY, INCLUDING ANY EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTIES, WHETHER ORAL OR WRITTEN, FOR SUCH THIRD PARTY PRODUCTS, ACCESSORIES, OR HARDWARE. THE CUSTOMER ACKNOWLEDGES THAT NO REPRESENTATION HAS BEEN MADE BY ZEBRA AS TO THE FITNESS OF THE THIRD-PARTY PRODUCTS, ACCESSORIES, OR HARDWARE FOR THE CUSTOMER'S INTENDED PURPOSE. Zebra Vehicle Mount (VH10 style) Rugged Keyboards Part Number Picture Description Notes Required Items ►Based on the VH10 keyboard design ►12 direct Function keys with an additional 12 via shift function. ►Dimmable backlit keys. ►IP66, -30 to +50 C, condensing - for use in Freezer Applications ►Build-in heaters and drainage system for error free operations even in heavy condensing environments ►Industrial keyboard controller with ►Standard USB Short temperature compensation KYBD-QW-VC-01 QWERTY Keyboard Keyboard Cable for VH10 ►Meets shock/vibrations standards: style keyboard (A9183902) EN60721-5M3, MIL810F, and Zebra internal testing standards ►Two available cable lengths allowing the installation close the by VC or away from it. ►Keyboard elastomer and cable are both field replaceable. ►Can be mounted on Keyboard Tray (KT-KYBDTRAY-VC80-R) or via RAM mount. ►Based on the VH10 keyboard design ►12 direct Function keys with an additional 12 via shift function. ►Dimmable backlit keys. ►IP66, -30 to +50 C, condensing - for use in Freezer Applications ►Build-in heaters and drainage system ►Standard USB Short for error free operations even in KYBD-AZ-VC-01 AZERTY Keyboard Keyboard Cable for VH10 heavy condensing environments style keyboard (A9183902) ►Industrial keyboard controller with temperature compensation ►Meets shock/vibrations standards: EN60721-5M3, MIL810F, and Zebra internal testing standards ►Keyboard elastomer and cable are both field replaceable. ►Used with VH10 Style Keyboards ►Has standard USB-A connector A9183902 which can be used on Gamber- (3rd party) * Johnson Fork Lift Cradle or other Standard USB Short devices with standard USB-A ports. (Order from Sinbon - Keyboard Cable for VH10 ►Short Cable length (18 cm / approx. [email protected] style keyboard 7 in) m or by calling Tim Kehoe ►Typically used when keyboard is directly at (516) 658 1975) mounted directly near the L10 (i.e. on Keyboard Tray). Replacement QWERTY ►Wear Item Replacement for KYBD-QW- KYBD-QW-SP-01 Keypad for VH10 style VC-01 (includes Elastomer with hard keyboard caps) EMC Product Line - External Keyboards TAG Page 1 of 9 NOTE: Items highlighted in grey may not be orderable/available Changes?/Updates? - notify [email protected] Document Update date: 4/16/19 Replacement AZERTY ►Wear Item Replacement for KYBD-AZ- KYBD-AZ-SP-01 Keypad for VH10 style VC-01 (includes Elastomer with hard keyboard caps) VC70 style QWERTY/AZERTY keyboards Part Number Picture Description Notes Required Items ►Discontinued 4/2018, now use one of the following VH10 style keyboards: KYBD-QW-VC70F-L-1, KYBD-QW- VC70F-S-1, KYBD-QW-VC70-L-1, or KYBD-QW-VC70-S-1 - PMB 3062 ►Connects to USB port on VC70 using KYBD-QW-VC70-03R 65-Key QWERTY Keyboard a secure locking USB connector. Can be used with other devices also by not utilizing locking screws. ►65 Backlit keys ►IP66 sealed ►Includes Keyboard Protection Grill (KT- KYBDGRL1-VC70-R) ►Discontinued 9/2013, now use KYBD- QW-VC70-03R ►Connects to USB port on VC70 using a secure locking USB connector. Can KYBD-QW-VC70-01R 65-Key QWERTY Keyboard be used with other devices also by not utilizing locking screws. ►65 Backlit keys ►IP66 sealed ►Discontinued 4/2018, now use the VH10 style keyboard: KYBD-AZ-VC-01 and a keyboard to VC70 keyboard cable (see VH10 style keyboard section above) - PMB 3062 ►Connects to USB port on VC70 using KYBD-AZ-VC70-03R 65-Key AZERTY Keyboard a secure locking USB connector. Can be used with other devices also by not utilizing locking screws. ►65 Backlit keys ►IP66 sealed ►Includes Keyboard Protection Grill (KT- KYBDGRL1-VC70-R) ►Discontinued 9/2013, now use KYBD- AZ-VC70-03R ►Connects to USB port on VC70 using a secure locking USB connector. Can KYBD-AZ-VC70-01R 65-Key AZERTY Keyboard be used with other devices also by not utilizing locking screws. ►65 Backlit keys ►IP66 sealed Keyboard Protection Grill for ►Adds extra protection to keys by KT-KYBDGRL1-VC70-R QWERTY or AZERTY minimizing the keys' exposure. keyboard VC5090 style keyboards Part Number Picture Description Notes Required Items ►Uses rugged USB port connector found on VC5090 unit. VC5090 Keyboard to VC70 VC5090 Style External VC5090KYBD-02R ►64 Backlit keys Adapter Kit (KT-VC50KYBD- Keyboard (QWERTY style) ►IP66 sealed ADPT-R) ►Heated EMC Product Line - External Keyboards TAG Page 2 of 9 NOTE: Items highlighted in grey may not be orderable/available Changes?/Updates? - notify [email protected] Document Update date: 4/16/19 ►Uses rugged USB port connector found on VC5090 unit. VC5090 Keyboard to VC70 VC5090 Style External VC5090KYBD-03R ►64 Backlit keys Adapter Kit (KT-VC50KYBD- Keyboard (AZERTY style) 2 - 22 VC70 Vehicle Computer Product Reference Guide ►IP66 sealed ADPT-R) ►Heated USB Connector Figure 2-23 USB Connectors Installing the Optional VC5090 Keyboard on the VC70 ► You can install the VC5090 keyboard on the VC70 using the keyboard adapter kit (PN KT-VC50KYBD-ADPT-R). Uses spacers allowing VC5090 The kit contains the following items: keyboard and associated brackets to • Two spacers with screws and washers • Adapter cable be attached to VC70. NOTE When using the VC5090 keyboards, the integrated keyboard heater is not supported. ► For optional VC5090 keyboards, refer to Accessories on page 1-4. Also includes adapter cable to 1. Attach the keyboard spacers to both sides of the VC70 using 2 M5x14mmVC5090 torx head screws with Keyboard captive to VC70 connect VC5090 keyboard to USB port KT-VC50KYBD-ADPT-R washers for each spacer. Tork the screws to 20 + 5% kgf-cm (17 + 5% lbs-in). Left Hand VC70 Spacer Adapter Kit on VC70 (P/N 25-163518-01). Can be Bracket Torx Head VC70 Screws used with other devices also by not utilizing locking screws. Cap Screws ►Includes adapter cable, 2 spacers and 4 screws. Locking Knob with Flat and VC5090 Keyboard Lock Washers Figure 2-24 Installing the VC5090 Keyboard on the VC70 VC70 style Numeric keyboard Part Number Picture Description Notes Required Items ►Connects to USB port on VC70 using a secure locking USB connector. Can be used with other devices also by not utilizing locking screws. KYBD-NU-VC70-03R 21-Key Numeric Keyboard ►21 Backlit keys ►IP66 sealed ►Mounts on side of VC70 ►Includes Keyboard Protection Grill (KT- KYBDGRL2-VC70-R) ►Discontinued 9/2013, now use KYBD- NU-VC70-03R ►Connects to USB port on VC70 using a secure locking USB connector. Can KYBD-NU-VC70-01R 21-Key Numeric Keyboard be used with other devices also by not utilizing locking screws. ►21 Backlit keys ►IP66 sealed ►Mounts on side of VC70 EMC Product Line - External Keyboards TAG Page 3 of 9 NOTE: Items highlighted in grey may not be orderable/available Changes?/Updates? - notify [email protected] Document Update date: 4/16/19 Keyboard Protection Grill for ►Adds extra protection to keys by KT-KYBDGRL2-VC70-R Numeric keyboard minimizing the keys' exposure. iKey Keyboards Part Number Picture Description Notes Required Items need pic and additional info ►83 keys 420002 iKey Rugged USB Keyboard on this keyboard ►Membrane sealed keyboard need pic and additional info 420011 iKey USB Keyboard on this keyboard ►Red backlit keys ►Integrated Touchpad ►Dual connectivity - Bluetooth or USB (via micro-USB cable typically used for charging). iKeyRugged Bluetooth ►Includes micro-USB cable for 420007 Keyboard with Touchpad keyboard battery charging. ►Uses 75mm VESA or AMPS mounting ►Fully-sealed keyboard is designed to meet NEMA 4X and IP67 specifications. ►iKey model #BT-80-TP ►Thin profile design ►Red backlit keys ►Integrated Touchpad ►Dual connectivity - Bluetooth or USB (via micro-USB cable typically used for charging). iKey Slim Rugged Bluetooth 420012 ►Includes micro-USB cable for Keyboard with Touchpad keyboard battery charging. ►Uses 75mm VESA or AMPS mounting ►Fully-sealed keyboard is designed to meet NEMA 4X and IP67 specifications. ►iKey model #BT-870-TP-SLIM need pic and additional info iKey USB Keyboard with 420021 on this keyboard Backight EMC Product Line - External Keyboards TAG Page 4 of 9 NOTE: Items highlighted in grey may not be orderable/available Changes?/Updates? - notify [email protected] Document Update date: 4/16/19 ►12 Function Keys ►Red Backlit Keys ►Integrated Touchpad iKey SkinnyBoard™ Mobile ►Silicone Rubber 420026 Keyboard with Touchpad ►AMPS Mounting Pattern ►Ultra-Thin Design ►iKey model #SB-87-TP-M-USB need pic and additional info iKey 10 Key keyboard 420086 on this keyboard without Touchpad, English need pic and additional info iKey 10 Key keyboard 420087 on this keyboard without Touchpad, French ►Three levels of red LED backlight ►VESA mount pattern iKey Compact Mobile 420093 ►12 function keys Keyboard with Touchpad ►Integrated touchpad ►iKey model #SL-80-TP-USB ►Four levels of red LED backlight ►VESA mount pattern iKey Compact Mobile ►10 function keys 420025 Keyboard with Touchpad ►Includes Emergency key for use with and Emergency button first responder applications. ►Integrated touchpad ►iKey model #SL-86-911-TP-USB ►12 Function Keys ►88-Key Functionality ►Integrated Backlighting 420094 iKey Full Travel Keyboard ►Integrated Touchpad ►Mobile Mounting Holes ►One-Touch Emergency Key ►iKey model #IK-88-TP-USB ►101 Backlit keys ►Connects to USB port on device ►10-Key Numeric Pad ►12 Function Keys ►Built-In Mounting holes SLK-101-M-USB-3F iKey Keyboard, 101 key ►Windows Function Keys ►NOTE: This is a custom product.
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