IBM 3290 Model 1/5080 Converged Keyboard Numeric Keypad

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1983 Q1

Model F 3290/5080 24/25-key Keypad IBM capacitive buckling springs More info on this keyboard

313X type Model F

eg, P/N 6018100

IBM-made 24-key (most) or 25-key (WTC) numeric keypad peripheral for the IBM 3290 Model 1 Information Panel and the IBM 5080 Graphics System and their Type 1 104-key Model F Converged Keyboards. They directly connected to the keyboard via a short cable with a DA-15 plug instead of a host terminal or graphics system. They were also designed to match the same side profile as its host keyboard.

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