IBM 3151 ASCII Display Station Keyboard

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1987 Q2 Model M Enhanced Terminal Keyboard (second or third generation)IBM membrane buckling springs More info on this keyboard

ASCII-style w/ IBM grey oval badge

eg, P/Ns 1392595, 1392597, 1392599, 1392600, 1392601, 1392602, 1392603, 1392609, 1392620

IBM-made or Lexmark-made 102-key (ANSI) or 103-key (ISO) ASCII-style terminal Enhanced Keyboard for IBM 3151 ASCII Display Station models 310, 360, 410 and 460. It had a permanently-attached coiled cable terminating in a modular 8P5C (RJ-45/Ethernet-like) plug and was in fact the first of Enhanced Keyboard variants with such. It notably had 24 line-drawing symbols across its numeric keypad.

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IBM 3151 ASCII Display Station ALA Keyboard (w/ IBM grey oval badge)

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ASK. Admiral Shark's Keyboards original content. License/note: CC BY-NC-SA 4.0.

IBM - IBM 3151 ASCII Display Station Reference Manual (#GA18-2634-0) [accessed 2024-10-15]. License/note: document archived by the Ardent Tool.

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