P/N 1394229
Type
Model M Enhanced Terminal Keyboard
OEM
Lexmark
Switches
IBM membrane buckling springs
Earliest Appearance
1994
Original Keycaps
PBT with dye-sublimated legends
Casing Colour
Beige/Off White
Branding
IBM blue oval badge
Feet
Single-setting elongated flip-out feet
Protocol
Set 3
Connection
Cable
Cable
Grey coiled fixed modular 8P5C ("RJ-45")
Key Count
102
Form Factor
Full-size
Layout/Language
Thai ISO
Additional Notes
Combined F1/F13 to F12/F24 function key row
Credits
u/mcmaxmcmc
Data Last Updated
2021-08-15
More about this type of keyboard...
The Model M terminal keyboards were the first introduction of the standard Model M design. Used on various IBM terminals such as the 3151, 3161, 3192, and various InfoWindow display stations, these keyboards heavily resemble PC-compatible IBM Enhanced Keyboards but commonly lack any lock-lights, featured 240-degree pin arranged DIN or modular 8P5C connectors, and have an extra key (102 vs 101 for ANSI, 103 vs 102 for ISO) by splitting the usual numeric keypad + key into two 1-unit keys. Unicomp is still able to produce keyboards to a similar spec.