igesture keyboard with numpad.
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igesture keyboard with numpad.
My keyboard hub for my igesture numpad broke. Actually the connection is failed. (Trying to re solder later) The numpad is still working, but I did notice something strange when I was trying to pry the darn thing off the worthless keyboard. They reuse material for each product. On the bottom on the numpad there is a burgundy TS skin. Just thought this was a funny occurrence. Kind of like cannibalism but with electronics. Must be some sort of electrostatic material. You all would know better than me. I'll try to post a pic of it.
It works
I gave it a try before I would tell you that because I had no success till now...
You can go to the DownloadArea of the Wiki to upload your pictures for the record.

You can go to the DownloadArea of the Wiki to upload your pictures for the record.
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Sorry to everyone, I have tried multiple times to post pics of my modified numpad, but I keep getting an error when I upload the file. If someone wants the pics I'll be happy to sent through e-mail, maybe you will have a easier time posting them.
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thenn wrote:... I keep getting an error when I upload the file.
- I just tried and - this time - I could not either...
I've posted the pictures under the LookInside topic.
I agree that the backside in the third picture looks weird. It doesn't appear to be the full surface of a TS, only a small piece of it (left side of a Qwerty TS surface).
How odd that they used "scraps", and that they used simple tape to secure it. So low tech -- and for what exactly?? Does it just protect the printed circuit board, or does it do anything else?
What happens if you just pull off the piece of tape? Does the piece come loose? What's underneath it?
How odd that they used "scraps", and that they used simple tape to secure it. So low tech -- and for what exactly?? Does it just protect the printed circuit board, or does it do anything else?
What happens if you just pull off the piece of tape? Does the piece come loose? What's underneath it?
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The scene is tense. With spotlights trained high up on the ledge, thenn paces relentlessly back and forth, the anxious crowd hushing every time he stops momentarily to look down on them or gaze off in space.
Wait, there's a rising murmur from the crowd, apparently egged on by a crazy guy wearing a hawaiian shirt, can't make it out quite. Ok, its gathering volume, its ... ... can't quite get it yet ... ... ok, yes, its getting louder and louder ... ... yes, the crowd is shouting now over and over, louder and louder: "Open It ... Open It ... OPEN It ... OPEN IT!" Again and again, louder and louder, the refrain is drowning out the night. Its becoming overwhelming!
By god, I think he's going to do it, yes, he's stopped pacing ... and ... staring intently down at the crowd ... ..., he's slowly pulling out his screwdriver and the chanting has stopped, leaving an eerie silence ... ... yes, yes ... ... he's cracking it open.
Oh ... ... OH ... ... OH! the humanity of it all!
Hopefully well get a good shot of the insides now.
Wait, there's a rising murmur from the crowd, apparently egged on by a crazy guy wearing a hawaiian shirt, can't make it out quite. Ok, its gathering volume, its ... ... can't quite get it yet ... ... ok, yes, its getting louder and louder ... ... yes, the crowd is shouting now over and over, louder and louder: "Open It ... Open It ... OPEN It ... OPEN IT!" Again and again, louder and louder, the refrain is drowning out the night. Its becoming overwhelming!
By god, I think he's going to do it, yes, he's stopped pacing ... and ... staring intently down at the crowd ... ..., he's slowly pulling out his screwdriver and the chanting has stopped, leaving an eerie silence ... ... yes, yes ... ... he's cracking it open.
Oh ... ... OH ... ... OH! the humanity of it all!
Hopefully well get a good shot of the insides now.
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