(draft)
This layout was designed to eliminate the defects of the usual standard computer keyboard layout.
- This standard ergonomic computer keyboard layout has 90 keys (of which 48 are printable character keys).
- The left and right parts of the keyboard are tilted 14° inward from the base (the keyboard can also be manufactured with a slightly variable or variable tilt).
- The image shows the QWERTY layout:
- Staggered column, even more ergonomic and compact variant:
- The SEL keyboard is suitable for desktop and laptop computers.
- The keyboard user must be able to programmatically change keys and save the selected option.
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Available options:
- SEL Keybord — Fn-F12-F11 + F1 = 1 — (‘Menu’ works by releasing the ‘Control’ button if only one ‘Control’ button is pressed.)
- Also interesting modification of the first option with exchanged 'Shift' and 'Alt' or 'Cmd' keys.
- PC Keyboard — Fn-F12-F11 + F2 = 2
- MacOS Keyboard — Fn-F12-F11 + F3 = 3
- PC Keyboard mod 2 — Fn-F12-F11 + F4 = 4
- PC Keyboard mod 3 — Fn-F12-F11 + F5 = 5 — (‘Menu’ works by releasing the ‘Control’ button if only one ‘Control’ button is pressed.)
- SEL Keybord — Fn-F12-F11 + F1 = 1 — (‘Menu’ works by releasing the ‘Control’ button if only one ‘Control’ button is pressed.)
There are three areas in the keyboard: left — for the left hand; right — for the right hand; and the middle is accessible for both hands.
- Different color keys are assigned to each finger:
- The circle of the other color shows the possibility of pressing key by another finger.
- Optional 2, 4 or 6 programmable keys.
- Optional NumPads are available: right main and left two different (one inverted right).
- ‘Fn’ level keys are in blue.
- With standard size buttons.
- With some enlarged buttons.
Compact version of the SEL keyboard