NRE to give up to 8 status LED's in your positions. Options New Braille Keyboard designed for kiosks and ATM's. One keyboard with it's dual markings allows vision impaired and sighted persons to use, and is both easy and intuitive to learn. Like EKI's other kiosk keyboards you can still have your custom colors, logo's and text, and without ctrl, alt and the F keys. EKI uses a new dual scanning technique.
Sighted persons use the standard scanning, when a key is touched input is made.
Sight impaired persons use a scanning pattern that allows for all fingers to be on the key text surface to feel for the correct braille cell, and then input of a character is made at the point of the last finger that is raised. If the person desides they do not want to input the character then they just move their finger to the lower left most position, where they can feel the corners of the keyboard and the round embossed circle, and lift their finger out of the matrix. Or move their finger to the top where they do not feel any of the braille cells and lift their finger out. They can be controlled from the kiosk, a switch on the kiosk, or remotely from a monitoring person. Or control can be after an audible sequence between the user and the kiosk, resulting in the kiosk computer sending a scroll lock command to the keyboard.