Difference between revisions of "What Is a Keypad?"
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|[[Component ID 287e2f0b-8869-4994-a958-c8f851091322|Keypad Hex]] | |[[Component ID 287e2f0b-8869-4994-a958-c8f851091322|Keypad Hex]] | ||
Revision as of 13:05, 15 July 2013
<sidebar>Sidebar: What Is a Component</sidebar> A keypad is a set of buttons arranged in a block or "pad", these buttons are labelled with digits (numerals), symbols and sometimes alphabetical letters. For example, telephones and mobile phones have a set of numbers 0-9, all alphabetical letters, usually in a set of 3 on each key, and symbols such as the asterisk (*) and the hash tag (#).
A number based keypad can be called a numeric keypad, also known as "numpads", these are often used on computer keyboards, digital and numerical based locks such as combination locks.
Calculators are numerical and symbol based, having a set of numbers 0-9 from bottom to top, like a computer numberpad, with a set of simple symbols to the right and above the numbers, advanced and 'scientific' calculators have even more buttons and functions, usually to the topside of the keypad/calculator.
The default set of keypads components in Flowcode consist of the following keypads:
| Keypad | Description |
|---|---|
| Keypad Base | |
| Keypad EB014 | Standard 3 * 4 telephone keypad, as used by the Matrix EB014 E-block |
| Keypad Hex | |
| Keypad Cursor |
