Cherry G86-61400EUADAA POS Keyboard 14" USB 135 Keys 54 Relegendable IP54
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ID TECH
Securekey M130 POS keyboard with 15 keys, three-track reader and enhanced encryption format for USB connection
The ID TECH Securekey M130 is a 15-key POS keyboard built for retail and hospitality checkout stations. It uses a USB connection and an enhanced encryption format to protect transaction data. The compact layout suits counters where space is limited. It is designed for new deployments or direct replacements of the same model.
Verify that your POS terminal or host system accepts a standard USB keyboard input. Confirm the payment application supports the enhanced encryption format used by this Securekey M130. Ensure the 15-key layout matches the key mapping required by your software. The unit is not suited for environments needing a full alphanumeric keyboard or integrated magnetic stripe reader.
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The keyboard connects via USB and the cable is integrated, so no separate cable is required.
Select the 15-key M130 when your application needs exactly fifteen programmable keys and three-track magnetic stripe reading.
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