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Motorola 53-Key Alpha Numeric Keyboard Replacement Black

SKU CH-HGR0-WC0J1

53-key alphanumeric replacement keyboard in black for MC9090, MC9190 and MC92N0 terminals

  • ColorBlack
  • CompatibilityMC9090, MC9190, MC92N0
  • SpecificationsAlpha Numeric
  • Features53-Key
  • Direct replacement for MC9090, MC9190, MC92N0 terminals
  • 53 alpha-numeric keys restore full data-entry function
  • Black finish matches original device appearance
  • Part 21-79512-01 cross-references KYPD-MC9XMS000-01R

53-Key Alpha Numeric Replacement

This black keyboard replaces the original alphanumeric input on Motorola MC9090, MC9190 and MC92N0 mobile computers. It restores full data-entry capability for warehouse, logistics and field-service teams using those terminals. The 53-key layout matches the factory configuration exactly.

Direct Fit for Listed Terminals

The part cross-references 21-79512-01 and KYPD-MC9XMS000-01R, so it installs without adapters or firmware changes. It does not add backlighting, ruggedisation or wireless features beyond the original design. Buyers needing a different key count or a keyboard for other Motorola models must source a separate part.

Highlights

  • Direct replacement for MC9090, MC9190, MC92N0 terminals
  • 53 alpha-numeric keys restore full data-entry function
  • Black finish matches original device appearance
  • Part 21-79512-01 cross-references KYPD-MC9XMS000-01R

Specifications

ColorBlack
CompatibilityMC9090, MC9190, MC92N0
SpecificationsAlpha Numeric
Features53-Key

Questions about this item

How often does the 53-key alpha numeric keyboard need replacement under heavy scanning shifts?

The keyboard is a mechanical wear item; key-switch life varies with keystroke force and debris exposure, so plan on swapping it when tactile feel degrades or keys start chattering.

What fails first on the MC9190 keyboard during continuous barcode scanning — the membrane or the connector?

The membrane circuit typically shows contact fatigue before the 21-79512-01 flex connector, especially when dust or moisture penetrates the key wells.

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