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-This page is currently a **work in progress!** If you have any documentation regarding the Cooler Master Novatouch, or images of the keyboard - particularly of the retail ISO and any prototype variants; please feel free to provide and document them!
+If you have any documentation regarding the Cooler Master Novatouch, or images of the keyboard - particularly of the retail ISO and any prototype variants; please feel free to provide and document them!
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-The keyboard assembly consists of individual sliders and housings clipped into a steel metal plate, sitting over a rubber dome mat that covers capacitive cone-shaped springs that interact with the PCB to increase or decrease capacitance; this assembly is assembled using two different types of screws - 12 silver screws along the edge of the PCB with their location indicated by silk-screened circles, and 20 black screws throughout the PCB with locations indicated by arrows. The rubber dome mat sticks to the PCB from the factory; this seal may weaken overtime if the user frequently disassembles the assembly. The PCB also has two JST sockets - one slim one near the edge of the PCB that is left unused for normal usage, and a 5-pin JST socket where the Micro-USB port connects to the keyboard assembly. The PCB also has stickers and markings on the back; this includes the Topre branding, as well as an assumed manufacturing date - the particular example shown lists a date of 2014 June 06.
+The keyboard assembly consists of individual sliders and housings clipped into a steel metal plate, sitting over a rubber dome mat that covers capacitive cone-shaped springs that interact with the PCB to increase or decrease capacitance; this assembly is assembled using two different types of screws - 12 silver screws along the edge of the PCB with their location indicated by silk-screened circles, and 20 black screws throughout the PCB with locations indicated by arrows. The rubber dome mat sticks to the PCB from the factory; this seal may weaken overtime if the user frequently disassembles the assembly. The PCB also has two JST sockets - one slim one near the edge of the PCB that is left unused for normal usage, and a 5-pin JST socket where the Micro-USB port connects to the keyboard assembly. The PCB also has stickers and markings on the back; this includes the Topre branding, as well as a possible date stamp - the particular example shown lists a date of 2014 June 06.
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 Photograph [[https://www.flickr.com/photos/johndiew0107/15499083901/in/album-72157648227797928/|"CM Storm Novatouch - 10"]] used under a [[https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/2.0/|CC BY-NC-SA 2.0]] license, © John Diew, October 11 2014.
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+{{tag>keyboard:protocol-USB keyboard:sense-capacitive keyboard:layout-compact keyboard:layout-tenkeyless keyboard:keycaps-lasered keyboard:oem-topre}}