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--- keyboard:epson_q103a [08 Apr 2026 00:11] – coolpenguin1
+++ keyboard:epson_q103a [19 May 2026 00:26] (current) – coolpenguin1
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 | **Sense method** | Metal contact |
 | **Protocol** | AT |
-| **Keycaps** | [[terminology:double-shot|Double-Shot ABS]], [[terminology:pad-print|Pad Printed]] |
+| **Keycaps** | [[terminology:double-shot|Double-Shot ABS]], [[terminology:pad-print|ABS Pad-print]] |
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 ==== Construction ====
 === Case and Internals ===
-The top case is constructed of ABS plastic and externally features a rather unique 'forehead' with an Epson logo in its top right.
+The keyboard consists of three parts: a ABS top and bottom case, and an internal assembly
+==Top case==
+The top case is constructed of ABS plastic and externally features a rather unique "forehead" with an Epson logo in its top right.
 Internally, it has plastic screw screw standoffs and a cutout for the DIN-5 cable.
+==Bottom case==
 The bottom case is constructed of ABS Plastic.\\ Externally, it has a sticker detailing the keyboard's model number, serial number, FCC ID and country of origin.\\ It has five feet in total: two flip out feet for adjusting the keyboard's angle and three non-slip feet.\\ The bottom has four screw holes that fasten into the top case securing both the internal assembly and the two case pieces.\\ Internally, the bottom has a small central standoff for supporting the internal assembly and a cutout for the DIN-5 cable.
+==Assembly==
 The assembly was manufactured by Alps Electric, as evidenced by Alps part numbers on the PCB and plate.\\ It has a painted steel switch plate and the back includes a metal RF shield.
 === Keycaps ===