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| ==== Characteristics ==== | ==== Characteristics ==== | ||
| - | The switch follows the general characteristics of the SKCL family, consisting of an upper and lower housing, [[: | + | The switch follows the general characteristics of the SKCL family, consisting of an upper and lower housing, [[: |
| - | There are two switches in the series, both largely identical aside from contact module and materials: | + | There are three switches in the series, both largely identical aside from contact module and materials: |
| - | * SKCLJB - A cream-colored SKCL Lock switch in the first generation | + | * SKCLJB - A cream-colored SKCL Lock switch in the first generation. |
| - | * SKCLJC - A gray-colored SKCL Lock switch in the second generation | + | * No part number - A brown-colored SKCL Lock switch in the first generation manufactured as part of the Gold Star Alps partnership. |
| + | * SKCLJC - A gray-colored SKCL Lock switch in the second generation. | ||
| Alps SKCL Lock, like all SKCM/SKCL series switches, uses a contact module to register the keypress. This sits in the housing on the side without the LED cutout. | Alps SKCL Lock, like all SKCM/SKCL series switches, uses a contact module to register the keypress. This sits in the housing on the side without the LED cutout. | ||
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| The switch was likely in production from 1983((http:// | The switch was likely in production from 1983((http:// | ||
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