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GEWA ACCESS MAXI    

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Picture of GEWA ACCESS MAXI Gewa Access Maxi is a wireless computer and environmental control keyboard with large keys designed for use by individuals with fine motor disabilities, mobility disabilities, or spinal cord injury. This wireless keyboard controls a computer through remote infrared (IR) using the included mouse interface. The keyboard has two levels, one for the computer and one for environmental control. Input is through direct selection. Macros and multi-function environmental control commands can be recorded and transmitted with a single keystroke. Settings for keyboard delay and repeat rate can be changed. Integral kayguards are included. DIMENSIONS: Keys are 0.75 inch in diameter.

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Price: 3990.00.

This product record was updated on April 22, 2009.

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ZYGO-USA

48834 Kato Road, Suite 101-A
Fremont, California 94538
United States
Telephone: 800-234-6006 or 510-249-9660.
Fax: 510-770-4930.
Web: http://www.zygo-usa.com.
Email: zygo@zygo-usa.com.


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