Keyboard and Mouse Sample Clauses

The 'Keyboard and Mouse' clause defines the requirements and specifications for the provision, use, or compatibility of keyboards and mice in relation to a product or service. This clause may outline standards such as the type of keyboard (e.g., QWERTY layout), connectivity (wired or wireless), or ergonomic features that must be met. It can also specify whether these peripherals are included with a device or must be supplied by the user. The core function of this clause is to ensure that users have the necessary input devices to operate the product effectively, thereby preventing usability issues and clarifying responsibilities regarding hardware provision.
Keyboard and Mouse. 1. Key boards and mouse are to be replaced with a new one of reputed make as and when they are found to be malfunctioning/ Not working.
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Keyboard and Mouse. 1) These items are to be checked regularly and made dust free and problem free. In case of defects they are to be replaced with reputed make.
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Keyboard and Mouse. ❑ Keyboard-to-user distance allows user to relax shoulders with elbows hanging close to body. ❑ Keyboard position is flat. ❑ Mouse-to-user distance - mouse is directly next to the keyboard. ❑ Mouse is on the same level as the keyboard.
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Keyboard and Mouse. 7.7.3.1 THE KEYBOARD DESIGN MUST PREVENT MALFUNCTION DUE TO KEY "BOUNCE," SIMULTANEOUS CLOSURE OF MULTIPLE KEYS OR SPILLAGE OF LIQUIDS. The keyboard design WILL prevent malfunction to key "bounce," simultaneous closure of multiple keys or spillage of liquids. 7.7.3.2 THE KEYS SHOULD BE FORMED BY DOUBLE-SHOT MOLDING TO PREVENT DIRT AND DUST FROM OBLITERATING THE LEGENDS. The keys WILL be formed by double-shot molding to prevent dirt and dust from obliterating the legends. 7.7.3.3 THE KEYBOARD MUST BE DETACHED OR DETACHABLE FROM THE WORKSTATION ON AN EXTENDED, COILED CABLE, AND ITS POSITION MUST BE ADJUSTABLE BY THE OPERATOR. The keyboard WILL be detached or detachable from the workstation on an extended, coiled cable, and its position CAN be adjustable by the operator.
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