POS Keyboards
Programmable keyboards, keypads and keyboard accessories for IBM & Toshiba POS
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OEM and aftermarket POS keyboards — including programmable layouts with MSR (magnetic stripe reader) sidecars, key-lock POS terminals, USB and PS/2 retail keyboards, and standalone numeric/cashier pads. We support legacy IBM 4694 SureOne, Toshiba 6140, Wincor BA84 and NCR 5942 layouts as well as modern Cherry, Logic Controls and Preh models. Whether you need a single replacement for a failed key matrix or a tray of programmable units for a new lane buildout, all listings include the OEM part number and layout image so you can verify before ordering.
IBM 4614 POS Keyboard Electronic Circuit Film
IBM POS 41J7243 41J7253 50Keys Keyboard
IBM POS 65Y4091 41-22022 65Y4045 67Keys Keyboard
IBM SurePOS 300 POS S78A Keyboard
IBM SurePos 67 Keys Keyboard Lock
IBM SurePos Keyboard 93y1221 114 Keys Keyboard
IBM TOSHIBA 67keys PN65Y4038 FRU PN65Y4098 Keyboard Film
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IBM TOSHIBA CANPOS II 32+101keys USB PS2 keyboard PN00DN121 FRU PN00DNI61 (PN00DN071)
IBM TOSHIBA POS keyboard lock
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IBM TOSHIBA SUREPOS Keyboard MSR
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IBM Toshiba POS USB keyboard Cable 3.8m FRU & SMU=45U0018
Toshiba IBM POS keyboard USB cable FRU PN45U0018
IBM POS Terminal TDX44D1858 Keyboard PN44D1858
Toshiba IBM USB Keypad 4820 POS Terminal 84Y2892 small keyboard
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Wincor Nixdorf TA61 POS Keyboard Cable
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Wincor Nixdorf TA85 TA85P POS Keyboard Cable
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AISIMO WINCOR KB-78-C POS KEYBOARD
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Wincor Nixdorf TA61 POS Keyboard Circuit Film
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Wincor Nixdorf TA61 POS Keyboard Mainboard
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Wincor Nixdorf TA61 POS Keyboard Silica Gel Membrane
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Wincor Nixdorf TA85 POS Keyboard Circuit Film
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Wincor Nixdorf TA85 POS Keyboard Mainboard
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Wincor Nixdorf TA85 POS Keyboard Silica Gel Membrane
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WINCOR NIXDORF TA61 Keyboard Lock PN8946500211
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Wincor Nixdorf TA61 TA61-2 TA85 TA85P Keyboard Card Reader Magnetic Head
IBM 4614 POS Keyboard Electronic Circuit Film
IBM POS 41J7243 41J7253 50Keys Keyboard
IBM POS 65Y4091 41-22022 65Y4045 67Keys Keyboard
IBM SurePOS 300 POS S78A Keyboard
IBM SurePos 67 Keys Keyboard Lock
IBM SurePos Keyboard 93y1221 114 Keys Keyboard
IBM TOSHIBA 67keys PN65Y4038 FRU PN65Y4098 Keyboard Film
IBM TOSHIBA 67keys Programmable keyboard PN65Y4038 FRU PN65Y4098
IBM TOSHIBA CANPOS II 32+101keys USB PS2 keyboard PN00DN121 FRU PN00DNI61 (PN00DN071)
IBM TOSHIBA POS keyboard lock
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IBM TOSHIBA SUREPOS Keyboard MSR
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IBM Toshiba POS USB keyboard Cable 3.8m FRU & SMU=45U0018
Toshiba IBM POS keyboard USB cable FRU PN45U0018
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AISIMO WINCOR KB-78-C POS KEYBOARD
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Wincor Nixdorf TA61 POS Keyboard Circuit Film
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Wincor Nixdorf TA61 POS Keyboard Mainboard
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Wincor Nixdorf TA61 POS Keyboard Silica Gel Membrane
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Wincor Nixdorf TA85 POS Keyboard Circuit Film
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Wincor Nixdorf TA85 POS Keyboard Mainboard
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Wincor Nixdorf TA85 POS Keyboard Silica Gel Membrane
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WINCOR NIXDORF TA61 Keyboard Lock PN8946500211
Frequently asked questions
Can I reprogram a 4694 SureOne keyboard for my own POS?
Yes — 4694 keyboards expose their key matrix via a documented protocol, and several open-source utilities (and IBM's own original tools) can remap individual keys, define macros and load custom layouts. Be aware that some keyboards ship with the keys legended for specific industries (grocery, hospitality) and re-legending requires either replacement keycaps or a stick-on key overlay.
How do I clean a POS keyboard without damaging it?
Power down, then dust with compressed air. For sticky residue on the keycaps, a damp microfiber cloth with mild dish soap is safe; avoid alcohol on the legend printing. For deep cleans, most POS keyboards (Cherry-based especially) allow keycap removal with a keycap puller — pull, soak in warm soapy water, air-dry. Never spray liquid directly into the keyboard.
Do I need a programmable keyboard or a standard PC keyboard?
It depends on the POS application. Cloud-based POS (Square, Shopify, Lightspeed) treats the keyboard as standard PC input — any USB keyboard works. Legacy or specialist retail POS (Toshiba/IBM 4690, NCR Counterpoint) often expects specific scancode patterns or relies on dedicated function keys for cash drawer kick, void, no-sale and report functions; a programmable POS keyboard saves significant configuration time.
What's a key-lock and do I need one?
Key-lock terminals (often 3- or 4-position rotary switches) let a manager unlock supervisor-only functions like price overrides, voids and till opens. They are required by audit policy in many large retail chains and most hospitality enterprise POS. If your operation tracks supervisor approvals by physical key turn, you need a key-lock keyboard or a standalone key-lock module.
