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Aye, I'm familiar with them. They've been in the business for a while and are amongst the earliest professional "bolt modders". Brandon (the person behind it) has been helpful with information and photos for my website in fact. Sound guy. But the prices they offer only compounds the hill Unicomp...

The case materials and weight are certainly different, but overall I think Unicomp keyboards are still very good. The switches themselves aren't purposely different, but some difference in key feel can be explained by a known change in blanket (the rubbery sheet between the buckling springs and...

Hope you enjoyed! Thanks! To be honest, what comes out of the terminal presently goes over my head (it's something I'm hoping to learn in the future). Looking at the scancode dictionaries in 5250_terminal.py though, that seems to indeed by the original scancode set used by IBM 5251/5252...

(That's me!) Yes, IBM 347X/348X InfoWindow keyboards such as OP's are set 3 keyboards. Set 3 scancodes are very similar to set 2 (aka, "AT") - the alphabetic and numeric row keys are the same - but there are differences elsewhere and with the general make-and-break behaviour. I'm currently...

I believe the keyboard's pad card and key-matrix (circuit for the capacitance sensing pads) are the same, but there are differences further down the chain. The controller card board layouts are different between 528X's and 525X's and were both designed to operate different audible cue elements...