Keyboard system
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1. A keyboard system comprising:
- a keyboard having an internal circuit therein, the keyboard being operably coupled to a computer device;
at least one input/output device wirelessly coupled to the keyboard for operable coupling to the computer device thereby; and
, a transceiver module arranged on the keyboard and electrically connected to the internal circuit for receiving from the input/output device signals containing identification information corresponding thereto, so as to allow the internal circuit to identify the input/output device generating the signals.
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Abstract
A keyboard system includes keyboard having an internal circuit therein, at least one I/O device, and a transceiver module. The transceiver module on the main body of the keyboard receives signals from I/O devices and transmits audio signals from at least one external device connected to the keyboard system. The keyboard further includes a plurality of pointers indicative of which I/O device is connected to the keyboard.
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1. A keyboard system comprising:
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a keyboard having an internal circuit therein, the keyboard being operably coupled to a computer device;
at least one input/output device wirelessly coupled to the keyboard for operable coupling to the computer device thereby; and
,a transceiver module arranged on the keyboard and electrically connected to the internal circuit for receiving from the input/output device signals containing identification information corresponding thereto, so as to allow the internal circuit to identify the input/output device generating the signals. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11)
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12. A keyboard system comprising:
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a keyboard having an internal circuit therein, the internal circuit including a processor connected to a universal serial bus (USB) controller, the USB controller being connected to a PC through a connection line;
at least one input/output device; and
a transceiver module arranged on the keyboard and electrically connected to the internal circuit for receiving signals from the input/output device so as to allow the internal circuit to identify which input/output device is connected to the keyboard;
the internal circuit further including an A/D converter for converting audio signals into digitalized audio signals and a digital signal processor connected to the A/D converter, wherein the digitalized audio signals are encoded by the digital signal processor, deciphered by the processor, and then transmitted out through the transceiver module. - View Dependent Claims (13, 14, 15)
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