Keyboards (Receiving) - Revision history

Jessicam at 18:08, 5 January 2011

2011-01-05T18:08:07Z

Elizabethwt: /* Keyboard Flow Overview */

2010-11-10T01:27:12Z

Keyboard Flow Overview

Elizabethwt: /* Keyboard Flow Overview */

2010-11-10T01:26:15Z

Keyboard Flow Overview

Jahsie: /* Part Three: Cleaning and Sorting the Keyboards */

2010-10-30T22:24:34Z

Part Three: Cleaning and Sorting the Keyboards

Elizabethwt at 00:29, 6 October 2010

2010-10-06T00:29:08Z

Elizabethwt: /* Testing Keyboards */

2010-10-02T01:00:36Z

Testing Keyboards

Elizabethwt: /* Keyboard Flow Overview */

2010-10-01T23:32:26Z

Keyboard Flow Overview

Elizabethwt: /* Part Two: Testing the Keyboard */

2010-09-29T23:01:24Z

Part Two: Testing the Keyboard

Elizabethwt: /* Testing Keyboards */

2010-09-29T22:48:13Z

Testing Keyboards

Elizabethwt at 16:55, 9 September 2010

2010-09-09T16:55:18Z

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	Follow this [[Keyboard Testing\|flow chart and the accompanying instructions]].		Follow this [[Keyboard Testing\|flow chart and the accompanying instructions]].
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		+	==Keyboard Box Signs==
		+	For Receiving:
		+
		+	[[Media:Keyboard_signs_-_Dark_PS2.odt \| Tested Dark PS2 Keyboards]]
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		+	[[Media:Keyboard_signs_-_Light_PS2.odt \| Tested Light PS2 Keyboards]]
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		+	[[Media:Keyboard_signs_-_Extra_Buttons.odt‎ \| Tested Fancy PS2 Keyboards with Extra Buttons]]
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		+	[[Media:Keyboard_signs_-_Mac.odt‎ \| Tested Mac Keyboards]]
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		+	[[Media:Keyboard_signs_-_Ergonomic.odt \| Tested Ergonomic Keyboards]]
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		+	[[Media:Keyboard_signs_-_Clicky.odt \| All Clicky Keyboards]]
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		+	[[Media:Keyboard_signs_-_USB.odt \| All Tested USB Keyboards]]
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		+	For Warehouse:
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		+	[[Media:Keyboard_Warehouse_Storage_Instructions.odt‎ \| Warehouse Storage Instructions for Mice and Keyboards]]
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	[[Category:Receiving]]		[[Category:Receiving]]

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 |-
 |'''PS2 Keyboards, ergonomic'''
 |Store
+|
 |-

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 |NOT to adoption.  The extra buttons tend to do funny things when pressed in an Ubuntu environment and are therefore anti-functional.
 |Can go to the store, but the store does not especially like them.
 |-
 |'''Mac Keyboards with "eject buttons"'''

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	Put keyboards with any extra buttons into the bin labeled Fancy PS2 Keyboards with Extra Buttons on the bottom shelf.		Put keyboards with any extra buttons into the bin labeled Fancy PS2 Keyboards with Extra Buttons on the bottom shelf.
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		+	Put ergonomic (non-pop-out) keyboards in a box for the store on the top shelf of keyboard station. These keyboards are typically gray/tan and have an unusual shape.

	Place tested PLAIN black keyboards on the top shelf, and place tested PLAIN white/gray/tan keyboards in the bin on the bottom shelf.		Place tested PLAIN black keyboards on the top shelf, and place tested PLAIN white/gray/tan keyboards in the bin on the bottom shelf.

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		+	==Laurel on Keyboards (Adoption)==
		+	From an e-mail conversation in 10/2010
		+
		+	Elizabeth WT:
		+	This is what I know so far about what the adoption program likes/dislikes. Please let me know if this is correct and if anything should be added.
		+
		+	1. Adoption likes clean, plain black or white PS2 keyboards.
		+	2. Lots of extra buttons tend to do strange things in Ubuntu so adoption does not like keyboards with these.
		+	3. Receiving folk stock the shelf in the classroom on Wednesdays and Fridays to prepare for Thursday and Saturday adoption classes.
		+
		+	And one question: is it okay to send adoption keyboards of other colors, like gray keyboards?
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		+	Laurel: This list looks good, and yes: it's okay to send other-color keyboards!
	==Tony on Keyboards (Store)==		==Tony on Keyboards (Store)==

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 ==Testing Keyboards==
 The purpose of this document is to assist you, the keyboard tester, in deciding whether to recycle or to reuse a keyboard.
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 Put yourself in the shoes of these recipients, and do your best out to only give out what you'd like to receive. Thank you for helping Free Geek and the community today!
 ===Part One: To Recycle or Not To Recycle?===
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 Place tested PLAIN black keyboards on the top shelf, and place tested PLAIN white/gray/tan keyboards in the bin on the bottom shelf.
 Follow this [[Keyboard Testing|flow chart and the accompanying instructions]].
 [[Category:Receiving]]

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 |Tested USB Keyboards Box
 |Store (primary)
 |-
-|'''PS2s-plain, black '''
+|'''PS2s-plain, dark '''
-|Tested plain, black PS2s Keyboards Box or storage in warehouse if box is full.  If storage in warehouse is full, first cull the plain, white PS2s.  Then if necessary, cull the black ones.
+|Tested plain, dark PS2s Keyboards Box or storage in warehouse if box is full.  If storage in warehouse is full, first cull the plain, white PS2s.  Then if necessary, cull the black ones.
 |Adoption (primary)-Receiving folk stock these in the classroom.
-|Hardware Grants-Grantfolk pull from receiving boxes or from storage when needed.
+|Store-(secondary)-Storefolk pull from receiving boxes or from storage when needed.
 |-
-|'''PS2s-plain, white '''
+|'''PS2s-plain, light '''
-|Tested plain, white PS2s Keyboards Box or storage in warehouse if box is full.  If storage in warehouse is full, cull.
+|Tested plain, light PS2s Keyboards Box or storage in warehouse if box is full.  If storage in warehouse is full, cull.
 |Adoption (primary)-Receiving folk stock these in the classroom.
 |-
-|'''PS2s-plain, gray '''
+|'''PS2 Keyboards with lots of random extra buttons ("Fancy PS2s")'''
-|Combined gray and black Plain PS2 box?
+|Fancy Keyboards Box or back in Hardware Grants Storage if the box in receiving is full
 |NOT to adoption.  The extra buttons tend to do funny things when pressed in an Ubuntu environment and are therefore anti-functional.
 |Can go to the store, but the store does not especially like them.

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 .We test keyboards that have connectors that look like this:
 PS2 keyboards have round connectors. USB keyboards have rectangular ones.
 .Plug them into the appropriate place on the computer. The PS2 keyboard should fit into a beige cord coming from the back of the computer. The USB keyboard cord will fit directly into the front of the computer.