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 ===== Documents =====
-[[https://files.keywesttechnology.com/support/websupport/Archived%20Manuals/Discontinued%20Product%20Documentation/CGs/800%20Series/840AE.pdf|Manual]]
+[[https://files.keywesttechnology.com/support/websupport/Archived%20Manuals/Discontinued%20Product%20Documentation/CGs/800%20Series/840AE.pdf|Manual]]\\
+[[https://files.keywesttechnology.com/support/websupport/Archived%20Manuals/Discontinued%20Product%20Documentation/CGs/800%20Series/800%20Series%20Programmers%20Reference.pdf|800 Series Programmer's Reference Manual]]\\
+[[https://files.keywesttechnology.com/support/websupport/Archived%20Manuals/Discontinued%20Product%20Documentation/CGs/800%20Series/800%20Series%20Key%20Mappings.txt|800 Series Key Mappings]]
+===== Keyboard =====
+As stated above, the 840AE used a PS/2 keyboard. The original keyboard was a standard 101-key IBM-style keyboard that had custom key markings on certain keys for various functions. To facilitate using a regular PS/2 PC keyboard, the mappings for these keys may be found [[https://files.keywesttechnology.com/support/websupport/Archived%20Manuals/Discontinued%20Product%20Documentation/CGs/800%20Series/800%20Series%20Key%20Mappings.txt|here]].