Definition of «keypad»

A keypad is a device that consists of buttons or keys arranged in a grid pattern, typically with letters and numbers. It is used for entering data into electronic devices such as calculators, computers, mobile phones, and other gadgets. The number of columns varies depending on the design, but most keypads have either 10 or 12 rows. Each button represents a specific character or function, and pressing multiple buttons together can perform different operations. Keypads are commonly used for authentication purposes such as entering passwords or accessing secure areas.

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The new smartphone model features a touch-sensitive keypad for easier navigation and typing.
To access the building, you need to enter a security code on the keypad at the entrance.
Some ATM machines have braille markings on the keypad to assist visually impaired customers.
The home security system comes with a wireless keypad that allows you to arm or disarm it from anywhere in the house.
In the dark, it can be challenging to locate the correct buttons on the keypad of a remote control.

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This BB handset too comes with QWERTY keypad with send, end, menu and back buttons along with an optical trackpad. (gogi.in)
When asked for business name or category: To enter a business name or category say the full names for example, «Joe's Pizzaria» or «Pizza» All phones To spell a business name press 1 and spell with keypad for example, TOYS would be 8697 All phones (slaw.ca)
According to Lincoln, the new MKS boasts many best - in - class features, like the most interior volume, leading luggage capacity, heated rear seats, heat - activated keyless entry keypad on the B - pillar, Easy Fuel capless fuel filler system, and a THX II sound system. (jdpower.com)
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Definition of «keypad»

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