Juniper Allegro Wireless Keyboard

The Juniper Allegro Wireless Keyboard is built with fieldwork in mind, supporting various mounting options and the ability to connect to the Archer 4 handheld or Android™, Apple®, and Windows™ devices under 8 inches, with the universal bracket.

Features

  • Bluetooth® connectivity
  • Extended 60-hour battery life
  • Tactile data entry
$699.00
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Overview
The Juniper Allegro Wireless Keyboard is built with fieldwork in mind, supporting various mounting options and the ability to connect to the Archer 4 handheld or Android™, Apple®, and Windows™ devices under 8 inches, with the universal bracket.

Benefits

  • Run time of up to 60 hours
  • 24-month warranties for Allegro Wireless Keyboard
  • Durable hardened plastic, shock-resistant design
  • Four mounting points on the back in the AMPS pattern

Compatibility

  • Compatible with Android™, Apple®, or Windows™ devices
  • Balance optimized for the Juniper Systems® Archer™ 4 Rugged Handheld
  • Mounting options for phones and tablets up to 8 inches (203 mm)
  • Bluetooth® 5.0

Ruggedness

  • IP68 rating (waterproof and dustproof)
  • Designed to meet MIL-STD-810H

Keyboard

  • Alphanumeric QWERTY keyboard
  • Modifier keys
  • LED indicators
  • LED backlit keys

Battery

  • 4500 mAh internal battery
  • Run time of up to 60 hours
  • USB type-C cable (for charging only)

Physical Features

  • Weight: 1.18-1.29 lbs (535-585 g) depending on the device mounting bracket used
  • Dimensions: 9.98 x 1.23 x 4.76 inches (253 x 31 x 121 mm) without the mounting bracket or a paired device
  • Durable hardened plastic, shock-resistant design
  • Chemical resistance
  • Easy to grip ergonomic form factor
  • Comfortable, wide hand strap
  • Four mounting points on the back in AMPS pattern
  • Connection points for optional shoulder strap

LED Activity Indicators

  • Bluetooth status: Blue LED (top of keyboard)
  • Power status: Red LED (left side of keyboard)
  • Battery charge level: Four red LEDs (bottom of keyboard)

Certifications and Standards

  • IC-FCC/CE
  • UKCA
  • RCM
  • Bluetooth SIG
  • ROHS, REACH, EU, SCIP, POP
  • California Prop 65
  • Canada Prohibition
  • TSCA

Standard Accessories

  • Hand strap
  • Screw driver
  • Quick Start Guide
  • User Manual (available on our website)
  • Archer 4 Mounting Bracket (included with Archer 4 configuration)
  • Quad Lock® Lever Head (included with Universal configuration)

Optional Accessories

  • USB charger (12V, 1.5A, 18W) with international plug kit and USB-C cable
  • Shoulder strap
  • Quad Lock® Original Universal Adaptor
  • Snap-Lock GIS/Survey Pole, 2 meter
  • GIS/Survey Arm and Clamp – no bracket

Warranties

  • 24 months for Allegro Wireless Keyboard
  • 90 days for accessories
  • Extended service and maintenance plans available
  • Wireless keyboard
  • Internal 4500 mAh lithium-ion battery
  • Adjustable hand strap and mounting screws
  • Quick start guide
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