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ISO 9999 - Subclass and Divisions

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22 36 Input devices for computers

Computers and terminals, see 22 33 00.

Output devices for computers, see 22 39 00.

22 36 03 Keyboards

Included are, e.g., Braille keyboards.

Accessories for telephoning, see 22 24 21.

22 36 12 Alternate input devices

Included are, e.g., optical scanners, speech recognition units, touch sensitive boards, data gloves and brain-computer interfaces.

Assistive products to position a screen pointer and to select items on a computer display, see 22 36 21.

22 36 15 Input accessories

Devices for linking the input systems with the computer.
Included are, e.g., stand-alone word banks and word lists, multiports, cables and boards.

22 36 18 Input software

Included are, e.g., one-finger drivers and screen keyboards.

Word processing software, see 22 12 24.

Alternate input devices, see 22 36 12.

Office software and industrial software, see 28 21 12.

22 36 21 Assistive products to position a screen pointer and to select items on a computer display

Devices used as an alternative to a computer mouse.
Included are, e.g., touch pads and computer joysticks.

Alternate input devices, see 22 36 12.

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