Weird 4704 (F50) clone? (Identify this "keyboard")

bitteneite

Greetings everyone. A nice new place y'all got here!

I recently found this listing, and I was wondering what on Earth is this.

What protocol would this probably speak in? (I notice there are F11 - F20 keys, which I find obscure.)
It does say "CJ4704JP" on the back. Was this supposed to be a clone specifically for the banking systems, or is it just a normal "macropad" for relatively modern-ish systems with normal-ish keybinds?
With some help from Google Translate, here's what I can note on the label:
Year "97", month of "11" (1997 for F50/M50 clone? Isn't that a bit late?)
Serial Number "192", Inspector "8"... whatever that means (Any ideas?)

Any info is appreciated
(Also, sorry if I'm supposed to post this on an "Identify this keyboard thread", couldn't find it)

redmaus

I have NEVER seen anything like this before. A Chinese MX clone of 4704 boards???
That is wild.
It probably speaks the same protocol as the 4704 boards, it had a serial type connector iirc.
I suppose it could be just a clone in appearance and work like a normal PS/2 or XT keyboard, but that wouldn't really make much sense.

dumbape

Redmaus Trust me I've seen alot of weird shit on xianyu. Maybe I should post some of them here and create a seperate thread called "I went on Xianyu and found this"

Edit: oh wait nvm interesting finds already exist lmao didn't realised that

inozenz

not gonna lie that fxcked up case has charm 😮