Clicks Keyboard vs OmcPlatform

The Clicks app unlocks new features for your keyboard. Toggle your keyboard backlight between 'automatic' and off. Use this feature to check the status of your backlight and reset it to automatic mode if it's been accidentally disabled through the keyboard shortcut. Caps lock - Control the behaviour of the shift key. When turned on, pressing the shift key once makes the next charater a capital letter. Double clicking the shift key enables shift lock. When disabled, you must press and hold shift to get a captial letter. Alt lock - Control the behaviour of the '123' key. When turned on, pressing the '123' key once makes the next typed character a number of symbol. Double clicking the shift key enables number lock - (great for typing phone numbers of long number strings!). When disabled, you must press and hold '123' to get numbers and symbols. Soft return - Choose between using the return to add a carriage return (soft return) or send a message (hard return). Clicks key customization - Decide whether you want the Clicks key to function as Tab or Control Cursor mode - Enable cursor mode to use WASD and IJKL as directional cursor keys Currency symbol - Customize your currency symbol Create or log in to your Clicks Keyboard account to get updated about the latest features coming to your Clicks Keyboard Update your keyboard firmware over the air to optimize the typing experience. Learn and explore your Clicks keyboard with access to tips and how-to's. * Certain features and functionality are dependant on your Clicks model.

OMC Platform Overview: OMC: Global Outdoor LCD Display Maintenance Platform, including: System Architecture: The OMC system adopts a multi-layer architecture: Sensors: The bottom layer consists of various sensor devices used to collect environmental data; Upper Computer: Used to obtain sensor data and perform preliminary processing, then report it to the backend; Server: Used to receive data uploaded from the upper computer, providing real-time status information of terminal devices to customers and maintenance personnel; Mobile Terminal: Allows management personnel to query/control device status via mobile devices; Sensor Data Acquisition: The device terminal collects sensor data through the control board. Sensor data includes: temperature sensor, humidity sensor, smoke sensor, water immersion sensor, collision sensor, tilt sensor, door switch sensor, screen front wind speed sensor, etc.; Upper Computer: Sensor data communicates with the upper computer motherboard via UART serial port. The upper computer sends a data request to the control board every 10 seconds, and the control board sends the current sensor data to the upper computer; Service Backend: The service backend receives terminal data for data processing and statistics, providing equipment inspection and monitoring functions, as well as remote control, remote settings, and device management operations for backend management personnel. It also includes user and permission registration and management, as well as statistical processing of device alarms. Mobile Terminal: Mobile devices access backend data through backend interfaces to perform data querying, remote control, remote settings, user management, and device management operations on terminal devices.