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Old 13th May 2012   #1
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What does the K in the lock symbol mean?
Pretty straight forward question. On a few of my hardware Midi controllers, there is a capital "K" within a padlock and it's a symbol. below it, is a hole. what does that do?
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If the hole is just a hole and doesn't appear to have any obvious connecting pins inside it, it could be the anchor point for a Kensington security lock/cable. As used on laptops to stop gear getting stolen.
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Yeah. It's for a Kensington Lock
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