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That keyboard layout is stuff of nightmares
Somehow all smart TVs have a similar layout, as it wasnât hard enough to select letters with a remote.
My money is on that is a black pattern to get evryone to use voice input.
*pats tinfoil head*
Can you imagine trying to play a game with WASD controls on that?
At least W and S have been circled for some fucking reason
I assume the reason is cardinal compass directions. (North, south, east, west. N, S, E, W.)
Yes but you didn't consider the fact I'm dumb as shit so
NESW are circled for the cardinal directions
They should have just used a QWERTY keyboard and added and extra N on top for the logical layout of
NÌ QâčWâŒEâș R T... A SÌŹ D F ... Z X C V...
It really do be that way tho https://aviation.stackexchange.com/questions/47713/
And why are there two number pads?
Left keypad is for real numbers and the bottom keypad is for imaginary numbers.
Looks like the top one is MCDU. You can do things like type in latitude and longitude coordinates to fly to.
Bottom panel looks like radio tuner, so just for entering radio frequencies and maybe transponder codes.
From other comments it appears this is not a shop. I don't know why ATR would use this design. There are definitely other planes where you can key in radio frequencies into the MCDU.