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9Akey

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Overview

• The 9Akey is an extension of the 7key, featuring an Up key attached to both sides.
  Since it can be used as a 5key layout for both hands, it is also known as "double play."
  It was originally developed as an extension of the 5key, and retains the key pattern from that era.

Specifications

• Minimum width: 600px (650px including alternate key modes)
• Step spacing: 52.5px

Key Patterns

• The CW Edition supports 9B, 9i, 9d, 9h, and 11ikey alternate modes.

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Related Keymodes (Next Steps)

Related keymodes	Description
9Bkey	Similar to 9Akey, but with the keys spread out horizontally instead of stacked vertically, designed for use with the little finger.
11ikey	A keymode that extends the lower section (X/C, M/<) of the 9Akey.
13key	A keymode that adds up, down, left, and right keys to the 9Akey. It is also known as Triple Play.

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