Right Side Blocks

 
Right Side Block 3$9
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Right Side Block 4$45
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Right Side Block 5$36
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Right Side Block 6$36
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Right side block choices 1 and 2 are both included if you order any keyboard (including one with a smaller layout where all the keys would not fit on the keyboard at one time) and also included if you order a base key set.

When you are configuring an F62 or F77 and pick one of these two options, that just notes which firmware will be pre-flashed; I do not pre-flash or configure custom firmware for other blocks or for your own custom keymappings.

Scroll down in the product configurator to see another Right Side Block section for additional options. When you order these additional options you still receive options 1 and 2 which are just keycaps that are included with the base key sets.

You cannot substitute the two included blocks 1 and 2 (which are included in the normal key set that's included with each keyboard) for another right side block like 3, 4, 5, or 6. If you want one of these blocks you have to order it in the "Additional Right Side Blocks" section while configuring your keyboard, or in the Right Side Blocks product if ordering separately.

Also available is right side block 6 (just the numbers on the keys; not pictured in the right side block main image but instead pictured in the variation tile).
They are not available specific to any international language set.

Important terms: The featured image shows potential right side block configurations; you do not receive 15 keys in each right side block necessarily, since some are already included in your main key set. A set that's $9 will have 3 keys, for example. Each key is $3 so you can do the math on how many keys are included in each block 🙂 See the right side block variation image tiles to see which additional keys are included in each set; the blocks showing 15 keys for each set are for layout illustration purposes only; each set does not necessarily contain 15 keys. You are responsible for updating the Vial firmware GUI if you choose custom keycaps or custom right side blocks; this is not done for you if you just purchase an extra right side block set, for example.

Recommendations: To get the classic IBM terminal look (from most but not all of their F122 keyboard models), order block 6. The most popular block option is 3.