keyset
nounUK /ˈkiːsɛt/
US /ˈkiˌsɛt/
A keyset is a group of keys kept together on a ring.
She hung her keyset on the hook by the door.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. The set of keys on a computer or piano keyboard.
The pianist practiced scales across the whole keyset.
3. A set of buttons or controls used to operate a machine.
He pressed the keyset to open the gate.
4. In computing, a specific arrangement of keys for typing or input.
The program lets you choose a different keyset for shortcuts.