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I think I've finalized the build. I expanded the hole for the button, and cut a square hole for the charging port. For now, I'm skipping the LEDs, as the BT module actually uses the keyboard's LEDs to indicate charging state! Further, the speaker tones are very descriptive of the BT module's actions...

I added a Handheld Scientific BT-100 module to my Leopold LC660C and it fits and works! I also put up a video on the exploration of whether or not this was possible, but it doesn't really cover the detail of the actual conversion: ACDGKX5HUsA Below is mostly a reproduction of the imgur album here ht...

Is the intent to share build files eventually?

This thing looks incredible.

DMA, has the github code been adjusted to the board you're designing, or will it still run on a CY8CKIT-059? I have a custom 4x12 PCB I'd like to use this on.

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Hmm... scissor switches... interesting.

Yeah, that's me The Plico! I haven't made any kits for them in a while. Maybe that design needs an update.

Interesting piece of kit! Does it require a flat surface to work on or are the individual halves pretty rigid?

I favor a 40% for travel boards. Splits with exposed wires get very annoying very fast. Put a hinge on one of my builds to make it ergonomic, the Plico; https://imgur.com/a/Un0c9

Latest updates! Got Wcass's PCB printed, and laser cut the case for it. This is a test fit, but it definitely sounds great. Modern Unicomp stems work perfectly. Sound test and some other projects https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XRFf-oLy6Vc Just need to decide on a controller, hook it up, and get to ...

You said you used a black USB Type-C 10Gbps cable? Did you use the actual connectors like a breakout board for a hardware connection or does the USB type c use a protocol to send updates from the half? Also great point about the grounding! I've been looking at different multi-conductive cables for h...

Whoops, yes, they are not interchangeable, I mean that both controllers could run off the same PCB design. Is that accurate?

Thanks for the continued interest! I'm just getting settled after being back from vacation, so I have a bit of work to catch up on and deliverables to deliver, but this project will see completion, one way or another! Oh man, I recognized you by photos here too :) It was pain to see your video about...

I think it's not exactly cheaper, but much easier in terms of work needed to put in. The capacitive switch is also revered more compared to membrane sensing. You can reference the FSSK project in terms of PCB design, slap on an xwhatsit and you'll be good to go. On a side note, have you seen the Mo...

Yep, this is a nice group of folks here. If you need anything, i would be happy to help (though i might loose power or internet service starting about Saturday). I too would say go with capacitive sensing as the cost for small run is a LOT cheaper. You can even use Model M barrel frame with model F...

0100010 wrote: ↑Convince your co-workers / mgmt to start offering greater than 1x width custom cap top printing, and side printing using existing templates // would be a GREAT help.

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I am a new Unicomp employee, but I can't say how much insidght I have. I'm mostly working on weird manufacturing production issues and answering the phone. :oops: Cool! Now we'll all be tempted to ask you the questions we don't dare to ask in the official contact page. :mrgreen: :mrgreen: :mrgreen:...

Take a look at Xwhatsit's thread . And if you're interested, I think orihalcon is still selling assembled controllers with the firmware already flashed here . The controller is very easy to set up and use. If you're interested, I also recommend reading DMA's CommonSense controller thread , as that ...

Interesting! Why did you decide to do membrane BS instead of capacitive? It seems like it would be simpler to start with idollar's FSSK PCB drawing, reduce it to 40%, have a plate made, and put it all together with an Xwhatsit or CommonSense controller. I had access to frames and membranes, and I w...

Posted to GH earlier, sorry for the X-post, but want to get more input; I've been making use of out of spec parts to hack together a 4x12 buckling spring board. The goal is to create a moderately repeatable NKRO build with a Teensy so my fingers can gently caress buckling springs without horizontal ...