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by ne0phyte
30 Jan 2021, 20:36
Forum: For sale
Topic: SOLD - [EU-DE] NIB Raptor Gaming K1 Azerty MX Black ABS DS (G80-1800)
Replies: 2
Views: 1402

SOLD - [EU-DE] NIB Raptor Gaming K1 Azerty MX Black ABS DS (G80-1800)

SOLD --- Found another keyboard in the basement that I don't even remember buying :| It's a Raptor Gaming K1 with azerty layout, MX Blacks and I what I think is ABS double shot keycaps. Says it's NKRO and I don't think it was ever used. Price is 30€ + shipping. https://i.imgur.com/stFqqtx.jpg More ...
by ne0phyte
29 Jan 2021, 23:24
Forum: For sale
Topic: SOLD - [EU-DE] Bolt modded IBM SSK ANSI + Unicomp Blank Caps + Cable
Replies: 4
Views: 1685

SOLD - [EU-DE] Bolt modded IBM SSK ANSI + Unicomp Blank Caps + Cable

Hey, I'm selling my IBM Model M SSK and a matching set of Unicomp blank keycaps with an extra red and an orange cap. The bolt mod was done by matt3o many years ago and I believe back then I paid him around 170 Euro. Seeing how some SSKs on ebay seem to end up quite high I wanted to ask here first (d...
by ne0phyte
03 Apr 2016, 20:11
Forum: Workshop
Topic: [WIP] THKB - Tiny Hacking Keyboard - 40%
Replies: 277
Views: 121289

Oh, totally forgot to answer. I don't know if TMK does, but even if it doesn't it won't be a problem to implement it. Those RGB LEDs have a single data input pin and expect three bytes for RGB. Their timing is a bit difficult, but that also means that it only takes 3,75µs to update the color so I ca...
by ne0phyte
28 Mar 2016, 13:53
Forum: Workshop
Topic: [WIP] THKB - Tiny Hacking Keyboard - 40%
Replies: 277
Views: 121289

So, what's the idea with the LED? I don't know :lol: It really depends on the case and plate design but I think a few RGB or RGBW LEDs will be pretty flexible. My plan is to have a little hole or slit in the mount plate to show the current layer/status. Didn't think about HOW exactly I'll represent...
by ne0phyte
27 Mar 2016, 06:09
Forum: Workshop
Topic: [WIP] THKB - Tiny Hacking Keyboard - 40%
Replies: 277
Views: 121289

I changed the 90 degree switches back and added another RGBW LED on the right. I really hope the LEDs turn out good, I'm still worried whether it's a good idea because it most likely won't work without a mount plate... You can dim the LEDs, but plain 5050 (5x5mm) LEDs aren't pretty to look at :) EDI...
by ne0phyte
26 Mar 2016, 14:41
Forum: Workshop
Topic: [WIP] THKB - Tiny Hacking Keyboard - 40%
Replies: 277
Views: 121289

Oh, thanks, I wasn't aware of that. It just made the routing a bit more compact, but in that case I'll revert all switches to 0/180 degree alignment.
by ne0phyte
26 Mar 2016, 06:20
Forum: Workshop
Topic: [WIP] THKB - Tiny Hacking Keyboard - 40%
Replies: 277
Views: 121289

Aaand I'm back once again :? I stumbled across a box with the components to assemble ~25 THKBs today which motivated me to work on the PCB again. Just a few little things that were missing and keeping me from ordering the next batch. LED I was unsure if/where to put LEDs so I went with something eas...
by ne0phyte
22 Dec 2015, 21:50
Forum: Workshop
Topic: [WIP] THKB - Tiny Hacking Keyboard - 40%
Replies: 277
Views: 121289

Re: [WIP] THKB - Tiny Hacking Keyboard - 40%

Hey folks, I'm really sorry for being inactive here and not answering questions I feel I should have. I've had some personal issues and didn't follow most of my online stuff lately. Luckily the project is not dead nor am I :mrgreen: @Plasmodium: I'm at my parents place for the next couple days, but ...
by ne0phyte
28 Oct 2015, 23:13
Forum: Workshop
Topic: [WIP] THKB - Tiny Hacking Keyboard - 40%
Replies: 277
Views: 121289

Yeah. Studying, working, (some) social life take quite a chunk of my free time. But I have good news. The next PCB is almost ready for production and I will check out the Hamburg Fablab tomorrow. They have a 2D and a 3D CNC mill and a small laser cutter. I really hope that I can mill a case prototyp...
by ne0phyte
26 Oct 2015, 22:37
Forum: Workshop
Topic: [WIP] THKB - Tiny Hacking Keyboard - 40%
Replies: 277
Views: 121289

Yay got mine!.. I put some good old Brown Gaterons on her and I must say well done on the assembly and firmware ne0phyte.. Really pleased. The layout is quite intuitive and I really like the function layers, though I feel i will have to remap the space and Fn1 keys around the other way (though that...
by ne0phyte
26 Oct 2015, 13:44
Forum: Workshop
Topic: [WIP] THKB - Tiny Hacking Keyboard - 40%
Replies: 277
Views: 121289

Re: [WIP] THKB - Tiny Hacking Keyboard - 40%

I don't think we have the exact same one since mine is at least 15 years old. It's a WTCP-S and says "Serie 02.93" underneath :D

I'm using a 1.2mm round sloped tip (4PTF7-1):
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by ne0phyte
25 Oct 2015, 17:11
Forum: Workshop
Topic: [WIP] THKB - Tiny Hacking Keyboard - 40%
Replies: 277
Views: 121289

Muirium wrote: Is that silver component (left of Z) a quartz crystal? Is it low enough to stay out the way of the keycap?
Yes, it even fits between the PCB and mount plate. I might change it to some smd crystal in the future though.
by ne0phyte
24 Oct 2015, 16:08
Forum: Off-topic
Topic: X-Post: Berlin Meetup
Replies: 0
Views: 956

X-Post: Berlin Meetup

Just a quick info for the German people who don't read the German sub forum: Berliner Treffen
by ne0phyte
24 Oct 2015, 16:04
Forum: Workshop
Topic: [WIP] THKB - Tiny Hacking Keyboard - 40%
Replies: 277
Views: 121289

Would love to supply you with a mount plate, but I don't have any yet. I have one of my old mount plates left, but I want to keep that (I want to keep one of each PCB/plate revision). I will check out the Hamburg fablab soon. They have both 2D and 3D CNC mill and a ...laser cutter! Sadly it's only c...
by ne0phyte
23 Oct 2015, 17:05
Forum: Diskussionen auf Deutsch
Topic: (Berliner) Treffen
Replies: 5
Views: 2864

Also hier auch noch mal :D
Ich bin zwar nicht aus Berlin, wenn das Datum etwas im voraus steht wäre ich aber durchaus dabei.

EDIT: Oh und willkommen bei DT.
by ne0phyte
22 Oct 2015, 20:46
Forum: Workshop
Topic: [WIP] THKB - Tiny Hacking Keyboard - 40%
Replies: 277
Views: 121289

malcomkern wrote: Do I need the USBASP USB ISP Programmer & 10 Pin Ribbon Cable & 6 Pin Converter - AVR ATMEL from ebay to program the first time?
Oh and you will also need some jumper wires due to my retarded order of ISP pins on the PCB.
I will change the order of those in the next PCB revision.
by ne0phyte
22 Oct 2015, 20:38
Forum: Workshop
Topic: [WIP] THKB - Tiny Hacking Keyboard - 40%
Replies: 277
Views: 121289

I go to the shop tomorrow first thing, just let you know. Do I have to buy the ebay programmer to program the fist time? Then I will order that also tonight. Yeah, you will need one (and it can't hurt to have one). It comes with the Atmel DFU bootloader, but the default fuses are configured to divi...
by ne0phyte
22 Oct 2015, 20:24
Forum: Workshop
Topic: [WIP] THKB - Tiny Hacking Keyboard - 40%
Replies: 277
Views: 121289

Whaaat did I really forget to put them in your package? :oops:
Really sorry about that :?

Ask for 1206 (3.2x1.6mm) 22Ω ones. I would offer you to send them as a letter but the shipping alone is more expensive than two resistors :lol:
by ne0phyte
22 Oct 2015, 20:10
Forum: Workshop
Topic: [WIP] THKB - Tiny Hacking Keyboard - 40%
Replies: 277
Views: 121289

RoastPotatoes wrote: I don't think I have seen this on another pcb I have used. It is a nice idea to remove a little doubt.
You can always check the pads though. The pad for the cathode end is a rectangle :D
by ne0phyte
22 Oct 2015, 20:06
Forum: Workshop
Topic: [WIP] THKB - Tiny Hacking Keyboard - 40%
Replies: 277
Views: 121289

You guys are too fast for me. Yes, there is a black line on the diode that you just line up with the line on the PCB.
EDIT: That reminds me, I have to change the size of the diode footprint. The pad distance can be a lot smaller for those tiny diodes.
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by ne0phyte
21 Oct 2015, 13:10
Forum: Workshop
Topic: [WIP] THKB - Tiny Hacking Keyboard - 40%
Replies: 277
Views: 121289

Just brought the PCBs for scottc and primered6 to the post office \o/
by ne0phyte
20 Oct 2015, 17:55
Forum: Workshop
Topic: [WIP] THKB - Tiny Hacking Keyboard - 40%
Replies: 277
Views: 121289

Great to hear that it arrived and it's working!
I packed and shipped four more today (Plasmodium, flabbergast, malcomkern, sinegav)
by ne0phyte
19 Oct 2015, 14:08
Forum: Workshop
Topic: [WIP] THKB - Tiny Hacking Keyboard - 40%
Replies: 277
Views: 121289

Swillkb just generates a top plate based on a keyboard-layout-editor.com code, then generates mathching middle layers and bottom plates. Basically what I'm, I guess, is what are the dimensions of the PCB? Then I can just check it against the interior dimensions of the middle layers. Once I've got i...
by ne0phyte
19 Oct 2015, 13:53
Forum: Workshop
Topic: What would you do with a TechShop membership?
Replies: 23
Views: 4611

Yeah, fab-labs are international. There is one in Hamburg and I know that the Linux user group in my old hometown is about to found one there, too.
by ne0phyte
19 Oct 2015, 04:12
Forum: Workshop
Topic: [WIP] THKB - Tiny Hacking Keyboard - 40%
Replies: 277
Views: 121289

I never used the swillkb generator so I can't really help with that. I just checked the distance between the switch holes and the PCB edges. It sticks out 1.7mm on the left and right, 3.5mm on the top and 0.7mm on the bottom. If you simply round those values up (or add 1mm each) you should be on the...
by ne0phyte
17 Oct 2015, 12:33
Forum: Workshop
Topic: [WIP] THKB - Tiny Hacking Keyboard - 40%
Replies: 277
Views: 121289

Yes that is possible too. I actually tried it but found it weird to use.
The 1.25/1.75 layout works really well for me because the big keys right under the thumbs are the most used ones.
My current layout has space and FN1 there (for the "missing" numbers and punctuation).
by ne0phyte
17 Oct 2015, 01:07
Forum: Workshop
Topic: [WIP] THKB - Tiny Hacking Keyboard - 40%
Replies: 277
Views: 121289

I'm using the same firmware, so as far as I can tell you can use the same stuff as planck.

Also: Good news for those who bought a prototype PCB. I got a big load of Atmega32u4 today and just assembled some more PCBs :mrgreen:
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by ne0phyte
16 Oct 2015, 12:32
Forum: Workshop
Topic: [WIP] THKB - Tiny Hacking Keyboard - 40%
Replies: 277
Views: 121289

Yes, right now the layers are only active while keeping the respective key pressed (see ACTION_LAYER_MOMENTARY in keymap_thkb.c#L52-L54)
by ne0phyte
16 Oct 2015, 11:44
Forum: Workshop
Topic: [WIP] THKB - Tiny Hacking Keyboard - 40%
Replies: 277
Views: 121289

Whoops, sorry to hear that. I never thought about problems it might cause with alternative keyboard layouts. I just pushed the current mapping to github: https://github.com/ne0phyte/tmk_keyboard To change the layout you need to change the tmk_keyboard/keyboard/thkb/keymap_thkb.c . You then run "make...

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