deskthority

I'm going to pay this weekend!

When should I pay?

I think they're intended for the standard kit, to alter the colour of a few of them.

Super cool! How do the different forms compare with more regular keyboards?

Are the switches mounted or fastened in any other way than with the small clips?

Will the lowquantity fee go away if you order 3 of a kit, or 3 times the number you have already ordered? order 3x (or more) SPH/POS and there will be no low qty fee for your order.Usually, it will be cheaper to order 3-4 times an item instead of just one plus the low qty fee. The idea behind this ...

Will the lowquantity fee go away if you order 3 of a kit, or 3 times the number you have already ordered?

Tarkoon:

That's ok

Are you selling the 8x4 and cardreader modules you say? I'm interested in a 8x4 module.

Round 4 Get some POS kits et. al.

The bad is the regular one, and the good is the one where row 2 and 3 (from the bottom) is .25 units more to the right. Look here at how a symmetric stagger layout can look on these Tipros: http://deskthority.net/photos-videos-f8 ... t1948.html

Cool, you've got the good layout - I recommend trying symmetrical stagger if you haven't tried before. It's brilliant!

Been using clippers without a guard for a few years now. I spend the money I save from going to the barber on keyboards.

Geekhack is down again; is Prince's firmware hosted here as well?

- Are you sure you used the right port/cable
- Do you use a 32 bit os?

Read 'Pink Tipro Keys'.

Am disappoint.

I don't have the specs for the panel. Or don't I need that?

Icarium wrote:You're doing solid work. Liked your split 2x32 key Tipro board as well. Keep it up!

Thanks! Now when winter is fading I want to work on this again.

I've only prodded them a bit, but I think they're still too tactile. Clear springs would be better.

The unit came with an LCD but I don't know how to use it with the Teensy so I'll just leave the space open (covered with acryl) and have status LEDs.

Here are a few pictures of the small Tipro, with my PCBs! Blue stems, black springs. I intent to program it as a one-handed keyboard.

Update and update :oops: It's of course not cancelled because I have all these PCBs. I started soldering switches, LEDs and diodes and made a base for (on half) of the case, but it will look so crap (and the thought of soldering all those LEDs with wires is very off putting) I've put that part aside...

Also had this problem.

I washed one of my Tipros one week ago, and assenbled it during the weekend. It works! But the soap removed all the lube/whatever from the stems, so there's lots of friction :/ Hopefully it's only temporary.

I have forgotten to report that the last effort didn't help with the problem that ignored users are not ignored in Tapatalk. The importance of this functionality has increased the last week.

Interested!

The controllers on the Tipros are detachable

Lustique, 7bit took the controller off his Tipros first.

I paid, hurrah

Keep practicing and soon you'll hit the shift keys too!

Webwit's post about the μTron's shift placements was the inspiration for the shift keys. And I thought that it would be better to change it more than less, to avoid confusion with regular keyboards.