duckyPad VS yampad

Make the USB a keyboard device (aka Rubber Ducky) and use Ducky Script to type out the needed commands. https://github.com/dekuNukem/duckyPad/blob/master/duckyscript_info.md

No it’s a hot swap pcb with north facing leds! I bought the parts and soldered it all together with a heat gun, 3d printed the case and put it all together with gateron lubed whites. Here is the link, it’s all open source!

I created an account to mention the duckypad.

Hey, sure :) it's a macro keypad called duckypad. In short, you can setup macros and program a series of keyboard inputs to be executed via a single key.

Take a look at Duckyscript if you haven't done so yet. Not too difficult, also remember to use REM to make notes.

Yampad by Mattia Dal Ben github - gat yellow milky switches - 3DP case in Space Gray - Akko neon number caps

https://github.com/mattdibi/yampad - have also seen several pics of these.

Yes! Shoutout to designers like the Duckypad or Yampad creators, who post full PCB specs and design files as part of their product's repo.

https://github.com/mattdibi/yampad YAMpad Yet Another Mechanical Numberpad. It's open-source, hot-swappable, oled, promicro (or clones that can be USB c capable), 3d printable case, 18 switches, and RGB backlight. I have parts kits for $30 + shipping if you live in the con us. I have several different switches to try out as well. https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5024664

I built a few Yampads last year (and have parts for more if someone wants to buy them from me), and I am starting to explore a split ortholinear layout, and I wanted to know how do you deal with having fewer keys?

Ссылка для ознакомления: https://github.com/mattdibi/yampad

The github repo for the YamPad has a link to an order page on PCBWay's website which made it really easy to customize my PCBs and order them. From there I went through the keeb's bill of materials and got everything I could from digikey, with the exception of the kalih sockets, which I ended up getting from kbdfans. :)