keyboard-pcbs
MxLEDBitPCB
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keyboard-pcbs
- Diode Orientation on Amoeba Royale V2
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Amoeba Royale in the EU?
In the repo for the royals there is a folder called 'gerber' which contains the files...
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Glove80: Comparison of hand in home position
For the Amoeba Royal, first clone the repo: https://github.com/mtl/keyboard-pcbs/tree/master/amoeba-royale, then zip up the gerber folder and upload it to your PCB manufacturer of choice. I used jlcpcb and you can find the settings I used here: . Note that I ordered 5 panels of 10x5 pieces, so I ended up with 250 pieces. You may want to adjust accordingly. Btw the pinout reference for wiring is also in the same directory.
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Just realized I soldered on all the diodes the wrong way.
You can get the gerber files from This repo and get them really cheap from jlcpcb or other pcb services.
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Fresh out of College decided to turn my hobby into something for the community!
The thumbs are the "famous" github
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Adafruit neokey hand wired question
They look like an Amoeba 1.5.
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Dactyl Manuform with places for screwing single key pcb
Or search for https://github.com/mtl/keyboard-pcbs or amoeba king or
- Help finding parts
- Amoeba King Info
- Arduino based mechanical switch calculator — from scratch.
MxLEDBitPCB
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Dactyl Manuform with places for screwing single key pcb
I've tried the MXLEDBitPCB personally for a dactyl and it worked great. (I used the "Container" variant). My dactyl case holes were a tiny bit too big, but once i got the hotswap sockets in, it held the keys well enough to stop the wiggle. My only complaint is that the 5x5 PCB layout made it a pain to break them apart, and it left little fiberglass nubs i had to sand down. The labeling was a bit easier to understand than the Amoebas, but it also not as fancy. The big advantage these have, is they support through-hole diodes, as opposed to tiny smd diodes.
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Hot swap sockets in hand-wired build?
dometyl can generate keywells with hotswap socket slots, you can hot-glue/crazy-glue them in place or just yolo them in place. I prefer to use 1u pcb's, since soldering wire to them is much easier. The MxLEDBitPCB atlanta support hotswap sockets and you can have many manufactured very cheaply by jlcpcb.com.
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Finally done - my version of the Tractyl Manuform!
These PCBs: https://github.com/swanmatch/MxLEDBitPCB/tree/master/container
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Choc Amoeba
MxLEDBitPCBs have a Choc variant, too: https://kbd.news/MXLEDBitPCB-1060.html
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Per key RGB? - hand wired Dactyl manuform - non-matrix wiring for switches.
Also worth noting that Amoeba Royale has very small LED solder pads compared to mxledbit's "container" ( https://github.com/swanmatch/MxLEDBitPCB/tree/master/container ) board.
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When you order the wrong LEDs but are too stubborn
. The trouble? I got the Altana board made which only supports sk6812 mini LEDs (for an underglow I suppose) and do NOT support the sk6812 mini *-e* LEDs which tend to be the first result that come up if you just search sk6812 mini. See this wonderful github thread of another fellow keyboard enthusiast making the same mistake. In fairness the support rubric is pretty clear so I was just being stupid/hasty/whatever.
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Does the order of connecting per-key and underglow LEDs matter?
I much preferred the idea of SK6812MINI-E LEDs, but couldn't source a PCB that worked with chocs and also the MINI-Es. I decided to try handwiring one, then found the MxLEDBitPCB: the choc version supports MINI-Es, and it looked as if it might make handwiring a little more straightforward for a relative newbie.
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Dactyl Manuform 3x6 with Susuwatari caps and Zilent V2 switches
It's per-switch using PCBs from this repo: https://github.com/swanmatch/MxLEDBitPCB
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Need help with RGB in my Dactyl
Hey all! I'm trying to put together a handwired dactyl build with hotswap and RGBs in each switch using the MxLEDBitPCB Amoeba.
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$70 Dactyl Manuform and my mechanical keyboard journey
MxLEDBitPCB altana from jlcpcb $6 with shipping - you may want to choose the container version if you want backlighting but the wiring if more involved so I did not go this route
What are some alternatives?
tryadactyl - Methodology for custom tuning a concave, column-staggered, split keyboard with thumb clusters (AKA Dactyl). Centered on an OpenSCAD library for designing all sorts of ortholinear-ish keyboards supporting a variety of keycaps including Cherry profile. Additionally supports trackpoints, and 5-way navigation switches.
su120-keyboard - Expandable keyboard with up to 120 keys
klavgen - Handwired mechanical keyboard generator
keyboard-pcbs - Keyboard PCBs + 3D Models
qmk_fw - Open-source keyboard firmware for Atmel AVR and Arm USB families
qmk_firmware - Open-source keyboard firmware for Atmel AVR and Arm USB families
dometyl-keyboard - A parametric generator for designing split, concave, ergonomic keyboards written in ocaml.
euclid36
amoeba-choc - Single key pcb for Kailh Choc switch
dactyl-keyboard - Dactyl-ManuForm, a parameterized ergonomic keyboard translated into Python including a cadquery / Open CASCADE implementation.