Kit de teclado Lily58 Pro
Kit de teclado Lily58 Pro
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El teclado Lily58 Pro/Pro RE es un teclado dividido en columnas escalonadas de 6×4+4 teclas.
Pro = Compatibilidad con interruptor MX/Choc
Pro RE = Compatibilidad con codificador rotatorio
Este teclado ejecuta QMK y el firmware se puede encontrar aquí .
El kit incluye
2 PCB Lily58 Pro O Pro RE
2 placas de interruptor Lily58 Pro FR4.
2 x placas inferiores acrílicas
2 x cubiertas OLED acrílicas
1 cable TRS.
2 conectores TRRS
2 interruptores táctiles de 3x6
2 pantallas OLED
Separadores de latón de 4 x 10 mm
Separadores de latón de 10 x 7 mm (perfil normal MX) O Separadores de latón de 5 mm (perfil bajo Choc)
58 x enchufes Kailh Hotswap (perfil normal MX) O enchufes de perfil bajo Choc (perfil bajo Choc)
58 diodos (SMD)
28 tornillos.
8 x pies de goma
Requerido para completar
2 x Microcontroladores Pro (Viene con cabezales para conexión directa)
56 x teclas
Elementos opcionales
1 kit de funda para tienda de campaña Lily58 Pro.
1-2 x perillas codificadoras
2 cabezales hembra rompibles mecanizados de 40 pines (permite el intercambio en caliente del controlador)
Paquete de 2 x 25 pasadores mecanizados Mill-Max
Instrucciones de construcción
Guía de compilación de Lily58 Pro
Este teclado fue diseñado originalmente por Naoki Katahira y modificado para crear el Pro RE por Ergohaven y puede encontrar información aquí .
Customer Reviews
I’m an avid Mx switch user migrating to choc switches. I installed the sunsets on these and it just doesn’t do it for me. I’ll give it some time but I might install mx sockets on here instead.
Also note for those wanting to install the nice!view on this board. The nice!view five pin connector isn’t directly compatible with the pcb printed by keebd, you need to do a bit of a hack. May not be a big deal for some but if I had known I would’ve had the specs printed myself because I know you can get it printed with the 5 socket for the oled.
Takes a little getting used to keyboard layout.
Pcb pads fell off on one side while trying to bridge two pads for OLED. Will have to live with it.
Quality kit, but you're given like 1 extra diode if you make a mistake so I suggest looking at buying just a bit extra components. Those diodes are so small. Spent an hour looking through carpet to find the ones I dropped.
The oled display is not really compatible with hotswap controllers. Basically you solder in the hotswap headers then the controller, but after, you have to solder in the display which will cover the controller, which didn't make sense to me so I opted to not put in a display.
I'm now using the keyboard at home and at work. The build guide didn't have any info on the Helios board, so in case others are wondering, the top two through holes are unused. You can use the ground pins to line things up with the lily58 kicad schematic. Also, flashing a helios just takes copying a uf2 file to the board once you've reset it and mounted it as a storage drive.
I had a lot of fun building it and a mild panic until I figured out the last bit!
Great split keyboard layout, nice kit.