Kit de teclado de pincel
Kit de teclado de pincel
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Este diseño de teclado es adaptable y flexible. Especialmente para aquellos con discapacidades, aquellos que no pueden escribir en teclados tradicionales y aquellos que prefieren no utilizar teclados tradicionales. El pincel es reversible, por lo que se puede construir para uso con la mano izquierda o derecha.
El pincel está diseñado para usarse con sistemas comoARTSEY.IO .
El kit incluye
1 PCB para pincel v5.
1 x placa de interruptor de pincel (perfil MX)
1 x placa inferior acrílica
1 pantalla OLED.
1 interruptor de alimentación deslizante.
1 x interruptor de reinicio táctil
8 x enchufes de intercambio en caliente
Separadores de latón de 4 x 7 mm
4 tornillos de 4 mm.
4 tornillos de 6 mm.
4 x pies de goma
Requerido para completar
1 x Micro controladores Pro (viene con cabezales para conexión directa)
8 interruptores de perfil bajo Choc
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Elementos opcionales
1 cabezal hembra rompible mecanizado de 40 pines (habilita el intercambio en caliente del controlador)
1 cabezal macho rompible mecanizado de 40 pines (permite intercambio en caliente)
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1 paquete de 25 pasadores mecanizados Mill-Max.
Instrucciones de construcción
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I really like it. the build process was fun and easy and it looks well made.
the only downside was configuring the software, I had to learn zmk, search online for hours, experiment with different pinouts etc until I got it to work.. (I wanted it to be a simple macro pad)
I am currently working on a guide for the paintbrush to make the software side much MUCH easier for people like me who are not senior developers lol. I hope keebd will let me post it once I'm finished :)
First time properly building a keyboard, can definitely it was a lot of fun.
The build guide is pretty minimal - so it took me a bit to figure out how to solder the hotswap sockets (since I've never used them before), but I eventually figured it out. I do wish an extra socket was included, since they're pretty fragile and I accidentally broke one [but was able to just solder the switch directly].
I went with a SuperMini nRF52840 (from a different vendor) and the flashing was pretty straightforward - I just downloaded a .uf2 file from the zmk-ardux repository, pressed reset twice on the board and simply dragged the .uf2 file to the newly mounted drive. Ended up also porting the new ARTSEY layout as well. I do also want to mention that if you want add a battery, make sure it is small enough to fit between the PCB and the plate - but also consider that the hotswap sockets will take up 1-2mm of the free space (vertically).
Would recommend!
Built two. Used sockets on the second one which works out much better. Can someone tell me where to get the firmware? All the references I've found have cryptic information that means nothing to me. I need simple and plain language instructions, please.
The build guide is definitely short and gives only the very minimal information. Assembling the kit and soldering everything together is not hard, but finding out how to flash the right firmware is a bit more tricky if like me you are not familiar with GitHub and coding in general...
Apart from that the product matches the description and it works. I can note however that the base plate came with burnt marks which won't go away. (Just esthetic but still...)
Thanks for the excellent review Thibaud. The bottom plate you mentioned has white protective plastic on the acrylic that can be removed by peeling it off.
The build guide section has no guide. On github the instructions are so short as to not answer most common questions you may have. Very difficult.
The build guide linked on the product page shows with pictures and clear steps on how the few components need to be installed. It is a very quick and easy build.The build guide can be found here https://github.com/keebd/thepaintbrush/tree/main/hardware/v5#build-instructions