Kit de teclado dividido 40% Rhymestone
Kit de teclado dividido 40% Rhymestone
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El Rhymestone es un teclado ortolineal de 40 teclas (40%) .
Este teclado ejecuta QMK y el firmware se puede encontrar aquí .
El kit incluye
2 placas de interruptor FR4.
2 PCB Rhymestone
2 x placas inferiores acrílicas
2 x placas de cubierta OLED acrílicas
1 cable TRS.
2 enchufes TRRS.
2 x interruptores táctiles
2 pantallas OLED de 0,91"
40 enchufes Kailh Hotswap
40 diodos (SMD)
Separadores de latón de 8 x 6 mm
Separadores de latón de 4 x 10 mm
Tornillos de 12x4mm
Tornillos de 12x6mm
8 x pies de goma transparente
Requerido para completar
2 x Microcontroladores Pro (Viene con cabezales para conexión directa)
40 teclas MX
Elementos opcionales
Opción de intercambio en caliente del controlador
Conector hembra rompible mecanizado de 2 x 40 pines
2 x 25 pasadores mecanizados Mill-Max
Instrucciones de construcción
Guía de construcción de Rhymestone
Este teclado está diseñado por Marksard .
Customer Reviews
This board is a good intermediary board or introductory board to split keyboards. From regular keyboards, I went to a pre-built 40%, then to this. Eventually, I'll probably move onto a low profile split keyboard with splays and column stagger which is why this is an intermediary board.
This board does have some problems. Due to the shortage of ProMicros, you'd have to recompile firmware for whatever microcontroller you picked up. The Helios that is sold here is really good for that and there are converters in the QMK repository.
Second, the guide is basically in Japanese. It's not too bad cause the pictures are very self-explanatory, but I wanted to mention that.
LEDs are hard to solder. This is just a general note. Any board with LEDs will face this issue. Make sure you have a good soldering iron that can regulate its temperature, good solder, and flux.
Once you've built the board, it's great! I made it work with VIAL so I don't have to reflash the firmware all the time and also so the board can be plugged in either side. Because it has the full 40 keys, you can play around with different setups. I was able to go from 40 to 36 keys and I can always add or remove keys quite easily. It's also very easy to mod. You can add 90 degree extenders, some phone stands on the bottom to tent the board, and cool keycaps.
