SnowPad
Hardware- 5 Devlogs
- 21 Total hours
I am building a 3x4 macropad, with rgb light and oled display.
Ship #1
Pending review
Finished
After week of waiting my parts came through and I have finished assembling it, it was a bit bad as my MCU that came with the kit stopped working half way through so I had to switch to another one but it turned out pretty cool.
thanks for adding it, this looks great ! approved !
hey, this looks great, and a lot better than last time !
first of all thank you for actually doing the changes that i told you to do, and listening instead of being stubborn ! not everyone does that, and this just makes my day as a reviewer !
Im sorry to have to return this, but i need one last thing from you - could you add your final compiled firmware file to the production folder ? then you should be good
this looks great, and so compact ! Your repo is missing quite a few files and folders though, please go through this guide and the checklist here :
https://github.com/PixelPanda32/MacroPad
and resubmit !!
Entry #4
-I am finally done with the PCB and the CAD for the pad
-I tried creating the code for the pad. I first tried using QMK, which proved really difficult since there is no keyboard layout that matches my board
-Now I am switching to KMK, but KMK through the POG configurator requires a board with CircuitPython, which I currently don’t have
Entry #3
I have continued my work on the macro pad, in these hours I have redone the wiring for the pcb as I had not used the copper pour for gnd, now the wiring is not that messy
I have also started on my case on fusion 360
Entry #2
I have finished the pcb
Entry #1
I have made the schematic for my hackpad. I have come to a setup with a 4 by 3 switch matrix, RGB light, OLED display and a rotary encoder. This setup uses the max GPIO available on the Xiao, now onto the PCB
