Kimiko Rev1 Split Keyboard PCB

Brand: Bourns (PEC11L) Rotary encoder with switch function (on press down) Compact, low profile, metal bushing/shaft Shaft diameter = 6mm Detents on the encoder: tactile feedback as you turn the knob Encoder shape fit in a top plate switch cutout    Technical data Shaft length: 15mm Shaft diameter: 6mm  Detent: 20 Pulses per 360° Rotation: 20

Length: 30cm 4 pole

Sold in packs of 10 (Quantity 1 = 10 led's).Power supply voltage: +3.7~+5.5VNot 1to1 compatible with SK6812 MINI (different pinout)0.2WDatasheet

Case includes: 2x 3mm acrylic top plate 2x 3mm acrylic bottom plate 2x Oled cover (3mm) Spacer and screws for MX switches (stainless steel screws with T6 Torx) Self adhesive rubber feet (clear) This case is only compatible with MX switches and clones. The Kailh Choc switches are not high enough to go through the 3mm plate.The acrylic plates have a bluish/green protection film. Photos of the completed keyboard are for demonstration purposes only (only case included). 

  MX Sockets (PG1511) compatible with Cherry MX switches and clones Choc Sockets (PG1350) compatible with Kailh Low Profile switches Sold in packs of 10 (Quantity 1 = 10 sockets). Require a compatible PCB  

Supported keyboards from the shop: CRKBD, Lily58L, Kimiko and Plaid-Pad Driver IC: SSD1306 Size: 0.91 inch OLED Resolution: 128 x 32 Display Color: White, Blue, or Yellow Pins pre-soldered Pin Description:  GND: Power Ground VCC: Power + (3.3V - 5V) SCL: Clock Line SDA: Data Line

Sockets does not include the Pins. These can be ordered separately from the Drop-Down Menu. Sockets 1x QTY includes 2pcs socket headers (for a Split-Keyboard you need 2x QTY (4pcs socket headers)) Pitch: 0.100" (2.54mm) Contact Finish: Gold Instead of the pins, you can use legs from diodes/resistors, or these needle pins. Pins Length: 0.250" (6.35mm) Diameter: 0.020" (0.51mm) Example how to use the sockets.

 Includes: 2x Top plates gold/black (FR4 material) 2x Bottom plates gold/black (FR4 material) 2x 3mm clear acrylic oled cover Screws and spacer for MX (brass slotted screw) Self adhesive rubber feet (clear)    Photos of the completed keyboard are for demonstration purposes only (only case included). 

Meet Helios, the RP2040 Controller with Pro Micro/Puchi-C/Elite-C compatible pinout, 16MB (128Mbit) of flash, Dual ARM Cortex-M0 @133MHz, and 264kB SRAM. ESD protection chip onboard Supports VBUS detection for split keyboards You can select VBUS instead of raw for the 5V pin to hook up an external USB port with the included D+ and D- pads while maintaining ESD protection. A default off red power LED that can be turn on via a jumper Blue user LED Level-shifter to drive 5V components Single button reset circuit which enables you to reset the board with a short click Enter the bootloader with a long (>500ms) click Open-source by 0xCB The Helios comes without header pins, to keep the price low as possible.I highly reccommend to use the "Single Row Sockets" from Mill-Max, the cheaper alternative, or the "Spring-loaded pin headers".You can find the standard pin header here. Example to compile the QMK firmware for the Helios (uf2 file, not hex).qmk compile -kb crkbd/rev1 -km via -e CONVERT_TO=helios