Draculad Split Keyboard PCB
€15.90*
€13.36 excl. sales tax
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Product number:
KC10127_BK
Product information "Draculad Split Keyboard PCB"
This is the Rev1.1 PCB.
- 36 keys, two of them can be replaced by rotary encoders making it support 34-36 keys and 2-4 encoders
- bright RGB Underglow with WS2812b LEDs
- One 0.96 SSD1306 OLED per side
- Support for the Pimoroni trackball
- Aggressive pinky stagger
- Raised thumb cluster, comfort for large hands
- Support for MX and Choc V1 (not V2) switches
- LeadFree HASL PCB surface finish
Variant includes:
- Black PCB: 2pcs swapable PCB's
- Parts Kit: 40x SMD Diodes / 2x Tactile reset switch / 2x TRRS jack / 2x sockets for the oled display
You also need:
- 1x Solder parts kit (choose extra in dropdown)
- 34-36 Switches, either Choc low profile v1 or MX compatible ones
- 2x Pro Micro or Drop-In replacment (Helios, ...)
- 2-4 Rotary encoders
- Case (Plate case, 3D printable case)
- Keycaps
- TRRS cable (4-pole)
- Optional: 1-2 0.96 SSD1306 OLEDs (128x64)
- Optional: 20x WS2812b LEDs (if you want underglow)
- Optional: 1x Pimoroni trackball (this will only fit for the plateless build or the one with the FR4 plate)
QMK keymap available here.
Design by MangoIV
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EU responsible person: Keycapsss | Benjamin Rösner, Löhrstr. 11, 04105 Leipzig, Germany
Contact: Keycapsss.com
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Features
Mini trackball with click button
RGBW LEDs beneath trackball for illumination
Moulded plastic trackball casing
Mounting holes
Nuvoton N76E003AQ20 MCU
I2C interface (address 0x0A/0x0B (cut trace))
3.3V or 5V compatible
Reverse polarity protection
Compatible with all models of Raspberry Pi, and Arduino
Python library
Kit includes
Trackball breakout
1x5 male header
1x5 female right-angle header
We've designed this breakout board so that you can solder on the piece of right angle female header and pop it straight onto the bottom left 5 pins on your Raspberry Pi's GPIO header (pins 1, 3, 5, 7, 9).
Software
We've put together a Python library for Trackball Breakout that makes it simple to read directional values, click events, and set the LED colour. Theres a handful of examples of how to read the direction and click, make the LEDs rainbow, and use it as a mouse in Raspbian.
Notes
The trackball breakout only works reliably with I2C speeds up to 250kHz due to limitations in the Raspberry Pi's clock-stretching implementation
Dimensions: 25x22x9.5mm
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0.96 OLED LCD Display 128x64 SSD1306 I2C
Supported keyboards from the shop: Draculad
Driver IC: SSD1306
Size: 0.96 inch OLED
Resolution: 128 x 64
Display Color: White
Pin Description:
GND: Power Ground
VCC: Power + (3.3V - 5V)
SCL: Clock Line
SDA: Data Line
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Variant:
Puchi-C
The Puchi-C is discontinued, due to it's old chip (Atmega32U) and better alternatives.I recommend the Helios. It's a 1:1 replacement for Pro-Micro, or Puchi-C, with more memory and ESD protection.
The new Puchi-C Rev2 has castellated holes and is even lower (3.3mm). To make the Puchi-C low as possible, the reset button has been removed.Incorrect silkscreen labeling with this batch: Short edge connector D7 is B7
Due to the chip shortage, the price for the Atmega32u4 chip has tripled. That is why I had to raise the price.
Compatible with all Pro Micro based PCB's
Works with USB-A to USB-C and USB-C to USB-C cable
ATmega32u4 controller
Running at 16MHz and 5V
USB-C connector (mid-mounted)
DFU bootloader
5 additional ATmega32u4 pins and USB pins broken out
Blue power led
24 IO pins, +5 pins (see pinout diagram for front and back view)
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Draculad Plate Case
Color: Black/Silver
Compatible with MX and Choc switches (incl 7mm spacer)
Thickness: 1.6mm
Material: pcb material (FR4 lead free)
The rotary encoder from this shop, does not fit in the cutout on the top plate. Required encoder dimensions 12x12mm.
Set includes:
2x Top plates
2x Bottom plates
2x Oled clear guard plates (2mm thick)
M2 stainless steel screws (T6 Torx)
M2 spacer (7mm for MX, for Choc switches 5mm spacer are possible, order separate)
Self adhesive rubber feet (clear)
Design by MangoIVPhotos of the completed keyboard are for demonstration purposes only (only case included).
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Rotary Encoder with switch EC11
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
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MAC8 XB-3-2.5-12P Spring-loaded pin headers 12-pin 2PCS
12 pin per header
H: 2.5mm (The dimension H is the distance between the PC boards)
Rated current: 1A
Rated voltage: 125V AC, DC
Pitch: 2.54 mm
includes 2x 12 pin header
Insertion / removal forces (per pin):
Through holeInsertion forcesRemoval forces
0.8
200g or less
50g or ove
0.85
150g or less
30g or ove
0.9
100g or less
20g or ove
Mill-Max
Single Row Socket Headers or Pins (Mill-Max Series 315)
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
Header Datasheet Link
Pin Datasheet Link
Instead of the pins, you can use legs from diodes or resistors
Pins
Length: 0.250" (6.35mm)
Diameter: 0.020" (0.51mm)
For a Split-Keyboard you need 2 QTY (4x Sockets)
Example how to use the sockets.
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CRKBD Split Keyboard PCB (Corne, Helidox)
Switch led's (SK6812 Mini-E) are easier to solder, due to the flat leads
You need 42x SK6812 Mini-E (switch rgb light) and 12x normal WS2812 5x5mm (underglow) for both sides
North-facing switches (Choc South-facing)
Pcb's not reversable anymore
LeadFree HASL PCB surface finish
Variants
MX PCB:
This is the standard V3.0.1 version of the CRKBD Split Keyboard PCB
Includes 2x MX PCB v3.0.1 [Build Guide]
Uses WS2812 LED for underglow
This PCB version works only with Kailh MX Hot Swap sockets (PG1511) & Cherry MX and clone switches.
You also need the Parts Kit (choose from drop down menu), 42x MX switches, 42x Kailh MX Hot Swap sockets, 2x Pro Micro or Drop-In replacment (Helios, Puchi-BLE, ...), TRRS(4 pole) cable, MX Keycaps, OLED SSD1306 0.91 (optional), 42x SK6812 Mini-E (switch rgb light) and 12x WS2812 5x5mm (underglow) for both sides.
Choc PCB:
V3.2 Choc PCB with support for SK6812 Mini-E for per key LEDs (LED order are the same), NEW batterie solder points and optional on/off switch for wireless builds
Includes 2x Choc PCB
Uses WS2812 for underglow
Support for Choc V1 and V2 switches
You also need the Parts Kit (choose from drop down menu), 42x Choc switches, 42x Kailh Choc Hot Swap sockets, 2x Pro Micro or Drop-In replacment (Helios, Puchi-BLE, ...), TRRS(4 pole) cable, MX or Choc Keycaps, OLED SSD1306 0.91 (optional), 42x SK6812 Mini-E (switch rgb light)and 12x WS2812 5x5mm (underglow) for both sides.
Optional: 2x on/off switches for a wireless build
Light PCB:
This is the Light V2.0.0 version of the CRKBD Split Keyboard PCB
Includes 2x Light PCB v2.0.0 [Build Guide]
Support for MX, Choc V1 and Choc V2 switches
SMD or Through hole (easier to solder) diodes can be used
Optional: outer column break away
No RGB LEDs, No Hot-Swap
You also need the Parts Kit (choose from drop down menu), 42x MX/ChocV1/ChocV2 switches, , 2x Pro Micro or Drop-In replacment (Helios, Puchi-BLE, ...), TRRS(4 pole) cable, Keycaps, OLED SSD1306 0.91 (optional)
UltraLight:
This is the UltraLight V2.0.0 version of the CRKBD Split Keyboard PCB (very similar to the Light PCB, but optimised for wireless builds)
Includes 2x UltraLight PCB v2.0.0
Support for MX, Choc V1 and Gateron KS-27 switches
SMD or Through hole (easier to solder) diodes can be used
Optional: outer column break away
No RGB LEDs, No Hot-Swap
Support for an On/Off switch, battery JST socket and solder points for the nice!view
You also need the Parts Kit (choose from drop down menu), 42x MX/ChocV1 switches, , 2x Pro Micro or Drop-In replacment (Helios, Puchi-BLE, Nice!Nano), Keycaps, Nice!View (optional) and 2x on/off switch
Parts Kit includes:
42x SMD Diodes
2x TRRS Jacks
2x Reset Switches
2x 4Pin Sockets (for Oled)
Photos of the completed keyboard are for demonstration purposes only.Please note that this pcb must be assembled (soldering) and does not include mcu, switches or keycaps.
PCB design by foostan
UltraLight PCB design by Pete Johanson