Building a keyboard from scratch

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Jesse Vincent

Tecnologia Negócios

My boss
stole my
keyboard
Wednesday, July 24, 13

WARNING
WARNING
There are no more cat
pictures in this talk
Wednesday, July 24, 13

I couldn’t ﬁnd a
keyboard I wanted
Wednesday, July 24, 13

So, you want to
make a keyboard?
Wednesday, July 24, 13

Tools you’ll need
Wednesday, July 24, 13

Soldering
Iron
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B000BRC2XU
$5+ ($86)
Wednesday, July 24, 13

Wire
cutter
$0.99
Wednesday, July 24, 13

Tools you’ll want
Wednesday, July 24, 13

Wire
cutter
http://www.adafruit.com/products/147
$7
Wednesday, July 24, 13

Solder Sucker
http://www.adafruit.com/products/148
$5
Wednesday, July 24, 13

Fine-tipped
tweezers
http://www.adafruit.com/products/422
$4
Wednesday, July 24, 13

Wire-wrapping
tool
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B006C43VJU
$13
Wednesday, July 24, 13

Multimeter
http://www.amazon.com/B000EVYGZA/
$20
Wednesday, July 24, 13

Hot Glue
Gun
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B0009XTPAO
$20
Wednesday, July 24, 13

Parts you’ll need
Wednesday, July 24, 13

Cherry MX
Keyswitches
http://www.cherrycorp.com/english/switches/key/mx.htm
$0.80/ea
Wednesday, July 24, 13

Key Caps
http://www.wasdkeyboards.com/87-key-cherry-mx-keycap-set.html
$37
Wednesday, July 24, 13

Don’t make
your own
Wednesday, July 24, 13

26-30AWG
Enamel-insulated
magnet wire
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B0082CUQEI
Wednesday, July 24, 13

Rosin-core
Solder
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B008DEYEAW
$6
Wednesday, July 24, 13

Teensy 2.0
Microcontroller
http://www.pjrc.com/store/teensy.html
$16
Wednesday, July 24, 13

Arduino
Pro Micro
is also ok
https://www.sparkfun.com/products/11098
$20
Wednesday, July 24, 13

WARNING
WARNING
There is no more
Arduino in this talk
Wednesday, July 24, 13

Parts you’ll want
Wednesday, July 24, 13

$9
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B006C4ABR0
26-30AWG
Kynar-insulated
wire-wrapping
wire
Wednesday, July 24, 13

Jumper wires
http://www.adafruit.com/products/266
$7
Wednesday, July 24, 13

IN4148
Diodes
$12...for 500
http://www.digikey.com/product-detail/en/1N4148-T/1N4148DICT-ND/160623
Wednesday, July 24, 13

Parts you’ll make
Wednesday, July 24, 13

14mm square holes
Wednesday, July 24, 13

Top plate:
1.5 mm thick
Wednesday, July 24, 13

I designed
my ﬁrst
keyboards in
OmniGrafﬂe
Wednesday, July 24, 13

14mm
14mm
3+mm
3+mm
Wednesday, July 24, 13

Prototype
with paper
Wednesday, July 24, 13

Use lasers
to cut out
the pieces
Wednesday, July 24, 13

Use CAD to
model the
weirder
stuff
Wednesday, July 24, 13

$openscad module key(x,y,rotation) { translate([(x*key_spacing),(y*key_spacing),-0.01]) { rotate(rotation) key_inner(); } } module key_inner() { union() { translate([0,0,-3.5]) key_support(); cube(size=[keyswitch_x,keyswitch_y,keyswitch_plate_thickness], center=true); } } module key_support() { difference() { cube(size=[key_spacing-2,key_spacing-2,6], center=true); interior_bevels(); } } Wednesday, July 24, 13$

$openscadmodule keyColumn(x,y) { translate([(x*key_spacing),(y*key_spacing),0]) { key(0,0); key(1,0); key(2,0); key(3,0); } } module hand() { rotate([0,0,-9]) keyColumn(0.5,-0.05); rotate([0,0,-13]) keyColumn(0.1,1.4); rotate([0,0,-15]) keyColumn(-0.2,2.7); rotate([0,0,-20]) { keyColumn(-0.2,4); keyColumn(0,5); key(2.2,6); key(3.2,6); } translate([165,24,0]) thumbKeys(); } Wednesday, July 24, 13$

What didn’t I mention?
Wednesday, July 24, 13

Printed
Circuit Board
Wednesday, July 24, 13

You do know
how to design
and etch
PCBs right?
Wednesday, July 24, 13

Can you teach me?
Wednesday, July 24, 13

Putting it together
Wednesday, July 24, 13

Try the keys & keycaps
Wednesday, July 24, 13

Flat pin:
Connect Diode
Square pin:
Connect wire
Wednesday, July 24, 13

Wire-wrap the keys in each row
Wednesday, July 24, 13

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Wire_Wrapping.jpg
Wednesday, July 24, 13

Solder the
diodes in
columns
Wednesday, July 24, 13

Credit: @pdcawley
Wednesday, July 24, 13

then trim
the terminal
wires
Wednesday, July 24, 13

Connect
them in
parallel
Wednesday, July 24, 13

Connect
the black
ends to
the keys
Wednesday, July 24, 13

Don’t
solder the
diodes to
each other
Wednesday, July 24, 13

You want the
wire-wrapping
wire
Wednesday, July 24, 13

Solder a wire to
each column
Wednesday, July 24, 13

Solder a wire to
each row
Wednesday, July 24, 13

Connect those wires to
the microcontroller
Wednesday, July 24, 13

Install avr-gcc
pjrc.com/teensy/gcc.html
Wednesday, July 24, 13

Install
Teensy
Loader
pjrc.com/teensy/loader.html
Wednesday, July 24, 13

Conﬁgure some
keyboard ﬁrmware
Wednesday, July 24, 13

github.com/humblehacker/keyboard
Wednesday, July 24, 13

% vi config.kspec
Wednesday, July 24, 13

Install your ﬁrmware
Wednesday, July 24, 13

Test your keyboard
Wednesday, July 24, 13

(This is why
you want a
multimeter)
Wednesday, July 24, 13

shell from
ergodox.org
Wednesday, July 24, 13

What have I learned?
Wednesday, July 24, 13

Hardware is not scary
Wednesday, July 24, 13

3D printers are almost there
Wednesday, July 24, 13

Iterating on hardware
isn’t much harder than
iterating on software
Wednesday, July 24, 13

Patching hardware
is a lot harder
Wednesday, July 24, 13

Patching hardware
is a lot more satisfying
Wednesday, July 24, 13

Keyboards don’t
have to suck
Wednesday, July 24, 13

Figuring out a
mousing solution
Wednesday, July 24, 13

Learning about
PCB design
Wednesday, July 24, 13

Learning about
contract manufacturing
Wednesday, July 24, 13

Learning how to make
a Kickstarter video
Wednesday, July 24, 13

Thanks!
Jesse Vincent
http://keyboard.io
jesse@fsck.com /@obra
Wednesday, July 24, 13

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Building a keyboard from scratch

1. Building a keyboard from scratch Jesse Vincent jesse@fsck.com http://keyboard.io @obra / @keyboardio Wednesday, July 24, 13

2. Why? Wednesday, July 24, 13

3. My boss stole my keyboard Wednesday, July 24, 13

4. WARNING WARNING There are no more cat pictures in this talk Wednesday, July 24, 13

5. I couldn’t ﬁnd a keyboard I wanted Wednesday, July 24, 13

6. I tried Wednesday, July 24, 13

7. So, you want to make a keyboard? Wednesday, July 24, 13

8. Tools you’ll need Wednesday, July 24, 13

9. Soldering Iron http://www.amazon.com/dp/B000BRC2XU $5+ ($86) Wednesday, July 24, 13

10. Wire cutter $0.99 Wednesday, July 24, 13

11. Tools you’ll want Wednesday, July 24, 13

12. Wire cutter http://www.adafruit.com/products/147 $7 Wednesday, July 24, 13

13. Solder Sucker http://www.adafruit.com/products/148 $5 Wednesday, July 24, 13

14. Fine-tipped tweezers http://www.adafruit.com/products/422 $4 Wednesday, July 24, 13

15. Wire-wrapping tool http://www.amazon.com/dp/B006C43VJU $13 Wednesday, July 24, 13

16. Multimeter http://www.amazon.com/B000EVYGZA/ $20 Wednesday, July 24, 13

17. Hot Glue Gun http://www.amazon.com/dp/B0009XTPAO $20 Wednesday, July 24, 13

18. Parts you’ll need Wednesday, July 24, 13

19. Keyswitches Wednesday, July 24, 13

20. Cherry MX Keyswitches http://www.cherrycorp.com/english/switches/key/mx.htm $0.80/ea Wednesday, July 24, 13

21. Key Caps http://www.wasdkeyboards.com/87-key-cherry-mx-keycap-set.html $37 Wednesday, July 24, 13

22. Don’t make your own Wednesday, July 24, 13

23. Wednesday, July 24, 13

24. 26-30AWG Enamel-insulated magnet wire http://www.amazon.com/dp/B0082CUQEI Wednesday, July 24, 13

25. Rosin-core Solder http://www.amazon.com/dp/B008DEYEAW $6 Wednesday, July 24, 13

26. Teensy 2.0 Microcontroller http://www.pjrc.com/store/teensy.html $16 Wednesday, July 24, 13

27. Arduino Pro Micro is also ok https://www.sparkfun.com/products/11098 $20 Wednesday, July 24, 13

28. WARNING WARNING There is no more Arduino in this talk Wednesday, July 24, 13

29. MiniUSB cable $0 Wednesday, July 24, 13

30. Parts you’ll want Wednesday, July 24, 13

31. $9 http://www.amazon.com/dp/B006C4ABR0 26-30AWG Kynar-insulated wire-wrapping wire Wednesday, July 24, 13

32. Jumper wires http://www.adafruit.com/products/266 $7 Wednesday, July 24, 13

33. IN4148 Diodes $12...for 500 http://www.digikey.com/product-detail/en/1N4148-T/1N4148DICT-ND/160623 Wednesday, July 24, 13

34. Parts you’ll make Wednesday, July 24, 13

35. The case Wednesday, July 24, 13

36. Design your own! Wednesday, July 24, 13

37. 14mm square holes Wednesday, July 24, 13

38. 3+ mm apart Wednesday, July 24, 13

39. Top plate: 1.5 mm thick Wednesday, July 24, 13

40. I designed my ﬁrst keyboards in OmniGrafﬂe Wednesday, July 24, 13

41. 14mm 14mm 3+mm 3+mm Wednesday, July 24, 13

42. Prototype with paper Wednesday, July 24, 13

43. Use lasers to cut out the pieces Wednesday, July 24, 13

44. Use CAD to model the weirder stuff Wednesday, July 24, 13

45. openscad module key(x,y,rotation) { translate([(x*key_spacing),(y*key_spacing),-0.01]) { rotate(rotation) key_inner(); } } module key_inner() { union() { translate([0,0,-3.5]) key_support(); cube(size=[keyswitch_x,keyswitch_y,keyswitch_plate_thickness], center=true); } } module key_support() { difference() { cube(size=[key_spacing-2,key_spacing-2,6], center=true); interior_bevels(); } } Wednesday, July 24, 13

46. openscadmodule keyColumn(x,y) { translate([(x*key_spacing),(y*key_spacing),0]) { key(0,0); key(1,0); key(2,0); key(3,0); } } module hand() { rotate([0,0,-9]) keyColumn(0.5,-0.05); rotate([0,0,-13]) keyColumn(0.1,1.4); rotate([0,0,-15]) keyColumn(-0.2,2.7); rotate([0,0,-20]) { keyColumn(-0.2,4); keyColumn(0,5); key(2.2,6); key(3.2,6); } translate([165,24,0]) thumbKeys(); } Wednesday, July 24, 13

47. Wednesday, July 24, 13

48. What didn’t I mention? Wednesday, July 24, 13

49. Printed Circuit Board Wednesday, July 24, 13

50. You do know how to design and etch PCBs right? Wednesday, July 24, 13

51. Can you teach me? Wednesday, July 24, 13

52. Putting it together Wednesday, July 24, 13

53. Try the keys & keycaps Wednesday, July 24, 13

54. Start Soldering Wednesday, July 24, 13

55. Flat pin: Connect Diode Square pin: Connect wire Wednesday, July 24, 13

56. Wire-wrap the keys in each row Wednesday, July 24, 13

57. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Wire_Wrapping.jpg Wednesday, July 24, 13

58. Solder the diodes in columns Wednesday, July 24, 13