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Available to purchase from: https://www.etsy.com/uk/shop/PhoenixCustomBoards
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67 Key ortholinear design, inspiration taken from the split design of the Sofle/Lily58 and Planck
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33 keys per hand
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1 Rotary encoder in the middle (Green)
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Additional column positioned each side down the centre. (Orange)
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Single microcontroller design while retaining characteristics of a split layout
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130mm finger spacing while hands are at home positions (F/J keys) in a QWERTY layout. (Blue)
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As there is no base plate by default, I've provided PCB files and laser cutting stencils which can be fabricated, if mounting on a plate you'll also require M2 standoff's and screws.
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There is also a 3D printed case STL which fits the keyboard with the PCB resting on printed supports within the case, mounting screws not required.
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Firmware now part of QMK official repo: https://github.com/qmk/qmk_firmware
- If you need any assistance with building your firmware then please reach out.
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Fully supported with VIA when flashed with VIA keymap: https://usevia.app/
| Part | Quantity | Description |
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| Diodes | 67 | Through-hole 1N4148 or SMD 1N4148W |
| Microcontroller | 1 | 24 IO Pins required Elite-Pi/Frood or similar RP2040 |
| MX Switches | 66 | Cherry MX compatible switches |
| EC11 | 1 | Rotary Encoder for centre |
| MJTP1117 | 1 | Angled reset switch, (legs need cutting off) |
| Keycaps | 66 | 64x1u switches and 2x2u switches |
| Stabalizers | 2 | 2u plate mounted |
All components can be purchased through mechboards.co.uk
(Optional):
| Part | Quantity | Description |
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| LED Strip | 1 | WS2812 Compatible (30cm) |
| 3D printed case | 1 | 3D printed case, STL/gcode |
| PCB Base Plate | 1 | Bottom of case, covers underside |
| Base Plate Cutout | 1 | STEP file of base plate outline which can be laser cut |
- I have provided additional images here which show assembly.
- Place both stabalizers into the top plate
- Insert all switches into the top plate and put to the side
- Diode installation: Must be on the rear of the board due to lack of clearance from stabalisers.
- SMD mounting: Use smaller diode points marked below, ensure diodes are facing the correct orientation
- Through-Hole mounting: Use the wider spacing through-holes, ensuring diodes are facing the correct orientation.
- Snip off excess on top side.
- Reset switch: snip off legs before positioning on board.
- Place switch on top side of PCB and solder from underside
- Microcontroller needs to be positioned with the top of the board facing upwards (Test controller beforehand and flash firmware using QMK)
- Place the rotary encoder on the top side and solder all points ensuring it stays flush to the board.
- Press down the top plate with switches and stabalisers down on the middle plate ensuring that all the switches sit flush against the middle plate.
- Turn board over and proceed to solder switches to the board
- Connect USB to keyboard and check all keys are functional, this is assuming you've already flashed the firmware to the MCU.
