That is the current state of the Unhappy Hacking Keyboard. More pics:
I have two copies of this board soldered up with the requisite USB hardware. For some reason, Cherry Black switches are out of stock everywhere, and I can't seem to get a Cherry MX Blue/Brown/Black/Red switch sampler pack. That's sort of a bummer, seeing as how a switch sampler pack is the entire purpose of this device. Mouser did have a bunch of blues, so clack clack clack.
The only thing left to do is to get the USB keypad working. I have everything compiling and supposedly enumerating on my Windows 8 box. I'm getting a 'Device Descriptor Request Failed' error in the Device Manager, though. This is good news because I'm probably not fucking up the V-USB code too much. I'll update the project when the entire thing works.
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This project looks awesome? Is there enough clearance above the micro to mount the switches on a plate?
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No, but I could always re-do the board so the components are on the bottom...
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From the looks of it they are double shot ABS caps, this means the legends themselves come from their own mold and go the whole way through the keycap. Something like this http://i.imgur.com/kVQNa.jpg
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Yep, the ones in the pictures are the doubleshot DSA Dolch that were a group buy last summer.
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