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1Install CircuitPython to pico
Prepare CircuitPython according to this instalation.
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2Design and make enclosure
Design the enclosure to match toggle switches to be used.
My 3D printer doesn't have enough work area to output at once, so I designed it to be able to print out separate pieces and glue them together.
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3Soldering Time!
Install toggle switches and pico, solder as shown in this schematic.
It is not important which pins are wired, as it can be easily modified in the firmware.
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4Copy code.py to pico
code.py is here.
https://gist.github.com/hsgw/db5753c29c71fa35bb79a933cf316e77The "adafruit_deboucer", "adafruit_ticks" and "adafruit_hid" libraries are required.
Debugging code can be used to verify that all switches are working well on your serial monitor.
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