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1ENCLOSURE : 3D Printing
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2ELECTRONIC ASSEMBLY
Individually prepare the components :
- Solder 2*6 headers on the ADAFRUIT QTPY RP2040 (pins A1--TX and RX--GND)
- Solder 2 headers on the 3.5mm jack breakout (pin TIP ans SLEEVE)
- Cut two platsic pins under the tactile switch, cut two pins on the switch
- Cut two wires : 3.5cm and 4cm
Solder the components :
- Solder the ADAFRUIT QTPY RP2040 on the protoboard : B1 to B6 and F1 to F6)
- Solder the tactile switch on the protoboard G1 and G3
- Solder the 3.5mm jack breakout (F11 and E11)
- Connect A3 QTPY's pin to RING02 with the 3.5 cm wire, solder
- Connect GND QTPY's to TIP with the 4cm wire, (J1- J11), solder
Cut of the excess lenght of the pins
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3MECHANICAL ASSEMBLY
- Insert the electronic onto the base part
- Snap the two parts of the enclosure
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4PROGRAMING
- While maintain the boot button pressed, plug the QTPY RP2040 in a computer with a USB C CABLE
- A drive name RPI-RP2 appears
- Drag and drop the UF2 file onto this drive
- The QTPY's reboot, the program runs
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5USE
- Plug a USB C cable from Assist to a computer or a smartphone
- Plug an assistive switch in the jack port of the assist
- When you press the assistive switch the ASSIST emulate a HID Function
- To change the HID mode, press the ASSIST Mode Button, the color's led change
Blue : Spacebar Key
red : Return key
yellow : Left mouse click
green : assistive switch is pressed
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