333 Results for "keyboard"

Add Keyboard Connectors And Keyboard
Instructions from ZX81 Keyboard Adapter For RC2014
The connectors snap into the 2.54mm holes and the membrane pushes down into them. It's a little bit fiddly. Note that the connectors are only guaranteed good for about 30 insertions so don't keeping pulling it in and out.

Keyboard support
Instructions from CyberSecDeck-001
Attach aditional stand-offs above the Raspbreey Pi and PiJuice. A small internal shelf then screws on over the mainbaord and power management board. It holds the battery and some cables in place and also gives the keyboard a solid platform to rest on....

Keyboard Interface
Instructions from ZX81 Keyboard Adapter For RC2014
Assemble the rest of the logic and check that the expected outputs are seen. A port out to xxFF should show xx on the J2 lines.

Remove Keyboard from Keyboard Case Cover
Instructions from The CyberScribe
Disassemble the tablet keyboard case cover and remove the keyboard and controller from the case cover. Keyboard case cover after keyboard was removed.

Keyboard & Mouse.
Instructions from The X-PC. Hackaday Prize 2022 Entry
Now connect the USB keyboard. Pass the USB plug through the side of the frame. Then poke the plug through the hole in the middle. Now plug it into the USB hub. Make a loop in the cable and secure it with a cable tie. Place the loop over one of the hex...

Keyboard assembly
Instructions from Zvychai One
I should have put a warning somewhere for you not to rush to soldering key switches to the keyboard PCB, because this is where it should start. You could solder LEDs tho. After you have printed the key plate (if you printed the partially cut version,...

Change Keyboard Mapping
Instructions from MacBook Air 13" early 2015 - Ubuntu
After using the MacBook Air running Ubuntu for a few months, I can't help but notice that I'm not a fan of the keyboard layout. There are a few keys that need to be swapped for ease of use when running Ubuntu. Luckily, there is a very easy fix for that: https://github.com/free5lot/hid-apple-patched...

Connecting keyboard and Mouse
Instructions from LATTEintosh DIY Mini PC
For IO, I will be using its three USB 3.0 Ports for connecting the keyboard and mouse, I will be upgrading to a BT Keyboard and mouse that will share the same bt dongle for connectivity but for now, I'll be using my Dell Keyboard and HP Standard Mouse....

Flash the keyboard
Instructions from Building a Mechanical Keyboard
Clone https://github.com/kairyu/tkg-toolkitcopy the previous .eep file into ./linux (if you’re under linux),then launch `./setup.sh` with option 2, 1, 1then `sudo ./reflash.sh ./keymap.eep` and press reset button on the keyboard

Build the keyboard
Instructions from Sinclair Scientific Calculator Emulator
On the front side of the board, install the blue pushbuttons on the number keys and the white pushbuttons on the rest of the keys. Flip the board over and while putting pressure to ensure all the buttons stay fully inserted, solder the whole keyboard....

Build keyboard section (optional)
Instructions from PolyMod: modular digital synthesizer
I decided to add a keyboard to my synth because I wanted it to be a standalone instrument. I also decided to build the keyboard mechanism myself, which is a decision I now slightly regret! I reused the plastic keys from a toy keyboard because I had no...

PS/2-keyboard?
Instructions from ABN6502 SBC R1
I use the 6522's Shift Register, PB6, and a 74xx74 flip flop. See my R1 Hardware overview at 7:46: https://youtu.be/w5cA64xof2I?t=466 This is now included on the board via a USB-A connector.

Connect Keyboard, Mouse and Ethernet
Instructions from Cyberpunk Cyberdeck
Need these to get started on the Pi

Mount Keyboard to Wooden Spacer
Instructions from The CyberScribe
Attach the keyboard to the wooden spacer using screws. The keyboard had a few holes and notches on the sides where screws can pass through. Bend the flex ribbon cable of the keyboard controller board under the keyboard and around the spacer and mount...

[Interface 3] HID Keyboard
Instructions from Gesture/Pattern Recognition Without Camera : TOF !
Unlike an Arduino Uno, USB port on MKR 1010 is connected directly to the main micro controller. This feature, also present on Teensy or Arduino Leonardo, offers the possibility to use USB-HID implementation. This allows your project to behave like a...

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