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  • Decoding the Matrix (not that one)

  • In picking my Keeb-conscious friends' minds I quickly learned more thoroughly what I already knew. Mechanical keyboard folks are masochists. While the likes of QMK and custom keyboards are a marvelous thing when they work, there's a learning curve that...
  • Investigating QMK on the esp32

  • QMK seems to be a popular open source keyboard firmware. I've read through their docs a bit, and I think it should mostly support everything that is needed for the lalboard. Namely split keyboards and a robust key mapping mechanism that should be able...
  • Mechanical linkage

  • By using precise scientific approach and materials (i.e. a bit of foam board and a few nails) I "designed" a mechanical linkage which can move between two required positions. Based on that I added a bunch of holes in the keyboard case and a few holes...
  • Custom Hardware

  • I've been working on the firmware for the past week, but I decided to get started on custom hardware for the project. Up until now, I've been using the Tiva C Series Launchpad from TI with a hacked together add-on board for CAN. It's time for custom...
  • Silly me

  • Digging into the schematics for the Cubieboard tonight and focused on the power management IC. It is an AXP209, which has an integrated push on/off function which is controlled through linux. In fact, the power switch on the board is just a push button....
  • PCBs

  • Just about done with the control board schematic and PCB design..  As I mentioned previously, I am going with a multiple option approach....  One option will allow you to just buy the breakout boards from ebay, etc. and solder them right onto...
  • PDSR1 Closeups

  • I still have intentions to make an assembly video. But for now, I hope this will be of some use. Nricciar and John Laur are basically done assembling their PSDR1s, but both have asked for better pictures of the board so they know where to wire the connections...
  • On to the Next Rev, A code update

  • I have been digging through lots of TI literature on how to use their libraries to control my solar generators power conversion hardware. This is a fair amount of new code territory for me as the way the write these algorithms its all in optimized assembly...
  • Re-imagined Smart Tracker!

  • I have had plenty of time to think about my antenna tracker and no time to work on it. This has allowed me to re-invent the smart antenna tracker for the better. I plan to use a brushless design much like the go-pro gimbals used for FPV. I will create...
  • Controller Selection

  • I had a few goals when choosing a microcontroller. I wanted a built-in Ethernet interface, USB, plenty of serial IO, ADCs and DACs. Also important was the availibility of an inexpensive development board and an unrestricted (ideally open source) build...
  • Update on A46 Internet Radio

  • Back to the A46 internet radio update.  In the intervening time, I decided to go the route of removing the tuning capacitor and replace it with a potentiometer, as the tuning mechanism in the radio readily supported that. I had to fabricate a quick...
  • Three SLS parts

  • Getting closer to a print run! Three unique parts at this point:Four motor mounts with integrated landing gearFour adapters with curvy edges to hold the armsTwo board spacers with built-in eyesPretty straightforward. I bumped the eye model opacity to...
  • Minor update

  • Last weekend we all met up and had a mini hackathon.We assembled a rough cut of the node that will go in the paddock with solar panels and casing, to see what could be learned about building the actual nodes. Luckily we had plenty of cable ties...(photos...