deskthority

Acording to rklm on his build Positive lead of all LEDs were connected to one pin (the VCC pin on the bottom of the teensy, opposite the mini USB port) The negative of each individual LED was connected to it's own resistor, and all of those resistors were connected together to the GND pin (also on t...

The spacebar slot were actually designed for costar stabilizer, which doesnt requires much precision similar to cherry stabilizer. Should have stated that, sorry though.

Will put it on hold first while waiting for your reference material. Less expensive mistake to make

edit: I've actually found a similar thing ok GH, dont know how I missed it when searching before this. So mine is kinda pointless

Noted. I will try to see if there's anything more that I could add or fix after my case is done, and any issue with the cutting. The laser cut company seems to be taking their own sweet time, I'm guessing their priority is with company instead of individual project. If the end result is as it should...

I'm not sure if anyone ever did this, but from my search seems like there isn't any. I came out with this "starter kit" CAD design when I was in the process of designing my own plate and case for hardwire keyboard. The CAD design is based on matt3o BrownFox CAD design (I hope you dont mind matt3o :)...

Found a solution for caps lock led, courtesy of Wraul from another forum. Incase someone else having same issue. void led_set(uint8_t usb_led) { if (usb_led & (1<<USB_LED_CAPS_LOCK)) { // Output high. DDRB |= (1<<2); PORTB |= (1<<2); } else { // Output low. DDRB &= ~(1<<2); PORTB &= ~(1<<2); } }

Hi, I've been following matt30 build and based on that I manage to build one myself. Thank you matt30 :lol: I've followed his guide and everything seems to works fine except for caps lock LED. The LED positive side is connected to to 330ohm resistor and port B2 on teensy, while the negative sign is ...