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These switches feel quite unusual and I am not sure how I feel about them; I would describe them as feeling like Alps SKCM Brown but with sharper tactility and a click on every upstroke
I second that question.
Aside from the wiki, where would you find more information on how to do that and why are those switches shown here especially easy to convert?
Ending with "S" and "E" switches normally come with hold type sensors so they're easily converted, no exceptions in my experience so far.
E code is also somewhat easy to convert but not quite as cleanly. They're again inherently NKRO and all that fun stuff but the scan logic requires significantly higher current as it's what actually powers the hall sensors. You need around 3.5mA to drive a single switch. On a 32u4 the absolute max I/O current is 40mA which limits your driven line to ~11 switches if you're daring. You should really pair the controller with a line driver chip to make sure there's no issues. Depending on chip choice you'd then be able to run a full sized NKRO matrix to your heart's content.
Soarer's controller supports it:John Doe wrote: 08 Jul 2022, 17:47 I highly doubt for some type sensors Soarer firmware will work flawlessly as the output is inverse sigbal compared to normal contact switches, unless you could mod its source code, sadly looks impossible.