Imported from GitHub: doesntfazer/MacroMacro · commit 1daeb4b · license GPL-3.0

Description

a large gaming macro pad that runs on Vial

README

MacroMacro

a large gaming macro pad that runs on Vial

If you're looking to build one of your own, you can upload the Macropad-gerber.zip from the gerber folder to JLCPCB.

If you don't feel like sodering diodes, you can upload the File in the BOM folder, along with the macropad-bottom-pos.csv in the PIP folder.

You will need to solder in your hot swap sockets though. I didn't use a hot-swap Footprint that was ready for manufacturing, unfortunately. You're welcome to do this if you want to have everything but the MCU assembled by JLCPCB.

This uses a Waveshare RP2040 Zero as its MCU. Please see the image below. As you can see the 2040 is soldered in face down. This is not the conventional way of mounting these. The reason for doing it this way is to keep the gamepad thin.

The firmware can be found in the "Firmware" folder. All you need to do is hold the boot button down while plugging it in, then you drag and drop the .UF2 file into the "drive" I have also added the Keyboard folder in case you want to compile it yourself.

as always it will also be in the Keyboard Dweebs Firmware repository as well.

Case files for 3d printing can be found in the "3d Models" folder as well.

You can use a soldering iron to push the threaded inserts into the case.

Parts List

Part	Quantity
PCB	x1
1N4148W SOD-123 Diodes	x51
Kailh Hot Swap Sockets	x51
Cherry MX Switches	x51
M2x4mmx3.5mm Threaded inserts	x7
Case	x1
Plate	x1
M2x10 Screws	x5
M2x6 Screws	x2