Imported from GitHub: jtsiomb/sgikbd · commit b6c7220 · license GPL-3.0

Description

PS/2 keyboard/mouse converter for old Silicon Graphics computers.

README

3D printable case for the sgikbd board

This case was designed with OpenSCAD. In release archives, this directory contains STL files exported from OpenSCAD, otherwise if you got this from the git repository, you will only find the OpenSCAD source file, which you will have to export yourself. To do so, simply load the sgikbd.scad file in OpenSCAD, press F6 to generate the final geometry for the model, and then press F7 to export to STL format.

File list

• sgikbd.scad: source file, open it with OpenSCAD to export STL files.
• sgikbd-bot.stl: STL file containing the bottom part of the case in the default configuration.
• sgikbd-top.stl: STL file containing the top part of the case in the default configuration.
• sgikbd-top-allports.stl: STL file containing the top part of the case, with all SGI ports open (no break-away panels).

Options

If you open the source file in openscad and export to STL manually, you can tweak a number of options about the case. You will find these options at the top of the file. The default configuration includes break-away panels for all SGI ports, which you'll have to remove for every connector you have actually populated on the board. However you have the option to either make any of the ports completely solid, if you're sure you're not going to populate that connector in the future, or leave any of the ports completely open.

• breaktabs: set to false to leave ports open, instead of having the default break-away panel.
• no_db15: set to true to completely block the DB15 port with solid wall.
• no_db9: set to true to completely block the DB9 port (IRIS 4D series) with solid wall.
• no-minidin: set to true to completely block the MiniDIN port (Indigo/Onyx) with solid wall.
• have_top: set to false to omit the top part of the case.
• have_bottom: set to false to omit the bottom part of the case.

License

Creator: John Tsiombikas [email protected]

This case design is public domain, feel free to copy, modify, and use, as you will, without restriction.