KK_ansi60

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KK_ansi60

60% mechanical keyboard

KK_ansi60 keyboard is inspired by GH60 open source keyboard. Case and mounting plate are made from one piece of aluminium alloy. This feature allows very solid and compact design. On the other hand only ane switch layout is supported. Keyboard support TMK firmware, so everything is open source and customizable. On default there are two base layers. Active layer is indicated with LED under FN1 or FN2 key.

Build instructions

  1. Solder all SMDs parts on PCB.
  2. Temporary solder USB cable on connector J1.
  3. Load firmware.
    1. Plug USB cable into computer.
    2. Run command dmesg, you should see Product: ATm32U4DFU in output list. If not, double check your soldering and check if you have ATMEGA32u4 with DFU bootloader.
    3. Clone repo git clone "https://github.com/MarekKap/KK_ansi60".
    4. Go to firmware directory cd KK_ansi60/Firmware/.
    5. Compile program make.
    6. Load firmware into keyboard sudo make dfu.
    7. Unplug USB cable from computer.
  4. Desolder USB cable.
  5. Install keycaps stabilizers on top plate.
  6. Install some switchies on on top plate. Start with edges and long keys.
  7. Flip the top plate and put PCB on installed switches.
  8. Cut switch legs. Keep in mind, there is only 2mm space between PCB and bottom plate.
  9. Solder switches on PCB.
  10. Install, cut and solder rest of the switches.
  11. Install, cut and solder LED1 and LED2.
  12. Remove insulation from USB cable. Use heat shring tube or your nylon cable sleeve will start stripping over time.
  13. Use cable tie to hold USB cable in place.
  14. Solder free USB wires to connector J1. Keep D+ and D- wires twisted as long as possible.
  15. Hold down USB wires using kapton tape on PCB.
  16. Install CNC legs with screws on bottom plate and put self adhesive pads in place.
  17. Stick a insulation sticker on bottom plate (PCB side).
  18. Screw bootom and top piece together with M2.5 screws.
  19. Plug USB cable into computer and enjoy your keyboard. :-)

Where to buy

ItemSellerPrice [EUR]Note
Resistor 22R (R1, R2)Farnell0.09for 10 pcs
Resistor 10K (R3, R4)Farnell0.09for 10 pcs
Resistor 82R (R5, R6)Farnell0.13for 10 pcs
Capacitor 10uF (C1)Farnell0.80for 5 pcs
Capacitor 0.1uF (C2-C6, C8)Farnell0.52for 10 pcs
Capacitor 1uF (C7)Farnell1.33for 5 pcs
Capacitor 22pF (C9, C10)Farnell1.23for 10 pcs
White LED (LED1, LED2)Farnell2.54for 5 pcs
Quartz 16MHz (Y1)Farnell or Farnell0.84
ATMEGA32u4 (U1)Farnell3.71
Diode TS148 (D1-D61)Farnell5.23
Switch (S1-S61)AliExpress18.043 pin 65 pcs
PCBKK-electronic25.00work in progress
Stabilizers setAliExpress7.206.25u plate mounted
USB cableAny local store3.00
Top PlateKK-electronic120.00work in progress
Bottom PlateKK-electronic40.00work in progress
CNC LegsAliExpress3.00silver
Self adhesive padsAliExpress11.00for 500 pcs
Insulation stickerKK-electronic10.00work in progress
Keycap setAliExpress21.00

If you are intrested in KK-electronic parts, please email at [email protected]. Price is approx. and can by significantly lower on group buy.

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