An 77-key layout Unifying-compatible keyboard design.
This program aims at making a Unifying-compatible 77-key layout keyboard. The design has been tested and a real keyboard was maked.
Specifies:
- Compatible with standard key caps
- Hot swappable
- A special layout with no Win keys
- Compatible with Logitech Unifying
Including:
- Keyboard Layout
- Schematic
- PCB (Designed for Logitech K375s)
Usage:
- Buy at least 77 switches, 77 Kailh Traditional Switch PCB hot swapping sockets, 77 standard key caps, a Logitech Unifying host board (Can be found in Logitech K375s and some other Logitech Unifying Keyboards), a 27-key FPC connector, a 27-key FPC cable with pins on the same side and 3 0603LEDs.
- Use the Gerber file in PCB directory to make a PCB.
- Solder the FPC connector, hot swapping sockets, 0603LEDs to the PCB.
- Plug the switches then connect the PCB and the host board with the FPC cable, after setting up a 3V power supply, turn the switch on and check if computer can identify the keyboard correctly and if all the keys work normally.
- Make a case and a plate on your own then put everything together.