Soldered easy kit

overview

A barebone kit for a self-made keyboard that can be assembled with a single screwdriver.
Soldering and firmware writing, which are often hesitant with homebrew keyboards,
Other parts that require tools such as nippers have been processed in advance, so you can easily use your own keyboard.

What you need for assembly

• Phillips screwdriver (+0)

Selectable keyboard

Helix rev3 LP

• Keyboard type: split / ortholinear (lattice arrangement)
• Corresponding switch: Choc V1 switch / Choc V2 switch * You can select the Choc V1 switch or Choc V2 switch.
• Compatible keycaps (Choc V1 switch): Keycaps for Choc V1
• Corresponding keycap (Choc V2 switch): DSA unmarked keycap / ASA-Low Profile etc.
  * Since the Choc V2 switch is compatible with keycaps, not all Cherry MX compatible keycaps can be used.
• Items that need to be purchased additionally: Switch x64 / Keycap / USB cable Micro B / TRRS cable

* Rotary encoder is not installed.

7sPro

• Keyboard type: split / low staggered
• Corresponding switch: Cherry MX switch
• Compatible keycaps: Cherry MX (compatible) keycaps (English layout)
  
• Items that need additional purchase : Switch x 63 / Keycap / USB cable Micro B / TRRS cable

JISplit89

• Keyboard type: split / low staggered
• Compatible switch: Cherry MX (compatible) switch
• Compatible keycaps: Cherry MX (compatible) keycaps (Japanese layout)
• Items that need additional purchase : Switch x 89 / Keycap / USB cable Micro B / TRRS cable

Dozen0

• Keyboard type: macro pad
• Corresponding switch: Cherry MX switch / Choc V1 switch * You can choose between Cherry MX switch and Choc V1 switch.
• Compatible keycaps (Cherry MX switch): Cherry MX (compatible) keycaps
• Compatible keycaps (Choc V1 switch): Keycaps for Choc V1
• Items that need additional purchase : Switch x 12 / Keycap / USB cable Micro B

Firmware written

Remap compatible firmware has already been written to ProMicro.
You can change the keymap from the browser (Chrome / Edge).
Reference: Remap