3x3 Macropad Wiring Guide
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| Net | Connections |
|---|---|
| ROW_0 | Key1:SW1, Key2:SW2, Key3:SW2 |
| ROW_1 | Key4:SW1, Key5:SW2, Key6:SW2 |
| ROW_2 | Key7:SW1, Key8:SW2, Key9:SW2 |
| COLUMN_0 | Key1:SW1, Key4:SW1, Key7:SW1 |
| COLUMN_1 | Key2:SW2, Key5:SW2, Key8:SW2 |
| COLUMN_2 | Key3:SW2, Key6:SW2, Key9:SW2 |
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Connections to Add
| Net | Connections |
|---|---|
| ROW_0 | Key1:SW1, Key2:SW2, Key3:SW2 |
| ROW_1 | Key4:SW1, Key5:SW2, Key6:SW2 |
| ROW_2 | Key7:SW1, Key8:SW2, Key9:SW2 |
| COLUMN_0 | Key1:SW1, Key4:SW1, Key7:SW1 |
| COLUMN_1 | Key2:SW2, Key5:SW2, Key8:SW2 |
| COLUMN_2 | Key3:SW2, Key6:SW2, Key9:SW2 |
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- Raspberry Pi Pico 2: This is the primary processing unit of the keyboard, offering flexibility for programming custom keymaps.
- Mechanical Switches with Per-Key RGB Lighting: Provides tactile feedback and visual customization, allowing each key to change color independently.
- Two Rotary Encoders: These add functionality for tasks like volume control, scrolling, or other user-defined actions.
- Modular 4-Layer PCB: Offers flexibility and supports complex circuit layouts for the various features.
Key Components:- Mechanical Switches: These are represented by designators such as $Key1$, $Key6$, etc., which connect to GPIO pins on the Raspberry Pi Pico.
- Rotary Encoders: Components like $SW14$ and $SW15$, used for turning actions, are connected to GPIO pins for signal processing.
- Power Regulation and Management: Includes components like $U2$, which is a voltage regulator, ensuring that correct voltage levels are supplied to the various components.
- USB Connectivity: Connectors like $J1$ allow the device to interact with a computer, taking advantage of VBUS and USB data lines (USB_D+ and USB_D-).
- Inductive and Capacitive Components: Various capacitors (e.g., $C1$) and inductors (e.g., $L1$) stabilize and filter power signals.
Connectivity:- GPIO Connections: Various GPIO pins are used to interface with keys, encoders, and indicators.
- Power Nets: These include nets like +3V3 for powering logic circuits and VSYS for system-level power distribution.
- Ground (GND) Network: Commonly shared by many components for completing circuits.
Design Considerations: