Project Start


I’ve converted the measurements: battery 61.9 × 33.3 × 3.2mm, buttons approximately 12.7 × 12.7 × 12.7mm with 12.7mm pin spacing, and switch approximately 7.9 × 8.5 × 3.2mm with 3.2mm travel. I’ll use rear-left = Previous and rear-right = Next, revise the circuit and firmware, then re-place and reroute the PCB around those rear controls and battery envelope.
The electrical conversion is underway; the remaining work is the mechanically sensitive rear-button placement and rerouting around the Feather/battery volume. I’m continuing through the validation pass rather than stopping with a partially revised board.
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"Pocket Reader Button Rework" stopped, moving forward.
The rework executor stopped before completing the revision. I’m checking exactly what landed, then I’ll finish the two-button schematic/firmware changes and independently verify the rear placement and routing.
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Referenced guidance.
Thought for a moment
"Pocket Reader Button Rework" completed.
The two-button revision is complete and verified:
  • Rotary encoder removed.
  • Rear-left SW3 = Previous, connected to Feather GPIO26.
  • Rear-right SW4 = Next, connected to Feather GPIO25.
  • Both 12mm tactile buttons are mounted on the PCB bottom/rear side.
  • Power switch and corrected portrait 1×9 display header remain.
  • Board is fully routed with 0 airwires and no open ERC/DRC warnings or errors.
The battery is an enclosure-mounted item, not PCB-mounted. Next, the firmware and enclosure should be finalized around the rear buttons and 61.9 × 33.3 × 3.2mm battery.

Pocket Feather ESP32 Reader Carrier

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