├── Latest └── v1 │ ├── Case │ └── 3k │ │ ├── top.stl │ │ └── bottom.stl │ └── PCB │ └── 3k │ ├── KiCad Files │ ├── minipad.round-tracks-config │ ├── Local Symbol and Footprint │ │ ├── 49E.kicad_sym │ │ └── MX-1U-NoPins.kicad_mod │ └── project.kicad_pro │ ├── gerber.zip │ ├── bom.csv │ └── cpl.csv ├── Older Versions └── promicro │ └── PCB │ └── 3k │ ├── bom.csv │ ├── gerber.zip │ └── cpl.csv ├── README.md └── LICENSE /Latest/v1/Case/3k/top.stl: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- https://raw.githubusercontent.com/minipadKB/minipad/HEAD/Latest/v1/Case/3k/top.stl -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Latest/v1/PCB/3k/KiCad Files/minipad.round-tracks-config: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Default True 2.0 3 2 | False True False 3 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Latest/v1/PCB/3k/gerber.zip: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- https://raw.githubusercontent.com/minipadKB/minipad/HEAD/Latest/v1/PCB/3k/gerber.zip -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Latest/v1/Case/3k/bottom.stl: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- https://raw.githubusercontent.com/minipadKB/minipad/HEAD/Latest/v1/Case/3k/bottom.stl -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Older Versions/promicro/PCB/3k/bom.csv: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Comment,Designator,Footprint,LCSC Part Number 2 | 49E,"K3,K2,K1",SOT-23,C314698 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Older Versions/promicro/PCB/3k/gerber.zip: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- https://raw.githubusercontent.com/minipadKB/minipad/HEAD/Older Versions/promicro/PCB/3k/gerber.zip -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Older Versions/promicro/PCB/3k/cpl.csv: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Designator,Val,Package,Mid X,Mid Y,Rotation,Layer 2 | "K1","Hall_Sensor","SOT-23",51.220,-91.714999,-90,bottom 3 | "K2","Hall_Sensor","SOT-23",70.270,-91.714999,-90,bottom 4 | "K3","Hall_Sensor","SOT-23",89.320,-91.714999,-90,bottom 5 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Latest/v1/PCB/3k/bom.csv: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Comment,Designator,Footprint,LCSC 2 | 1k,"R1,R4,R7",R_0402_1005Metric,C11702 3 | 500mA,F1,Fuse_0402_1005Metric,C136320 4 | 100nF,"C11,C12,C13,C14,C15,C16,C17,C5,C7,C8",C_0402_1005Metric,C1525 5 | 10uF,C9,C_0402_1005Metric,C15525 6 | 20pF,"C3,C4",C_0402_1005Metric,C1554 7 | USB_C_12P,USB1,USB_C_Receptacle_HRO_TYPE-C-31-M-12,C165948 8 | RP2040,U1,RP2040-QFN-56,C2040 9 | 27,"R2,R3",R_0603_1608Metric,C25190 10 | 5.1k,"R5,R6",R_0402_1005Metric,C25905 11 | Hall_Sensor,"K1,K2,K3",SOT-23,C2904393 12 | 1uF,"C1,C10,C2,C6",C_0402_1005Metric,C52923 13 | XC6206PxxxMR,U3,SOT-23,C5446 14 | SRV05-4,U2,SOT-23-6-routable,C85364 15 | 12MHZ,Y1,Crystal_SMD_3225-4Pin_3.2x2.5mm,C9002 16 | W25Q128JVS,U4,SOIC-8_5.23x5.23mm_P1.27mm,C97521 17 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /README.md: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 |
2 | 3 | # minipad 4 | 5 | [![License: GPL v3](https://img.shields.io/badge/License-GPLv3-blue.svg)](https://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-3.0) 6 | [![Discord](https://img.shields.io/discord/1056311828344483840?label=discord&color=7289da)](https://discord.gg/minipad) 7 | [![Downloads](https://img.shields.io/github/downloads/minipadkb/minipad/total)](https://github.com/minipadKB/minipad/releases/latest) 8 | [![Latest Release](https://img.shields.io/github/v/release/minipadkb/minipad?color=dd00dd)](https://github.com/minipadKB/minipad/releases/latest) 9 | 10 | The PCB and case files for the minipad, an RP2040-based 2-3-key keypad for the rhythm game osu!. 11 | 12 | This hardware is designed specifically to work with our open-source firmware,
13 | which can be found in our GitHub repository [here](https://github.com/minipadkb/minipad-firmware). 14 | 15 |
16 | 17 |
18 | Made with ❤️ by Project Minipad 19 |
20 | 21 | # Which file should I download? 22 | 23 | Head over to the [releases section](https://github.com/minipadKB/minipad/releases/latest). There, you can find the latest release and it's `Case.zip` and `PCB.zip` files. Download and extract them and you'll see a `2k` and `3k` folder in each archive. Depending on your desired amount of keys, use the files in that folder. 24 | 25 | # Project Structure 26 | 27 | The root folder of this repository is split into two folders, `Latest` and `Older Versions`. It is advised to only use the latest files.
28 | `Latest` contains the files for the newest version of the minipad PCB and Case.
29 | `Older Versions` contains a number of folders representing older releases of the PCBs and Cases. 30 | 31 | Inside each versions folder you can find a `PCB` folder, containing a `2k` and `3k` folder for the two variants of the keypad, and a `Case` folder, containing the .stl files for the 3D-print. 32 | 33 | If you are unsure about what to do or you're having any questions, feel free to join our [Discord](https://discord.gg/minipad)! 34 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Latest/v1/PCB/3k/cpl.csv: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Designator,Val,Package,Mid X,Mid Y,Rotation,Layer 2 | C1,1uF,C_0402_1005Metric,155.05375,-64.371875,0.0,bottom 3 | C2,1uF,C_0402_1005Metric,152.06375,-61.676875,270.0,bottom 4 | C3,20pF,C_0402_1005Metric,126.5,-76.3,180.0,bottom 5 | C4,20pF,C_0402_1005Metric,126.5,-70.6,0.0,bottom 6 | C5,100nF,C_0402_1005Metric,145.13,-74.9,180.0,bottom 7 | C6,1uF,C_0402_1005Metric,144.2,-68.2,180.0,bottom 8 | C7,100nF,C_0402_1005Metric,126.5,-69.5,0.0,bottom 9 | C8,100nF,C_0402_1005Metric,144.2,-72.83375,180.0,bottom 10 | C9,10uF,C_0402_1005Metric,150.96375,-61.676875,270.0,bottom 11 | C10,1uF,C_0402_1005Metric,144.2,-67.18,180.0,bottom 12 | C11,100nF,C_0402_1005Metric,134.73,-65.18,90.0,bottom 13 | C12,100nF,C_0402_1005Metric,144.2,-71.80875,180.0,bottom 14 | C13,100nF,C_0402_1005Metric,134.73125,-77.1,270.0,bottom 15 | C14,100nF,C_0402_1005Metric,126.5,-68.4,0.0,bottom 16 | C15,100nF,C_0402_1005Metric,139.2,-65.18,90.0,bottom 17 | C16,100nF,C_0402_1005Metric,140.3,-65.18,90.0,bottom 18 | C17,100nF,C_0402_1005Metric,139.4,-77.1,270.0,bottom 19 | F1,500mA,Fuse_0402_1005Metric,155.05375,-65.7,0.0,bottom 20 | K1,Hall_Sensor,SOT-23,114.3,-100.0125,-90.0,bottom 21 | K2,Hall_Sensor,SOT-23,133.35,-100.0125,-90.0,bottom 22 | K3,Hall_Sensor,SOT-23,152.4,-100.0125,-90.0,bottom 23 | R1,1k,R_0402_1005Metric,130.01375,-69.41,180.0,bottom 24 | R2,27,R_0603_1608Metric,148.64,-70.8,0.0,bottom 25 | R3,27,R_0603_1608Metric,148.64,-69.2,0.0,bottom 26 | R4,1k,R_0402_1005Metric,154.9,-77.01,90.0,bottom 27 | R5,5.1k,R_0402_1005Metric,155.96375,-67.4,0.0,bottom 28 | R6,5.1k,R_0402_1005Metric,155.96375,-72.6,0.0,bottom 29 | R7,1k,R_0402_1005Metric,129.6,-72.23,90.0,bottom 30 | U1,RP2040,RP2040-QFN-56,135.73125,-71.20375,90.0,bottom 31 | U2,SRV05-4,SOT-23-6-routable,154.57,-70.0,-90.0,bottom 32 | U3,XC6206PxxxMR,SOT-23,154.56375,-62.145625,0,bottom 33 | U4,W25Q128JVS,SOIC-8_5.23x5.23mm_P1.27mm,148.25125,-78.4,-90.0,bottom 34 | USB1,USB_C_12P,USB_C_Receptacle_HRO_TYPE-C-31-M-12,165.16,-70.0,270.0,bottom 35 | Y1,12MHZ,Crystal_SMD_3225-4Pin_3.2x2.5mm,127.3,-73.4,90.0,bottom 36 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Latest/v1/PCB/3k/KiCad Files/Local Symbol and Footprint/49E.kicad_sym: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | (kicad_symbol_lib (version 20211014) (generator kicad_symbol_editor) 2 | (symbol "Hall_Sensor" (pin_names (offset 1.016)) (in_bom yes) (on_board yes) 3 | (property "Reference" "U?" 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