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--- engineering:computer_science:projects:lily58_pro_diy_custom_keyboard [2025/03/16 12:17] – [Extras] carlossousa
+++ engineering:computer_science:projects:lily58_pro_diy_custom_keyboard [2025/03/28 10:05] (current) – [Resources] carlossousa
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 **Tags:** #lily58pro #lily58 #custom #keyboard #soldering #project
-**Last Reviewed:** 16/02/2025
+**Last Reviewed:** 16/03/2025
-**Status:** In Progress / Incomplete
+**Status:** Completed - v1.0
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 ===== Important Notices, Information, Tips, Tricks and Recommendations =====
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 |Mill Max Socket Pins|4x 12| |Part of the Kit from Kriscables|The "legs" of the microcontroller, which attach to the HotSwap Sockets|* Same as the Microcontroller Sockets \\ * So 2 x 12 x 2|
 |TRRS Connector|2| |Part of the Kit from Kriscables|Connecting the boards together|* Never disconnect the TRRS cable when the board is connected to the PC. \\ * Always disconnect the USB first \\ * Not necessary if you going for a wireless build|
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 |Reset Switch Buttons|2| | | | |
 |OLED Displays|2|OLED 128x32mm SSD1306 I2C| |Seeing Layers, WPM, Battery Status, NumLock / CapsLock State, whatever you want|Use nice!view v2 if you building wireless, else Battery life will suck|
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+|Switches|58|MX or Choc Low Profile| |What registers the "key press"|If choosing Choc Low Profile, remember to consider if the "legs" will be able to touch the PCB if you plan on adding Layers in between \\ If you already have a mechanical keyboard, you can always use those switches instead|
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+|Keycaps|58|MX or Choc Low Profile| |What your finger presses / what you see when you look at the key|MX and Choc Low Profile are not compatible with each other. This also applies to the switches \\ If you already have a mechanical keyboard, you can always use those switches instead|
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+|USB-C (data + power) cable|1| | |Connect keyboard to the PC|If you building wireless, you just need it to flash|
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+|On / Off Keys|2| | |Turn the Board On / Off|This is only needed if you are building Wireless|
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+|Case| | | |Makes everything prettier|A bottom case is **HIGHLY** recommended. Rest (top, silencing, middle) are optional|
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+|Batteries|2|110mah (3.7v Li-Po 301230)| |Makes Wireless Keyboard Wireless|This is only needed if your are building Wireless \\ Important is that they are 3.7V|
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 ^Part Name^Qty.^Model / Details^Bought At^What Is It For?^Remarks|
 |Soldering Iron|1| | |To solder| |
-|Tweezers|1| | | \\ Holding Components in Place \\  \\ Briding components for testing| |
+|Tweezers|1| | |Holding Components in Place \\ Briding components for testing| |
 |Solder|Some| | |Like hot glue, but for electronics|Ideally, Lead Free|
+|Solder Wick|Some| | |Fix soldering mistakes|A Solder Pump is also a nice to have. It's not an "or" it's an "and" with Solder Wick|
 ===== Build & Customization Guide =====
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 [[https://config.qmk.fm|QMK Configurator]]
+[[https://github.com/zebrajr/lily58_keyboard|Custom Firmware Source + Compiled @ Github Repo]]