GNAP! Gherkin hybrid
It's the top three rows of the
GNAP! constructed like a
Gherkin.
It has a regular PWM backlight like the Gherkin does, powered by a MOSFET connected to pin B5.
Still working on a keymap. I have a basic one for testing on
git.
Gerber files on
git.
Assembled with cheap typewriter style keycaps.
Bottom is a second PCB, just like on the Gherkin.
Top and bottom PCBs are connected with M2 spacers and screws.
The Pro Micro sticks out the side.
Top of a fully populated PCB. 1n4148 diodes and resistors for the backlight.
Bottom of PCB. You can see the MOSFET and the reset switch. A
socket makes the Pro Micro removable. All of the parts used are the same as on the Gherkin, there are just 6 more of them for the 6 additional switches.
The 2 unused pins are broken out to pads along with GND and VCC.
Backlight on. It has a single dimmable backlight, It does not have the per key backlighting of the GNAP!.
