Lily58 Pro Custom Mechanical Keyboard with nice!nanos Build Stream Nicell 786 subscribers Subscribe 619 42K views 2 years ago A full split Lily58 Pro kit build with nice!nanos running the. Note the outlined sets of holes in PCB, and insert the ProMicro into the outlined holes. Soldering & Build difficulty: , FREE Shipping Worldwide on all custom cables. Refer to Soldering the controller if you need further guidance. It is a modified version of the Lily58 Pro pcb from kata0510 and has the the following additional features. If you want that on the Lily58, you need the Elite-C or something similar, which increases the total price to $78, about the same as the Iris. Then use tweezers to solder one side of the diode, using the pre-soldering to secure the diode. Dont force it to enter, otherwise you risk to end up with a broken socket/PCB pad like on the photo below. Carefully snap the first switches to the sockets. Gave me a good idea of some tools and equipment I should have handy when putting together the keyboard. When you plug it in, the on-board LEDs should turn on. Both halves assembled, a rotary encoder can be added on both, one or none. Solder in place on the bottom side of the pcb. The QMK Toolbox can be used to write non-customized keymaps via a GUI, avoiding the need to configure a local QMK environment. If you wish to experiment, use 2.54mm headers and jumpers. Great intro into soldering in general. The command might look something like this: Connect the second half and flash it in the same way as the previous one. Soldering Crash Course: Basic Techniques, Tips and Advice! On each PCB half 2x 12mm length. Sockets for switches belong again on the back side, the same side as diodes. If you're curious, you can check out my keymap by loading in my lily58_keymap.json file that I've hosted as a Gist into the tool. Keep in mind height of your Pro Micro which may be different based on if/which sockets you have used for Pro Micro. Im not going to be fully specific on how to build it as the are fully detailed guides like https://imgur.com/gallery/eM0zWS9, but Ill explain it quickly. I recommend doing one LED and testing it before continuing. Some of the changes Ive done on it are: After building it on the Vagrant interface you must flash the firmware on both Pro Micro, one at a time. Think on them as typical Fn keys but not limited for one row of the keyboard but for every single key on it. Soldering & Build difficulty: . I want to give my kudos to the documentation from keeb.io, they have incredible detailed documentation about how to solder, tools required, tips and tricks. Lily58 Pro Build Guide by Keyhive. Moving into full time work five years ago, I quickly realized the discomfort of using traditional keyboards and found the work-provided Microsoft Sculpt Ergonomic Keyboard did a great job to relieve me of that. You should be familiar with QMK and be able to make it work on your local environment. I normally flash the default Lily58 Pro layout. Insert into holes. Follow. A tag already exists with the provided branch name. The per key lighting is painful and slow. Button and TRRS sockets belong to the top. Install the 4 spacers into the holes just below the pro micro, screw from the bottom. Either the male PIN headers you most likely got with the board from the supplier could be used to solder it directly to the board. 4 lines (3 sloc) 152 Bytes. PCB Color: Black, White. Suggested approach is to build the firmware yourself. Quick intro into the various switches out there and how they differ. The image shows a soldered MX socket; please install Choc socket on the lower side. In this world, there are tons of options I was not able to get 7mm, but 6mm worked well for me with MX switches. Double combo . Use as low a temperature as you can manage, place the board flat on a table, and drop an led in. A build guide Lily58 Pro suggests 4mm for Choc and 7mm for MX. Lily58 KB License. Soldering diodes is relatively straightforward. The process involves a lot of research: you will learn a lot about electronics , watch tons of Youtube videos about soldering SMD, read a large number of comments and experiences online. The only point I deviated was to first flash the microcontroller with QMK before I got started with the build as it's a good idea to make sure the ones that get shipped boot up and connect! There may be a problem with the key switch's insertion, socket or diode soldering. The wiki has information about keymaps, lighting, and encoder code. I recently finished a build of a Lily58 Pro kit purchased from boardsource. Cherry MX Switch Comparison by KeyMouse. For 3mm Acrylic Base and 3mm Acrylic Switch plates screw in the 5x 6mm standoffs into the the base plate. Note that the case of the black version has a scratch-resistant paint (solder resist) that can arrive with scratches from shipping and transportation. Mark the surface with masking tape to make it easy to keep track of the back and front of each board. You can use a multimeter on the front side of the board to ensure that the solder connections are good and that the orientation of the diodes is correct. I've estimated it's battery life somewhere between 1-2 months. I stuck very close to the Lily58 build guide I linked above. Put at least 4 adhesive rubber feet in the corners so the keyboard is not moving when you type. Fully Wireless Lily58 Pro. Work out what leds you wish to have, I have endeavoured to provide plenty of flexibility, and all led configurations are available using the headers available. All the process could be separated into 3 sections: 1) soldering electronic parts 2) Lubing the switches 3) putting all together. The front sides marked by pieces of tape in order to remember which side is which. Lily58L is 64+4keys column-staggered split keyboard. Thanks to jmo808 for finding it, and apologies once again. The default lily58 keymap does not have LEDs enabled so if you plan on having LEDs this would be the time to modify the firmware to enable it. Designed by kata0510, the Lily58 and Lily58 Pro is a split design with a 64 column staggered grid with a 4 key thumb cluster. However, because it shares the exact same process as the Kyria, you can follow the build steps of the Kyria Build Guide. Peel off the protective plastic layer covering the acrylic, and attach the acrylic to the board. I was not able to get 7mm, but 6mm worked well for me with MX switches. Ive been using some keeb or another for more than 8 years, and I continuously and has the the following additional features. Theres also a basic support in QMK Configurator but theres no encoder or led support. Theres also a basic support in QMK Configurator but theres no default layout yet and encoders are not supported. On the right half, diode D27 was rotated 180 degrees from usual. The Worst Hobby on the Internet - Mechanical Keyboards (Beginners Guide) by KristoferYee. The other end can either be attached to the trace (after removing some mask), or the footprint/led itself. Using the base pattern is the only consistent pattern between at least two different models with different pin 1 definitions and markings. Both sides of the keyboard ready. QMK is a small program, aka firmware, that luckily is open source and with an incredible documentation page that guides you on how to build it for a large number of custom keyboards, and it has support for split keyboards! the TRRS cable to connect the two halves while the microcontroller is also plugged in and powered. Kailh Box and choc switches require a bit of force for installation. By default your left half is the master and the right is the slave, but you can change that in QMK later if you desire to have the USB cable connected to the right half. Lily58 KB Build Guide. by wermy. This version rolls back the original pro-micro pinout (to the state it was for V1) and improves routing. Soldering Crash Course: Basic Techniques, Tips and Advice! Version 2: theres only one option so it is straightforward. Thankfully it appears that the pad pattern underneath is consistent, so use it. Connect both halves together with TRRS cable. Nate the Maker. This section assumes that you're familiar with keymaps and the use of the QMK tool. Hotswap Sockets: Choc low profile, MX. Make sure they are flush with PCB and match the orientation shown on the silkscreen. Bridge 4 jumpers on the TOP SIDE of the PCB by soldering them 2 by 2 vertically on both PCBs, if you plan to use OLED Screens. Even after many years of use, the Sculpt keyboard still functions really well and so I wouldn't say it has any faults for my day-to-day needs, but I wanted to go back to the mechanical typing experience and give other layouts a shot. There are several ways how to mount Pro Micros to the board. You signed in with another tab or window. They are easy to break. When all diodes have been soldered, check for missing spots. and here is the final product . Add more. 13A) Insert all the remaining switches, making sure there are no bended legs. Its clean side should be at the top, visible. Reviews. Raw Blame. It is a modified version of the Lily58 Pro pcb from kata0510 They are necessary for OLED support and if you dont socket you Pro Micro you will not be able to do it later. Dependent what you use on the master half. Thats it. You have one little switch for each key and on top it, you put a keycap. Create a solder bridge from the led to the board, not spending too much time with the iron on the led (few seconds) otherwise it will burn out. I suggest to put an insulating tape on the Pro Micro to prevent any shorts with the OLED Display. Make sure they are flush with PCB. A much better deal than buying pre-made, plus I now have equipment to experiment with and take on other projects. by SplitKb. Please mind that the layout has slight modifications, mainly the pinkie stagger is less aggresive than for non-RGB Sofle V2. Lily58 Pro Custom Mechanical Keyboard with nice!nanos Build Stream by Nicell. 1 TRRS cable. Use electrical tape to secure in place while you solder the holes on the bottom side of the PCB. You can type 300 wpm with this keyboard Iris Rev 7 with Aluminium Case I Bought The Pewdiepie Keyboard. How do I socket a microcontroller? Once you verify that, you can set up bluetooth profiles for the keyboard. Keyboard Soldering and Desoldering for Beginners by Blacksimon. (For custom keymaps, it's recommended to build the full environment described above). 2 x 25 Pack Mill-Max Machined Pins Build Instructions Lily58 Pro Build Guide This keyboard is designed originally by Naoki Katahira and modified to create the Pro RE by Ergohaven and information can be found here. Ive built my very own custom lily58 keymap, forked from the main QMK GitHub repository. Be careful so you dont bend their contacts. Connect all your keyswitches on every hotswap sockets using one of the plates and standoffs. Peel off the masking tape used to identify the front and back of the board. If you have any problems, please feel free to send a message to the "#Lily58" channel on Discord ("Self-Made Keyboards in Japan" (https://discordapp.com/invite/NM7XtDW)) or Twitter: @F_YUUCHI. Depending on the color and release date, some parts may differ, but there is no difference in operation. This is how the backside (bottom) should look at this stage. There are plenty of designs out there that have far fewer keys than 58, but for this one I still have a full number row that I read was a better way to be introduced to the layout and the need to leverage keymaps and layers. Solder the controllers hotswap sockets on the top side of the PCB, in the marked rectangle section. Dont overtighten the screws when assembling the acrylic plates as they might crack. With the QMK Toolbox route, the setup was as simple as: The microcontrollers should both be good to go! Thank you for your hard work. Lily 58 pro Mechanical Keyboard | 1.5 Year Update I've been using my Lily 58 Pro for about a year and a half and it looks a bit different these days so I thought I would give an updated video on. The ProMicro board may not be soldered and attached firmly. Disabling it in the firmware will fix this behavior. (In the case of Choc switches, starting with two switches in the plate may be easier.). Symptoms: only the first 4 underglow LEDs will work, this will occur on both halves of the board. Each half of the keyboard must be programmed separately using this approach. Additional information. DO NOT FORGET THESE; they will be very difficult to access after the pro micro is soldered into place. The Lily58 is a perfect choice for people who want to be on a split keyboard but still want to have a fairly standard amount of keys. This substrate (PCB) is reversible. Second, I own more mechanical keyboards (keeb) than my pocket desires. LEAD TIME in FAQ Tab. You'll want a PCB kit (hotswap or through hole) and Plate Kit (FR4 plates) for a full kit The plates are made of PCB material. In the end, you are their client. I normally flash the default Lily58 Pro layout. Make sure the OLED is enabled in rules.mk file in QMK as suggested in step 4. A build guide Lily58 Pro suggests 7mm for MX. You signed in with another tab or window. Insert headers into holes. Most of the photos are for v1 and the differences are explained in the text as needed. Choosing a selection results in a full page refresh. Lily58 Pro Build Guide by Keyhive. Be careful: KailhBOX switches and Choc switches require some power for installation. Use a piece of tape to fix them and apply solder from the bottom side. Lily58 Pro build feedback. Lily58 or Kyria) you want to create a configuration for. Hit. Lily58 Pro - 58 keys split keyboard 64 columnar stagger and 4 thumb cluster, compatible with Kailh MX and Choc hotswap sockets. Lily58 KB Build Guide. kata0510 fix Lily58 Pro BuildGuide. If you know what you want, use a solder bridge to enable the leds required. Completed half of the keyboard waiting for keycaps. If you purchased their modified version, you have to use the firmware provided by the vendor and the build guide provided by them as well. A. Put at least 4 adhesive rubber feet in the corners so the keyboard is not moving when you type. The surface mount LEDs are easier to solder, and there are only 1+6 of them on each side, so are a good place to start if you arent used to soldering them. All those switches are connected to an electric board and on that board you put the chip that controls everything. The Iris does have USB-C, though. The process was long perhaps if you like DIY projects and love doing hacky things this will reward you. Put all keycaps on top of the keyswitches, which are the plastic covers. The sofle RGB uses the following table, with the silkscreen marking at pin 1 (Dout). If you plan to build one you can fall Intro Lily58 Pro Parts List Warnings 1 Flash the Pro Micro Controller with QMK firmware 2 SOLDER THE DIODES 3 SOLDER HOTSWAP SWITCH SOCKETS 4 BRIDGE THE FOUR JUMPERS 5 CONTROLLER'S HOTSWAP SOCKETS 6 SOLDER THE CONTROLLER 7 PCB TEST , As an advice, to build your firmware use a virtualized environment because QMK depends on a bunch of system libraries with specific versions that may not match your system. To continue you must connect the brain of your keyboard to the main PCB, the Arduino Pro Micro. The Lily58 KB is a split keyboard with 58 keys, modified by splitkb.com. Another possible approach is described at splitkb.com. Depending on the color and release date, some parts may differ, but there is no difference in operation. Build yourself your own split mechanical keyboard and protect your wrists! Insert into holes. Insert the controller into the PCB (if it is hotswap) and the OLED screen into their respective sockets. The diodes are supplied in a plastic tape reel. You should see all the contacts in sockets. This was the primary guide I followed for putting together the keyboard. Keyhive version: Pay attention, if you purchased Sofle RGB from Keyhive. Once I did that, both halves worked well. Even if you dont plan to use OLED Screen, i always recommend to bridge them anyway, since there is no harm having them in any case bridged. Base Plate: No Plates, Black 1.5mm FR4, White 3mm Acrylic, Black Matte 3mm Acrylic, Clear 3mm Acrylic, Frosted 3mm Acrylic, Smoked 3mm Acrylic, Aluminum . This version is modified in way that makes it incompatible with the firmware for the official designs. First of all, you need to solder SMD diodes alongside each switch socket, on my Lily58 PCB This article is Part 3 in a 6-Part Series.. Part 1 -In search of the best custom keyboard layout Part 2 -Let me introduce you SofleKeyboard - a split keyboard based on Lily58 and Crkbd Part 3 -SofleKeyboard build log/guide; Part 4 -Sofle Keyboard evolution: slow and not really steady Part 5 -Another year of Sofle keyboard Part 6 -Sta AKA Sofle Unsplit - a monoblock split keyboard More soldering basics and tips! Connect one half to USB, flash the firmware (always follow the actuall instructions in the QMK documentation! A couple of additional callouts, though: There are several community contributed keymaps within the Lily58/keymaps folder in the QMK repo, but I found that there really isn't any one opinionated set of keymaps that folks typically stick to. And, as I type this post out with the new keyboard, that was some solid advice! Dismiss, Lily58 Low Profile Case Acrylic/Aluminum/FR4, Choc PBT/PC Keycaps for Low Profile Choc Switch, Kailh Choc Low Profile 1U Blank Keycaps (ABS), Gateron Yellow Milky Top Switches 5 Pin (KS-3X47), Gateron Milky Yellow Pro Switches 5pin (KS-3X1), Gateron Milky Red Pro Switches 5pin (KS-3X1), Compile ZMK Firmware + Flash Nice!Nano Controller. throughhole diodes are not recommended due to a footprint error, Choc: 4 mm, MX: 7 mm. Additionally, if there isn't enough solder, please re-solder. Attach four 10mm round spacers to the holes near ProMicro. Easy to understand instructions!Link to via website to download firmware and flash. The main half acts as a master that forwards events produced from its sibling to the computer. Sockets for switches belong again on the back side, the same side as diodes. The side with chips and other electronics should be at the bottom facing the main PCB. You should be familiar with QMK and be able to make it work on your local environment. For v3.0 add #define SPLIT_USB_DETECT to config.h file. Feel free to get creative and experiment with keymaps that match your preferences; consider changing to the JIS layout or adding a key to switch between English and Kana, for example. But hey! Check everything before soldering. This is easier before the pro micro headers are soldered. For kits purchased at YushaKobo, a spring pin header is included, so use that. Note: Choc switches do not work with acrylic case. Flash the controllers (Pro Micro, Elite-C etc) using QMK Toolbox or QMK MSYS.To enter the bootloader on Pro Micro for flashing it, reset the controller using tweezers by bridging the GND and RST pins 2x times. If you dont use OLED only on one half you are need to do one of the following to fix the lag: If you fancy an inverted silkscreen theres a great guide available. Lily58 Pro - ERGONOMIC SPLIT KEYBOARD SOLDERING BUILD GUIDE (beginner friendly). Keep in mind that this is a prototype of a DIY keyboard. Cannot retrieve contributors at this time. And down the way make my own changes to it for my use case. I would say start with the ZMK documentation . This is the strong root of the passion Ive cultivated for mechanical keyboards, as writing on them is not comparable to anything else. This keyboard is designed originally byNaoki Katahira and modified to create the Pro RE by Ergohaven and information can be found here. Lily58 Pro/Pro RE keyboard is a64+4keys column-staggered split keyboard. The Lily58 is a 58 key split keyboard design by kata0510, featuring a 6x4 columnar stagger and 4 thumb cluster keys on each hand. 1 contributor. ** Indicator + drop lighting ** Connect one half to USB, flash the firmware (always follow the actuall instructions in the QMK documentation! But shows the same layout and net labels on the bottom. 10 (+4) M2 spacers. And to finish with the soldering part you must solder the JACK sockets and the RESET buttons to the PCB. Oh, and as a side note, maybe starting off with blank keycaps was not the brightest of ideas, but hey, doesn't it look cool?! Darkb0ws3r 1 yr. ago. Solder the 4 jumper pads on the same side that the pro micro will be mounted on. The pro micro must be installed with the components facing the pcb, and the plain back side facing out. All pre-built keyboards come flashed with a default keymap, that is itself a modified version of the actual default . But if you really need underglow it is be possible to connect an RGB LED strip since there are 3 pads (VCC, GND and data) on the board. Dont proceed to another half until youll fix it on this PCB, this way youll avoid repeating same mistake on the second half. Be gentle with micro USB ports on your microcontrollers. Here's what it looks like about a week in: It's only been a week and I'm still slowly getting the hang of things. In addition, please be careful, as the case will be scratched if it hits or rubs a hard thing after assembly. You might consider testing every key in case there are problems with the diodes or hot swap sockets. The above picture is from the crkbd guide shows pin 4 on the table (the table is viewed from the top of the LED). In the image above you can see the matrix on the PCB where diodes and switch sockets are already soldered. Lily58 Build Service (required) Lily58 Kit (required) 2x Controllers (required) I quickly discovered /r/ergomechkeyboards, saw some beautiful builds, and with not a whole lot else to do during a global pandemic, the lower cost option of building a keyboard myself while meddling with some electronics was the way to go! switch between them as I prefer each day. The build is completed by attaching the four rubber feet to the back of each board. The RGB version has dedicated build guide. If you do not, you will experience "jittery" keystrokes as if some keys were lost while in transit. 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