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koshi

@koshi

Joined June 3rd, 2026

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heloo im koshi! excited to create many projects
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I’m finally done with PCB layout and routing, routing the LEDs was a tough work then right after that I got 62 errors because of LED footprint board edge clearance violation ദ്ദി╥ ᴗ ╥) I wasted a lot of time trying to figure out how to fix those when i just had to ignore those errors lol. Anyways I also realised we had to use kicad time tracker which I stared using after my pcb was done lol so yeah it took a lot more time than it shows. I also added a cute bocchi graphic there.

I’m finally done with PCB layout and routing, routing the LEDs was a tough work then right after that I got 62 errors because of LED footprint board edge clearance violation ദ്ദി╥ ᴗ ╥) I wasted a lot of time trying to figure out how to fix those when i just had to ignore those errors lol. Anyways I also realised we had to use kicad time tracker which I stared using after my pcb was done lol so yeah it took a lot more time than it shows. I also added a cute bocchi graphic there.

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Hello everyone koshi here! ( ˶ˆᗜˆ˵ ) This is my first devlog also my first hack club project. I’m making a macropad for the hackpad course and it has been really fun and exciting till now. I didn’t know anything about electronics and PCB so I spent the first two days just learning everything about it while also working on my schematic which is finally done. I ran into a small problem though, I was running short on 1 pin for the OLED display in the microcontroller so to solve that i sacrificed the push switch in the rotatory encoder now I can have everything, LEDs and OLED display along with rotatory encoder lol. Next step is working on the footprint. see you in the next Devlog!byee

Hello everyone koshi here! ( ˶ˆᗜˆ˵ ) This is my first devlog also my first hack club project. I’m making a macropad for the hackpad course and it has been really fun and exciting till now. I didn’t know anything about electronics and PCB so I spent the first two days just learning everything about it while also working on my schematic which is finally done. I ran into a small problem though, I was running short on 1 pin for the OLED display in the microcontroller so to solve that i sacrificed the push switch in the rotatory encoder now I can have everything, LEDs and OLED display along with rotatory encoder lol. Next step is working on the footprint. see you in the next Devlog!byee

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