ArnoPad
Hardware- 7 Devlogs
- 7 Total hours
A hack pad but the one I make! With six switches, a rotary dial, an oled screen, 6 leds, all controled with a xiao seeed rp2040. With cool decals.
Waiting on a reviewer. We'll let you know as soon as there's a decision.
Hi Great work! Before i can approve this u need to fix ur repo! Use this guide! https://stardance.hackclub.com/resources/github_repository
thanks! :D
Hi! The PCB looks awesome, but you will need a few changes before I can approve this. FIrst, you will need to make firmware, even if it is not final, just something functional to test once you build it. You should also structure yoour repo, so that it easier to navigate. Follow the structure shown here: https://hackpad.hackclub.com/submitting, just so that you have everything you need for suubmitting. Right now your cad is an stl, but you should use a step file, because this is a source file, and easier for other people to modify. Finally, just add a BOM to your ReadME. Right now you are pretty close, but just add how many screws and inserts you need, along with the PCB. Probably also bullet point the BOM, so it is more clear what it is.
Devlog #7
I have completed making the case, it has:
4 holes to put everything together
2 pieces, the case and the lid
little hole to show spiderman and orpheus on the PCB
An embossing of the word ArnoPad on the side to show what it is
Devlog #6
I have completed the PCB and will now move on to the model for the case.
The PCB has:
-6 switches
-6 leds
-an oled screen
-a rotary dial
-6 diodes
-a xiao controller
-an image of orpheous
-and image of spiderman
Devlog #5
turns out I messed up the positions for everything and have to move everything, will be done and show new pcb in next Devlog.
Devlog #4
Finally finished the PCB for the ArnoPad, and will now make the case for it.
Devlog #3
I finished wiring the PCB, now I just need to trouble shoot and fix the problems shown in the DRC.
Devlog#2
I finished the schematics for the ArnoPad’s PCB and will later design the actual thing.
Devlog #1, I finished the diy guide and will now start designing my own, first on paper then will make the parts. This is the PCB
