Description
This DIY Cantor kit comes with:
- 2x Cantor PCB
- 2x Controllers (Black Pill STM32)
- 2x Acrylic Base Plates
- 2x TRRS jack
- Mounting hardware
Parts that don’t come in the kit, but are required for the DIY build:
Parts that are optional, but recommended for the build:
F401
- STM32F401CCU6 MCU
- 84 MHz clock speed
- 64 kB SRAM
- 256 kB flash
- 35 I/O pins
F411
- STM32F411CEU6 MCU
- 100 MHz clock speed
- 128 kB SRAM
- 512 kB flash
- 35 I/O pins
Additional notes:
- PCB Supports only Kailh Choc switches and direct to the board soldering (not hotswappable)
- Split keyboard with 3 rows, 6 columns and 3 thumbs per half
- Diodeless PCB
- Choc spaced board
- Perfect kit for learning how to solder as it is only required to solder the black pill controllers, choc switches and trrs
- You will need to know some basic programming if you’ll want to adapt the keymap’s layout to your needs
- You will need some basic knowledge of soldering + soldering equipment
- Acrylic Base Plates only work with the Cantor PCBs sold on kriscables.com
Cantor was created by @diepala
Build photos are for demonstration purpose only.
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