Step 3PARTS LIST
- An assortment of small neodymium magnets.
- Custom laser cut metal tabs ("feather contacts" )
- Blank PCB circuit boards
ELECTRONICS BOM (included with the DIY Kit):
- R1: 68 ohm resistor
- R2: 68 ohm resistor
- R3: 2.2 kohm resistor
- R4: 10 kohm resistor
- USB2: usb B type jack such as FCI 61729-0010BLF
- C1: 22pF capacitor
- C2: 22pF capacitor
- C3 22uF electrolytic capacitor
- Q1: 16MHz crystal oscillator
- C4: .01uF capacitor
- IC1: ATMEGA168, preloaded with USB Typewriter software
- S1 and S2: Omron B3F-1005 tactile switch
- D1 and D2: 3.6V Zener Diode (1N5227B)
- IC1...IC12: M74HC595B1R shift registers (QTY: 12)
- 3 or 4 reed switches to sense shift, space, return carriage, etc. (Meder PN# ORD211/10-15 AT).
- An an Atmega168/328 microcontroller with Arduino bootloader and USB Typewriter software.
- A small roll of gaffer tape.
- Stranded wire, preferably 24 AWG or 22 AWG
- Solder (lead free is the way to be)
- Superglue
- "Simple Green" or similar degreaser/cleaner (for de-gunking your typewriter keys).
- Can of compressed air (optional for cleaning your typewriter).
TOOLS:
- Hot glue gun
- Wire Strippers and clippers
- The usual assortment of tweezers, pliers, screwdrivers, and other hand tools for hackin'
- An old Toothbrush (optional: for scrubbing gunky typewriter parts)
- Dremel rotary tool with a cutting disk, or, if you don't have a Dremel, some med-grit sandpaper.
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