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Bill of Materials
- M3x8x5 Heat-set Threaded Inserts x 4:
- M3x12 Button Head, Socket Cap Screws x 4:
- Adafruit Macropad x 1:
- M3x8 screws x 4: Only needed if they did not come with your Macropad.
Description
Remix of the HaloPad v2 enclosure for the Adafruit Macropad.
Made the following modifications to the original:
- Created a back plate to cover the main casing.
- Back plate can have text and logo added, or be printed blank.
- Updated the fit of the rotary knob.
Required non-printed materials:
- (1) Adafruit Macropad
- (4) M3x8mm screws to connect Macropad board to the bracket (these typically come with the Macropad kit)
- (4) M3x8mm heat-set threaded inserts in the main case
- (4) M3x12mm screws to connect the back plate to the main case.
Directions:
- Use soldering iron, etc. to insert M3x8 heat-set threaded inserts into the corner holes in the main body walls (bottom side).
- From below, press the rotary encoder hole cover into place. This is a snug fit so take your time.
- Use 4 M3x8 screws to mount the board onto the bracket.
- Align the bracket with the main case body. Make sure the “wings” are flush with the body walls.
- Push fit the key switches into the board.
- Attach key caps to switches.
- Align the ring pegs to the holes on the top of the main body, push fit.
- Use 4 M3x12 screws to attach the back plate to the main body via the inserts from step 1.
- Finally, align the flat inner wall of the knob to the flat section of the rotary encoder and press the knob into place.
This remix is based on
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