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DIY Print-in-Place Matrix Keypad & LCD Holder

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0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
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Need a perfect educational Arduino project with a matrix keypad (4x4) and LCD for a school of hobby project?

 

Key Features:
- 100% PRINT-IN-PLACE, so no need for annoying parts.
- Electronics are ready to slide in, without screws or the use of glue.
- Includes a gap for a Piëzo/Buzzer.
- Includes a lock for opening/closing the enclosure.
- Enclosure opens using a hinge.
- Cable management inside enclosure.

 

Required hardware:
- LCD 1602 (with or without I2C)
- 4x4 Matrix Keypad
- Arduino Uno (You can also use other microcontrollers if you'd like, I didn't include snap-fit for the Arduino Uno, so you can modify the microcontroller)
- Piëzo/Buzzer (optional)
- Vibration motor (optional)
- Jumperwires (quantity depends on which hardware)

 

Recommended print settings:
- Tested on Bambu P1S, but other printer should also work.
- Supports: Tree supports
- Best to place the 3D model vertical for the hinges.

 

Perfect for building a DIY Safe, Alarm System, or Calculator. Just print, slide in your hardware, and you're ready to go!

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Good question, you can maybe try using a lipo battery with a charging module, I haven't made a version (yet) for that tbh, so I can't say for certainty that it would all fit inside the casing, but you can always try ofc
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How to connect to somthing out side of the keypad? I need it to connect to aAlarm System So I can't do a wire somebody could just pull out
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