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Pando

by jyap808 · ★ 10 · checked today

58 keys split

MX soldered STM32G0B1 QMK

Photo of an assembled Pando — An assembled Pando, from the project's own README.

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Record 100% complete · 18 of 18 fields

✓ Layout
✓ Switch footprint
✓ Build method
✓ Controller
✓ Body
✓ Firmware
✓ Hardware licence
✓ Firmware licence
✓ Documentation licence
✓ Key pitch
✓ Soldering
✓ Soldered MCU
✓ Firmware targets
✓ Summary
✓ Key wiring
✓ Switch sockets
✓ Splay
✓ Stagger

Pando is a wired 58-key column-staggered split keyboard.

From the project’s README · https://github.com/jyap808/pando

Layouts

58 keys

Spec

Shape

Body: split, 2 halves
Split link: USB-C cable
Splay: no
Stagger: column-staggered
Key spacing: 19.05 mm · MX-stem keycaps (OEM, SA, XDA, Cherry)

Switches

Switch footprint: MX
Switch sockets: hotswap

Electronics

Controller: soldered STM32G0B1
Connectivity: Wired — the soldered STM32G0B1 has no radio
USB port: USB-C
Firmware: QMK (jyap808/pando)
Firmware targets: STM32G0B1
Key wiring: 5×12 matrix, column-to-row diodes
Room for: — not recorded —

Building it

Build method: PCB
Soldering: SMD, fine-pitch (USB)
SMD required: yes

Licensing

Hardware: CERN-OHL-S 2.0
Firmware: GPL-2.0-only
Documentation: CERN-OHL-S 2.0

Sources

https://github.com/jyap808/pando