RAc Posted January 29 Posted January 29 3 minutes ago, alex_holden said: Could you maybe make two stacked PCBs, place the switches on the bottom board partially overlapping the ones on the top one, and give the outer rows of buttons extra-long pins that pass through holes drilled in the top board to actuate the bottom layer of switches? I pondered that as well. Basically doable, but tricky design given the curved shapes of the rows. Also, it would add to the thickness of the button assemblies.
Don Taylor Posted January 31 Posted January 31 (edited) Post deleted. Edited January 31 by Don Taylor
nguyenvy Posted February 9 Posted February 9 Hi, Here are some pictures of: - Hall sensor keyboards: 12x14mm button spacing, analog sensor allows to setup trigger point of each single button. - Air bellows module: should be good enough for air pressure sensor - Wooden ends: 190mm - Completed concertina: working well, the power light is on. I am making keyboards for Anglo 40 buttons, Hayden Duet 48 buttons and Crane Duet. Hoping will complete very soon. Vy Ngo 3
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