Transform an old broken Keyboard to a Macro Keyboard

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Watch the new version on my channel
This is version one of the Raspberry Pi Pico Macro Keyboard Project using the Adafruit HID library.
I have collected a few broken keyboards over the past few months and without trying to fix them, I thought it might be better to give them a new life.
In this project video I will show you how to turn your Raspberry Pi Pico into a Macro Keyboard. All the resources are available (code and Gerber files) if you want to order your own PCB.
I hope you find this videos helpful and I if you learned something from it, consider subscribing to my channel.
If you have any questions don't hesitate to ask.
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@NerdCaveYT 3 месяца назад

I made a new version of this keyboard go watch it on my channel.

@armand9910 2 года назад

This is an awesome project, very useful indeed :)

@Warezzfan Год назад

I found Adafruit's MacroPad actually quite expensive for the functionality it offers. Nice that you were able to make your own at such low cost. Well done!

@NerdCaveYT Год назад

Thank you, I have been playing around with a new microcontroller have to program through arduino but should be able to bring cost below 9 dollar for 20 keys macro board. Will hopefully make a new video on it if the board works

@Warezzfan 11 месяцев назад

@@NerdCaveYT sounds great👍 looking forward to your next project video

@temyraverdana6421 2 года назад

Very interesting project. Thanks for share it

@Pillow_ 2 месяца назад

Been looking for a way to do HID on the pico for a while, stumbled upon this unrelated to my searches and was very helpful!

@NerdCaveYT 2 месяца назад

Great to hear! the newest version I did on my channel is better written as it allows you to make different modes

@JLCPCB 2 года назад

Very cool project! We like it 😊

@NerdCaveYT 2 года назад

Thank you, and yes a big thanks to you guys for providing excellent PCB'S at a low price otherwise these projects would be difficult to create.

@ronen124 2 года назад

@@NerdCaveYT 👍

@allenwu Год назад

Thank you, i got this running in half an hour. Only problem i had was downloading the circuit python file as a "Save as" from Chrome under Windows10 and it wasen't installing. I had to download your repo and drag and drop the file which installs it instantly for the CIRCUITPY to come up. I then plugged it into my Ubuntu laptop and the macros are working there too as a plug and play, amazing!

@NerdCaveYT Год назад

I should actually make seperate repo's not to have everything under one making it difficult to download but glad it worked I have designed a second version but moved recently hopefully can make a video on it new version allows you to expand the size easily

@cursoderobotica 2 года назад

Very nice and useful project!! Cheers!! 👍

@NerdCaveYT 2 года назад

Thank you

@auditocanarsie7355 8 месяцев назад

Thanks for posting this. I have an Razer Tartarus Pro that I want to convert to a programmable macropad with non-volatile memory for use with a Pop_!OS linux desktop. I currently use Genovation Controlpads and love them but the hope was that if I convert the Tartarus Pro to a macropad I would be able to execute the macros while keeping my eyes on the screen if I could memorize where the keys are. I leaning toward QMK because it is open source and seems to be widely adopted but something like your solution would work weel also. Thank you for posting all of the details. Please post more videos like this.

@NerdCaveYT 8 месяцев назад

I want to look at QMK as well, I don't know so much about the different firmware available, I think it will probably be easier or more functionality, but I don't see a lot of written tutorials or content on it, so might have to figure it out and make a video on what I have learned.

@GTD22 6 месяцев назад

Id love too see something like this too, im have Frankensteined a 23 key keyboard (koolertron) and a razer nostromo hand rest but id like to redo it with all 3d printed parts and use a micro controller so i can easily remap keys (the koolertron) software is the old version and doesnt play nice anymore

@smartfridge8824 Год назад

Can you make a video or something on how to make this with a rotary encoder(for sliding the screen right or left), thanks

@NerdCaveYT Год назад

busy with it

@tonyk.8580 Год назад

Great explanation. How many buttons can I add, as many as there are gpio? I only actually need 16.

@NerdCaveYT Год назад

Thank you, if you use a single GPIO pin then 26 , if you do it in a matrix setup then 169 keys

@DrGuppy-hg7xu 2 года назад

Cool project! Could you use a joystick as a mouse? That seems like a cool addition.

@NerdCaveYT 2 года назад

Sounds like an awesome idea thank you, will try and add it to version two and see how it operates.

@henrymunnich1648 2 года назад

Joysticks are so underrated

@ci150luz9 Год назад

Hi. Thanks for your video, you are a very didactics. What happen if we want to add another macro pressing one button? If we want to use another interface like an APK or software for program another macros. How to do this? Is it possible? Maybe desgin a simple app and connect the pad to the cellphone?

@NerdCaveYT Год назад

It would be possible to create a program for it to easily adjust each key but my programming skills is not there yet, I am receiving a new PCB hopefully today an updated version of the macrokeyboard, for this one I added a button to swap through different programs so that I can have macro's for my most used programs. I am thinking about making a course on it since it can then be a long format video that will explain in depth how it works, from PCB design all the way to final product if there are people interested in it.

@javierortiz82 9 месяцев назад

Nice project. I have an old raspberry pi 1.1b (I think) and want to use it to plug on a pc and emulate various series of inputs from the keyboard as well as the mouse, for very annouying MMO games stuff (say, an autoclicker that clicks 4 times in a second on an eternal loop). Can this be ported to it?

@NerdCaveYT 8 месяцев назад

I will have to have a look at it, there should probably be libraries that allows the Raspberry Pi to be an HID device, I have not worked with the Raspberry Pi that often just once installing retro pi

@cobwebblocks Год назад

thank you so much, i was troubleshooting an error for 1 hour and at 2:00 you show it; connect to vbus, not gnd for second pin (i have now read comments and found that it is 3v3 on pin 36)

@NerdCaveYT Год назад

I have been constantly making mistakes with the connection diagram and in few videos pinned a comment sorry for that, always something small I miss during editing or when using fritzing

@cobwebblocks Год назад

@@NerdCaveYT it's ok, at least it's not like me who connected it to ground I also read comments often

@DuderScooter 2 года назад

Broooooo this is awesome 👏

@NerdCaveYT 2 года назад

Thank you

@MarkoVukovic0 10 месяцев назад

Very cool project dude, keen to build one. Do you have a preferred local place to have the PCB made, or ordering that from overseas? If you have spare, I'd love to buy one from you. Ek's in Slaapstad.

@NerdCaveYT 10 месяцев назад

Hello thank you, well I am currently in China or been here few years so ordering PCB is super easy since JLCPCB factory is here and like super cheap due to almost no shipping, around R50 for 5 PCBs, I think it might even still be cheaper to ship one to you instead of buying it yourself I am unsure. How much does JLCPCB ask for shipping to SA?

@MarkoVukovic0 10 месяцев назад

@@NerdCaveYT oh, interesting, thanks! I will have a look into that option.

@jordan15308 Год назад

Looks great I want to make one, did you ever make another version?

@NerdCaveYT Год назад

I did make another version, just have not recorded the video, uploading another project today then I can start recording the macrokeyboard v2 one

@evertspies3345 Год назад

Would love to see version 2. Your accent sounds familiar would you be from South Africa. If so it would help in getting a pcb from your order.

@jordan15308 Год назад

@@NerdCaveYT good news! thanks for the reply.

@manuelr7121 Год назад

dude your awsome you need more subs

@NerdCaveYT Год назад

I appreciate that! I have taken a very long break from youtube but will be back soon

@adrielsouza703 Год назад

I was thinking of using an old keyboard to take advantage of its keys by connecting it to an Arduino or Raspiberry pi, and converting the keyboard's key information into customizable buttons, to avoid incompatibility with the standard buttons on my keyboard. In that case the keyboard would be recognized as an input device, like a joystick, with 104 keys. Would it be possible to do this?

@NerdCaveYT Год назад

Just to have a bit more context do you want to take an old keyboard and open it to find the matrix key presses so that you can use it as input, or do you want to plug the keyboard USB into the raspberry Pi and then change the input of the old keyboard to send different programmed key presses to your pc.

@NerdCaveYT 2 года назад

A small mistake on schematic for the simple 4 button demo, the voltage should be connected to Pin36 the 3V3 out. I am famous for writing the wrong things in the table next to the schematic

@smartfridge8824 Год назад

Can you send me some info on how to put this together with jumper wires. Could you also make this with a rotary encoder(for sliding the screen right or left), thanks

@LightSkip_rb 6 месяцев назад

HELP..i am from germany so i have an german layout.Can u help me get an german layout

@NerdCaveYT 6 месяцев назад

@@LightSkip_rb I see different layouts are available here: github.com/Neradoc/Circuitpython_Keyboard_Layouts/tree/main/libraries/layouts never thought about it when making this video, something I can add for follow up video

@wave6020 Год назад

where did you find the footprint for the raspberry pi pico? trying to do the same thing you did with your pcb but cannot find a footprint for the pico

@NerdCaveYT Год назад

The one I used is user contributed, there are a few good ones when you go to common library search raspberry pi pico and under classes go to user contributed. The one I used has the title: RASPBERRY-PI-PICO_TH

@whitewolfsounds2273 3 месяца назад

0:23 you completely missed the opportunity to play a rick roll

@NerdCaveYT 2 месяца назад

I did that on the Raspberry Pi subreddit and got shadow banned. Those mods on reddit . . . . what can I say

@whitewolfsounds2273 2 месяца назад

@@NerdCaveYT the pi subreddit is literal cancer

@NerdCaveYT 2 месяца назад

@@whitewolfsounds2273 I gave up on reddit, I was sharing short clips did not spam my channel to self promote then the mods just shadowban me. I even got a sh#t reply to say I can promote my 36 videos somewhere else.

@VladTheInhaler1 7 месяцев назад

did you set this up to be recognized as an HID Device when plugged in? Mine always shows up as a removeable storage when its plugged in.

@NerdCaveYT 7 месяцев назад

did you save your main file as code.py or boot.py so that it will run the code when plugged in?

@pavanashaji6845 Год назад

sir if we order the pcb from easy eda , is that included with the mechanical switches........because in the 3d view of the designed pcb mechanical switches also shown in it

@NerdCaveYT Год назад

Easy eda is just the platform to create a PCB in, there are options you can add components and get it soldered through jlpcb but have never used that service before.

@pavanashaji6845 Год назад

@@NerdCaveYT ok thank you sir

@Totumfacky 2 года назад

I need such keyboard! Where i could buy online already put together alternative?

@NerdCaveYT 2 года назад

If you are looking for a Pico version I found this online: shop.pimoroni.com/products/pico-rgb-keypad-base?variant=32369517166675 it is a bit more expensive but no soldering required.

@caiobaima842 2 года назад

Nice! any way to convert this board in plug n play? For create Midi Controllers and after sell for musicians

@NerdCaveYT 2 года назад

I have made a DIY midi controller video with the Pico on my channel, just a few things needs to be changed

@caiobaima842 2 года назад

@@NerdCaveYT omg, plug and play? i am going to watch!!!!

@NerdCaveYT 2 года назад

@@caiobaima842 well you still have to setup with you daw but then afterwards plug and play I am no expert with DAW and just did a basic example in the video

@user-ps4ei2fz7u 10 месяцев назад

Can one control the media player even if the player is not an active window?

@NerdCaveYT 10 месяцев назад

Yes, the mediaconsumer controls are the windows one so you can

@lilnessy Год назад

nice video, I would like to add Bluetooth and a rechargeable battery, is that possible?

@NerdCaveYT Год назад

I believe so, but I am not sure on software side how you would go about that, I never tried to communicate to computer bluetooth etc. and how to setup the data you receive from the pico with bluetooth to carry out the macros. I think it would be more of a software design challenge

@codingwithadhrit6239 3 месяца назад

By mistake on the schematic do you mean tue table or the diagram itself. (I barely know anything, this is my first raspberry pi project

@NerdCaveYT 3 месяца назад

can you tell me which time in video I remember the VCC or GND on the breadboard image was switched

@thetinkertechlab Год назад

Hey there! I just built your 4 button demo one (After forgetting some basic breadboard techniques), and now I am really curious about making the PCB. If possible, can you send me the easyEDA file? (I want to mess around with it and maybe fix the odd pin numbering if I can figure it out) Also, do you have a good Amazon link for some keys that would fix the PCB? Thanks for the awesome video!

@NerdCaveYT Год назад

Hello, the pcb file is in the GitHub repository for easyeda, for the keys I think any standard ones will do, I am not sure what is good on Amazon because here in China taobao is what locals use and how I source things here. I should have a second version coming soon, with more capabilities to expand and more functionality.

@thetinkertechlab Год назад

@@NerdCaveYT Hi! The only file that I see on GitHub is the GERBER file, and I cannot upload that into EasyEDA. Can you send me a comparable file, or add it to the respiratory? Thanks!

@NerdCaveYT Год назад

oshwlab.com/vwpeens/raspberry-pi-pico-macro-keyboard I thought this link was there

@Clover501 6 месяцев назад

How do I access the Gerber file to order it? I'm in the github and I download the zip file for "Pico Macro Keyboard/Gerber_pico keyboard_2022-03-24.zip" and when I try to put it so that I could order it, it says "Invalid file format".

@NerdCaveYT 6 месяцев назад

I just downloaded the gerber github.com/Guitarman9119/Raspberry-Pi-Pico-/blob/main/Pico%20Macro%20Keyboard/Gerber_pico%20keyboard_2022-03-24.zip and in JLCPCB I clicked Add gerber file and it loaded in and I could order, what are you using to order the PCB

@Clover501 6 месяцев назад

@@NerdCaveYT Thank you 🙏, the problem was that I extracted the zip file before trying to insert it. It’s all fixed now. And I’m ready to make my purchase! Thanks

@juliohoyos3936 2 года назад

Can I add and I2C screen (2x16) characters to that keyboard? using circuit python? For example, I set button 1 to "ctrl+c" and i want to show on my screen "copy"

@NerdCaveYT 2 года назад

Yes you would be able to do that, so basically all you will do is that you will import the 16x2 character lcd library, tutorial her learn.adafruit.com/i2c-spi-lcd-backpack/python-circuitpython , I have only covered it with MicroPython so far. You will write a message like you said to show on screen for x amount of time and then clear, for version two of this board I am planning to show it for that lcd and the OLED I2C display. If you need any help let me know. I did plan to make a discord server so you can reach me here: discord.gg/Mym6UffWEA

@juliohoyos3936 2 года назад

@@NerdCaveYT It would be nice that you can teach us, I really cant make it work with circuit python but i can i micropython - thanks

@NerdCaveYT 2 года назад

I am a bit late but I have made the video, hope it is still helpful...

@smartfridge8824 Год назад

Can you send me some info on how to put this together with jumper wires

@NerdCaveYT Год назад

you mean without pcb?

@MarkoVukovic0 10 месяцев назад

Surely the breadboard example and the schematic should be enough for you to work that out yourself?

@GTSongwriter 4 месяца назад

Love to see Pico W Bluetooth macro keyboard

@NerdCaveYT 4 месяца назад

I am not completely sure how it will work, I tried looking for documentation since it will require some python script to receive the data encode it to keystrokes so might need to look into python bluetooth keyboard then can add this to the pico W

@marinama5969 2 года назад

omg this is awesome could u pls bring this at the beginning of the school plsssssssssssssss (im marina :)

@martincaneva4247 2 года назад

hi, can you make a video of how you make the phisical pcb please ? thanks bro

@NerdCaveYT 2 года назад

Hi do you mean designing the PCB in easyeda?

@martincaneva4247 2 года назад

@@NerdCaveYT hi, i mean to cnc pcb for keyboards in home, like with dremel or another stuff

@NerdCaveYT 2 года назад

@@martincaneva4247 I have never tried to make a physical board myself, I know some people buy two sided copper plate and use CNC or use market with certain chemicals. It would be something worth trying in the future to explore

@martincaneva4247 2 года назад

@@NerdCaveYT i am gonna try it, because i am from Argentina and import products its completely restricted, no china no USA products can enter in the country. Thanks a lot. Keep in touch

@GurjantSingh-ef7og 8 месяцев назад

Working good on desktop but i want use this macro project on Chinese machine but Chinese machine did not detect Raspberry Pi Pico ase a keyboard Please help me

@NerdCaveYT 8 месяцев назад

By Chinese machine what do you mean by that? All my computers were bought in China and have Chinese version windows on it

@GurjantSingh-ef7og 8 месяцев назад

This machine did not detect raspberry pi pico

@GurjantSingh-ef7og 8 месяцев назад

www.google.com/search?q=100+ton+weighing+bright+intelligent+machine&tbm=isch&ved=2ahUKEwi0_5rp1NGCAxXWZmwGHdXPDfEQ2-cCegQIABAD&oq=100+ton+weighing+bright+intelligent+machine&gs_lcp=ChJtb2JpbGUtZ3dzLXdpei1pbWcQA1CeFFj5KmDaLGgAcAB4AIABAIgBAJIBAJgBAKABAcABAQ&sclient=mobile-gws-wiz-img&ei=FdZaZfSgE9bNseMP1Z-3iA8&bih=751&biw=428&prmd=isvn&rlz=1CDGOYI_enIN1051IN1051&hl=en-GB#imgrc=KNHBou9_x63AoM

@LWUndsoo 2 года назад

hello, i have a problem vompiling my code, i get the error: ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'usb_hid'. but i downloaded several libraries, that must have them. i dont really know what im doing wrong, can you help me

@NerdCaveYT 2 года назад

Just to double check do you have all the libraries in a adafruit_hid with the following inside github.com/Guitarman9119/Raspberry-Pi-Pico-/tree/main/Pico%20Macro%20Keyboard/adafruit_hid and you have CircuitPython on the Pico?

@LWUndsoo 2 года назад

@@NerdCaveYT i had the installed correctly, but i forgott to select the interpreter in thonny

@NerdCaveYT 2 года назад

@@LWUndsoo ah okay is everything okay now?

@LWUndsoo 2 года назад

@@NerdCaveYT yes

@jeffstreck Год назад

Hoegaanit famalam! How's the progress on the pi board?

@NerdCaveYT Год назад

hey goed dankie en daar? I made a second version just been so busy and procrastination next week I have holiday so can work on it

@jayexplains6010 2 года назад

Aah a bitluni fan😁

@NerdCaveYT 2 года назад

I really had no idea he uses that song when I saw bitluni I kept wondering and thought isn't that the guy with the massive LED wall and went to his channel and heard the song

@1990mrburns Год назад

"kept in place with plastic" @ 6:48. what is that stuff

@NerdCaveYT Год назад

I didn't know the english word for it but seems to be Tack or the most popular one is Blue Tack or Pritt Multi Tack. I use it often to keep things in place not sure is it ideal but did not have any problems so far just remove it after soldering

@MarkoVukovic0 10 месяцев назад

"Prestik", as marketed in South Africa. Just look for multi purpose reusable adhesive where you are.

@Schjoenz 10 дней назад

it's so complicated to build with pico. It's annoying to have to press a button just to plug-in the usb.

@NerdCaveYT 10 дней назад

what do you mean? you only press the bootsel button once when uploading either MicroPython or CircuitPython once and don't need to again

@daan5532 Год назад

hi so i have made this project (only the breadboard part) but i get a keyboardinterrupt thrown at me... i just have the example code and this is the error: Traceback (most recent call last): File "", line 71, in KeyboardInterrupt: that's at time.sleep(0.1)

@NerdCaveYT Год назад

it sounds like when you press ctrl+c as a macro in thonny it interrupt your program, once you upload the code exit thonny then test it and see does it work

@daan5532 Год назад

@@NerdCaveYT how do i run without thonny?

@edwardtan1354 Год назад

@@daan5532 you have to save the script as main.py and flash it to your pico

@daan5532 Год назад

@@edwardtan1354 I'm sorry, i am a new one to the pi pico... So could you please explain how to flash it to my pi pico

@edwardtan1354 Год назад

@@daan5532 you use thonny to flash it... it should give you the option else check jeff geerling's pico video

@Manish_Kumar2022 7 месяцев назад

Can i use this as a midi keyboard?

@NerdCaveYT 7 месяцев назад

Yes you can but will have to use the Midi library, there is a video on creating a Midi controller

@hopcfizl3671 Год назад

Why no pullup resistors on button?

@NerdCaveYT Год назад

All the buttons is connected to positive on one side and then in code detect for a high, to avoid like button being pushed twice or denounce I added a short delay in code to avoid it from happening, the delay will probably depends on how long someone press the key

@hopcfizl3671 Год назад

@@NerdCaveYT but adding pullup resistors wouldn't require the delay you mentioned, no? Or help more at least.

@NerdCaveYT Год назад

@@hopcfizl3671 the pull-up will not help with the debouncing of someone that press button to long, but will help with noise accidentally trigger the button. For example the pins is kept at 3.3V and connected to the pico it is 0V once it detect a voltage higher then 2.3-2.5V range it will be a high or 1 and the code will execute. So if you were to touch the button pin which is connected to pico you might be able to trigger it without pressing but since it is in a case very unlikely. The setup of keyboard is that they use a matrix grid so you can get more inputs so having a resistor would not work so well for 100+ keys but will need diodes to avoid ghosting

@NerdCaveYT Год назад

@@hopcfizl3671 I have a version 2 made with RGB and you can add more boards to expand number of keys which I hope to get back to it soon and make a new video

@hopcfizl3671 Год назад

@@NerdCaveYT ok thanks

@jyothinathth3132 2 месяца назад

Bro, can i get pcb link ??

@NerdCaveYT 2 месяца назад

It is on GitHub the PCB Gerber

@DomcroX Год назад

Hello, Thanks a lot for your various videos! I learned a lot thanks to you. Could you please learn us, how to call an URL with circuitpy ? (Press a button that can redirect me to an URL)

@NerdCaveYT Год назад

In my code you can adjust it for example what you are opening, their is the GUI library so for example windows then pause then chrome, then the url and enter keyboard.send(Keycode.GUI) time.sleep(0.3) write_text.write('Brave ') time.sleep(1) write_text.write('ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-l7SwiFWOQqM.html ') in your case it might be chrome for example the is new line which is same as enter key

@DomcroX Год назад

@@NerdCaveYT thank you a lot, for taking some time to answer me. Btw, I'm using brave also :)

@komandokurt 2 месяца назад

7:08 this song is seem familiar...

@NerdCaveYT 2 месяца назад

Jeremy Blake - Powerup! you probably hear it a lot it is a non copyright song a lot of creators use

@MineOrebaker Год назад

bro help me out in codes please

@NerdCaveYT Год назад

what is wrong with the code?

@MineOrebaker Год назад

@@NerdCaveYT everything is giving me problem so can we talk like and discord or instagram? ?

@NerdCaveYT Год назад

@@MineOrebaker discord.gg/vUmRzd8U

@DavidSeekolaMusic Год назад

🇿🇦 ?

@NerdCaveYT Год назад

Yes I am

@JarppaGuru 4 месяца назад

we can and nerd allready did decade ago. now normal peepol wooooh. we can do stream deck. or you can have another keyboard. look how many keys LOL ..decade later normal peepol add another keyboard and all keys do some function LOL

@NerdCaveYT 4 месяца назад

Hi, I am not sure were you replying to someone else comment

@hakimdurand8427 2 года назад

I have a issue with my Copy button I made. It keeps causing thonny to state that "Keyboard Interrupted" and I lose all functionality of my keyboard. here is what I wrote. I have 9 other buttons and they dont do that. if btn1.value: keyboard.press(Keycode.CONTROL, Keycode.C) time.sleep(0.1) keyboard.release(Keycode.CONTROL, Keycode.C) time.sleep(0.1)

@NerdCaveYT 2 года назад

The issue is if you have thonny active and press Ctrl c is to stop the program once you save it as main.py on the pico and for example use it in notepad etc. you should not have this issue.

@hakimdurand8427 2 года назад

@@NerdCaveYT wow that was simple . Was losing my brains wondering what I did wrong out of the blue. That keyboard interrupted thing is a pain. Thank you! Also, when I do get my pcb made etc...Thonny has to be running to activate the macro board?

@NerdCaveYT 2 года назад

@@hakimdurand8427 as soon as you save your program as main.py and you plug in the pico it will automatically run the main.py code the only way then to reupload other code will then be to go in thonny and interrupt the main program by pressing Ctrl+C then.

@hakimdurand8427 2 года назад

@@NerdCaveYT ahh now I understand. Once again thanks for this beautiful information but I have ONE more issue..When I now use Ctrl+V it reboots the entire pico everytime I press the button for paste...

@NerdCaveYT 2 года назад

@@hakimdurand8427 does it do this even if not in thonny the reboot? What happen if you change the code to something else does it still do this? Just to ensure is it a code problem or connection