This might be the shortest post I’ve ever written – but fairly important nonetheless. The OpenDeck v2 boards can now be ordered via Tindie! As an reminder, OpenDeck v2 boards bring the the following:
- 64 digital inputs for 64 buttons or 32 encoders
- 32 analog inputs which can be used as button inputs as well
- 48 digital outputs for LEDs (with integrated resistors, so no external resistors are required)
- DIN MIDI in and out
- Class-compliant USB MIDI which works on any operating system without any drivers
- Additional UART connector for touchscreens
- Additional I2C connector for small LCD/OLED displays
- Additional SPI connector which is currently unused
- STM32F405 MCU capable of hosting 10 presets
This took longer than expected, but I’m happy that I managed to make them available before the end of this year.
4 thoughts on “OpenDeck v2 boards now available”
I’ve never been happier to order hardware and support a great project like this. I can’t wait to see what ODv2 enables me to do. I hope you are really proud of all that you have accomplished with this. It is truly inspiring. Thank you for sharing it. I had an alert on Tindie so I already ordered my first 2 boards a few hours ago 🙂
Thanks for the heartwarming words! I’m really glad you like the project. It’s actually people like you who drive this project forward.
Opendeck is sick!! I wish more people knew about it, happy I found it. Wouldn’t it be cool to have a group where diy opendeck based builds are shared?
Thanks! I’ve enabled Discussions feature on OpenDeck GitHub repository so you can check that out.
https://github.com/paradajz/OpenDeck/discussions