@Wermy As I was testing the Teensy using my "chiz-built common ground dmg button", I came to realize that since the Teensy was programmed as USB keyboard rather than a USB controller/gamepad, it would only register one keypress at a time and will not allow more than two buttons held down at the same...

Definitely don't make it too short but make it long enough. Later, you can just cut and remove excess wires in the middle and reconnect by soldering and covering with heat shrink tubing to make it neat.

Usually, the purpose of a HOLD button is to have whatever the value being displayed in the screen to stay as is. That way, even if you remove the test leads from the whatever your testing, the display will show the last value.

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Does the Adafruit screen has significant quality improvement over the Niceshopping one?

Just purchased a board. Thanks!

DeltaShadow wrote:Where are you located?

Not sure if you're asking me or 1461748123. Anyways I'm in Phoenix, AZ

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Interested for one button pcb. Are you ok shipping 1 unit to the US? Or are you working with someone already who will be distributing locally?

@Wermy Hats off to you regarding your thoughts on accepting donations, very noble indeed. There are people however who genuinely wants to donate to show appreciation for the work you're doing. Besides you're not getting those components for free. My GB project has long been in the back burner. I nev...