now available: all schematics, boards, BOM, and mechanicals: https://github.com/monome/teletype-hardware

teletype has been a surprising and wonderful journey, with so many collaborators and collective ideas.

i’ve also lowered the price to $400 (we sell direct only).

hopefully we’ll continue to see typing keyboards plugged into synths long into the future :star:

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Fires up Fusion and starts planning a custom faceplate…

I really appreciate people who open source products to this level. I’m interested to see what happens - mini Teletype maybe. A uType.

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I was daydreaming the exact opposite- 4U with banana jacks (if that’s possible?).

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wow! just saw a teletype in real life recently and was wondering which OLED is used.

NHD-2.7-12864 is the OLED for teletype, norns, and aleph (slight variations in p/n)

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Oki. Thanks! I guess p/n means different color?

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yes, and norns uses a variant with a ribbon connector. norns-shield uses same as the TT, with different color (you can do yellow or white on either).

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Awesome! Thanks! (+some more characters to say thanks)

wish fulfilled: https://octopart.com/search?q=NHD-2.7-12864WDY3-M

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Hot dang! Talk about a fun way to get Modular Station visual and design consistency!!

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well, it’s certainly doable :smiley:

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Yes! Frac/Bugbrand please!

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This is wonderful! thanks for doing that! Any hints on how to get/load the bootloader?

there is no bootloader— the NMI pin loader process is built into the chip itself. just follow the flash instructions.

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Thanks for the reply! bootlader prebuilt that’s a beauty! Flashed it and works a charm, now straight into teletype studies, Thanks a lot tehn for sharing your work.

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did you build one? how’d it go?


Very nice and smooth build, still missing spacers, screws and led diffusers. But yes here we go!

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Did you print your own board or buy one? I’ve been waiting for Pusherman to put up their upcomming TXi and TXo boards.

And further, where did you get those nuts?

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Ive ordered boards myself, you can get them quite quickly from places like JLCPCB, I’m waiting for expanders as well!
nuts are the ones we use at work,
they’re custom made and I’m afraid we dont sell them to the public.

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