CL650 DCP and CCP Panels
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DCP and CCP Panels for a Challenger 650. Made for X-Plane and the X-Aviation Hot Start Challenger 650. Or whatever else.
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**Important Note! Not all 12x12x7 led switches are equal. I didn't realize this until I ordered some more to build my second panel and they didn't fit. See this picture: I designed for the buttons with squared off corners. they are a tiny fraction smaller than the ones with the angled corners. All the pictures online show the angled cornered ones but this is where I get mine from even though the picture shows the angled switches they are the square ones.
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0BC47WVXR/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_image?ie=UTF8&psc=1
Complete set of CCP and DCP Panels with enclosure.
I will be adding more detailed instructions but make sure to read the comments for each part.
The peices fit together very precisely suggest doing a flow test on the printer and make sure its dialed in. Print slower if you want them to fit perfectly together .
Print a button lens and body and cap and make sure they fit together before you go printing a whole plate of them
On the led tactile buttons, you have to trim off the small plastic peices sticking out over the led leads for the buttons to fit close enough together in the panel.
Each pair of panels can run off one arduino mega mini 2560. The small enclosure houses the arduino in the back with the usb cable plugging directly into the arduino. The larger enclosure has the arduino mounted in the middle of the case and a stand off at the rear for a female micro USB breakout, to extend to the arduino in the middle.
I have included the lightburn project files that will assist in laser etching the button faces using the supplied template as well as the PCB files that I made to power all the LEDS in KICad project format, and gerber file format.