Neelix
Insecticidal Maniac
If I understood what ED was saying earlier, it's not that they don't line up so much as that the buttons just can't be depressed far enough to make contact with the switches.
-Neelix
-Neelix
- My colleagues and I have strong reservations about the height of the main PCB. With the permanent stress by keyboard, USB ports, SD card slots etc. tiny connections will break sooner or later. This can be prevented by a thicker PCB. E.g. ≥ 1.5 mm.
This can be fixed by referring to them as LI, LO, RI, and RO. Left Inner, Left Outer, Right Inner, and Right Outer. That way they don't need to be labeled.I'll add to that that most force applied to the PCB (pulling an USB device) would come from the side. Not actually bending it, right ?
I just noticed, the shoulders aren't labeled ! Shouldn't we fix that for production ? Shouldn't we care ? Is this even possible anyway ?
It is the Double WideI wonder where the [SPACE] is? With the compose key?
I just noticed, the shoulders aren't labeled ! Shouldn't we fix that for production ? Shouldn't we care ? Is this even possible anyway ?
Never happened on the Pandora and I've never seen that anywhere else.
There's not really much force applied on the PCB anywhere...
Any particular reason for that concern?
The products of our company are used (sometimes) by construction workers. Maybe this audience is different than the average Pandora/Pyra geek :~)