you can try to solder on a new diode.
you can try to solder on a new diode.
I'm game to try that but I don't see part number or anything on the diodes.. any idea what I need to get?
you can try to solder on a new diode.
I'm game to try that but I don't see part number or anything on the diodes.. any idea what I need to get?
LL4148-GS08 is what I used on my keyboard build but they are cylinders. You'll want something with similar specs that are flat shaped.Show Image(https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-WHbzvUpEOy8/VpD83ASCoHI/AAAAAAAAA48/tDH4ELYQIXo/w1190-h797/2016-01-09_13-25-04.jpg)
Judging by the picture it does indeed look like D58 is the split right shift.
you can try to solder on a new diode.
I'm game to try that but I don't see part number or anything on the diodes.. any idea what I need to get?
LL4148-GS08 is what I used on my keyboard build but they are cylinders. You'll want something with similar specs that are flat shaped.Show Image(https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-WHbzvUpEOy8/VpD83ASCoHI/AAAAAAAAA48/tDH4ELYQIXo/w1190-h797/2016-01-09_13-25-04.jpg)
Judging by the picture it does indeed look like D58 is the split right shift.
So if I plan to use a standard shift key then will this diode not matter? Or could it's absence still cause an issue?
you can try to solder on a new diode.
I'm game to try that but I don't see part number or anything on the diodes.. any idea what I need to get?
LL4148-GS08 is what I used on my keyboard build but they are cylinders. You'll want something with similar specs that are flat shaped.Show Image(https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-WHbzvUpEOy8/VpD83ASCoHI/AAAAAAAAA48/tDH4ELYQIXo/w1190-h797/2016-01-09_13-25-04.jpg)
Judging by the picture it does indeed look like D58 is the split right shift.
So if I plan to use a standard shift key then will this diode not matter? Or could it's absence still cause an issue?
It COULD still cause an issue but its not likely. Since you got it from MD I'd just let them sort it out.
you can try to solder on a new diode.
Soldering on a new diode would be a quick fix if you have the appropriate equipment and parts.
Soldered 60+ flat type smd type diodes on a nerd60 pcb just recently.
In case everything else fails I could send you a handful of diodes for shipping cost only.
(Smd flat typ diodes from winkeyless)
On the other hand massdrop support is really supportive and will most likely fix it.
If they straight up send you a new pcb, it would still be worth fixing this one tho... =)