This is my custom keyboard, using a set of 3 Raspberry PI Pico W. One for each node and another serving as the usb dongle. The dongle also serves as a WiFi access point, to which the other two nodes connect as WiFi clients.

The left node, includes the LCD display to enbale a basic UI for adjusting the settings. The right node, includes the trackball for mouse inputs. The settings are stored on a flash chip addd to the dongle unit.

Each node has separate LEDs under each key. I need to find good keycaps for best use of them, though not a priority.

• 1 x Raspberry PI Pico W
• 1 x 4 MB Flash (W25Q32) for storing settings
• 4 x 10 KΩ resistors (for flash pull ups)
• 2 x 5 KΩ resistors (for LED)
• 1 x pushbutton switch (reset button)
• 2 x LEDs (indicate connection status to left/right node)
• 1 x USB A male socket (convert the picow to dongle)

• 1 x Raspberry PI Pico W
• 42 x diodes
• 42 x key hotswap sockets
• 42 x WS2812 5mmx5mm leds for keys backlight
• 1 x 1.54" LCD 240x240 65K RGB by Waveshare
• 1 x RTC DS3231 (clock with own battery)
• 1 x pushbutton switch (reset button)
• 1 x LED (Numlock/connection status)
• 1 x 3.3V to 5V logic converter
• 10 x 10 KΩ resistors (pull ups)
• 1 x 500 Ω resistor (series resistor for the WS2812 led chain)
• 1 x 5 KΩ resistor (for LED indicator)
• 2 x 7x2 pin FRC female connector
• 1 x 14 pin FRC cable with both side 7x2 pin FRC male connector
• 8 bit header pins
• 1 x 3mmx7mm double sided perforated board
• 1 x 1000 µF capacitor for key backlight leds
• 1 x 470 µF capacitor on 3.3V output from Pico
• 1 x 2A 5V output BMS 1S and a 3.7V LiPo battery
• ample amount of magnet wire for the wiring

• 1 x Raspberry PI Pico W
• 42 x diodes
• 42 x key hotswap sockets
• 42 x WS2812 5mmx5mm leds for keys backlight
• 1 x PMW3389 motion sensor for track ball
• 1 x pushbutton switch (reset button)
• 1 x LED (Capslock/connection status)
• 1 x 3.3V to 5V logic converter
• 10 x 10 KΩ resistors (pull ups)
• 1 x 500 Ω resistor (series resistor for the WS2812 led chain)
• 1 x 5 KΩ resistor (for LED indicator)
• 2 x 7x2 pin FRC female connector
• 1 x 14 pin FRC cable with both side 7x2 pin FRC make connector
• 8 bit header pins
• 1 x 3mmx7mm double sided perforated board
• 1 x 1000 µF capacitor for key backlight leds
• 1 x 470 µF capacitor on 3.3V output from Pico
• 1 x 2A 5V output BMS 1S and a 3.7V LiPo battery
• ample amount of magnet wire for the wiring

sudo pacman -Syu base-devel cmake
sudo pacman -Sy arm-none-eabi-binutils arm-none-eabi-gcc arm-none-eabi-newlib

Add the PICO SDK as git submodules. And update the lib/tinyusb git submodule within it.

git submodule add https://github.com/raspberrypi/pico-sdk pico-sdk
cd pico-sdk
git submodule update --init

Need to update the wiring diagrams, which are still the old ones used for the two node wired version. Since, now I am using the wireless mode, and removed a few redundant hardware components, the wiring is much simpler now.