Our Designer Many of you will know Cipulot from the immense contributions he has made to the world of custom mechanical keyboards over the past decade - particularly in the world of EC. Whether it be relentless support on Conical discord servers, or tireless innovation on both his own projects and those that advance the hobby. I am extremely proud to stock his EC PCB range here. We will endeavour to retain all PCBs in stock 365 days a year. The EC60X SE PCB The EC60X SE is an EC‑ready, VIA/QMK‑compatible PCB designed for 60% keyboards with MX stabilizer support (SE - stabilizer edition). This PCB is for people who wish to make use of either an upgraded PCB in their existing EC keyboard, or who wish to purchase a PCB for their new EC aftermarket case such as the Sho Labs keyboards. See below for key characteristics: Supports MX stabilizers ANSI, JIS, & ISO layouts Snappable Onboard USB-C port compliant with GH60 and alike standards Cutouts for tray mount and O ring keyboards JST header pre-soldered in H-60 location, with pads present for CannonKeys Bakeneko keyboards (who also sell these PCBs) & Unikorn. Of course other keyboards using these same case configurations should fit this PCB too. GH60 outline compatible RGB underglow QMK and VIA support Calibration, actuation customization, and rapid trigger (beta) available within VIA Wired connection only Via Cipulot With the move to the EC60X-SE there are additional supports but, as always, you can't always have your cake and eat it too without staining your clothes. (That's a messy cake you got there Cip). Please read carefully the following table to correctly prepare your new EC Pro 2/3 Bundle based on the assembly you are performing: If the PCB will be inside a OEM HHKB Pro 2/Classic/Hybrid Plastic Case You must select the Bakeneko JST location option You will need to snap off the outer structure of the PCB You will need to use pliers to snap off the USB-C port cleanly Aftermarket CasesGiven the massive number of aftermarket cases it's impossible to make a list right away so I'd advise you to simply dummy-test the assembly to verify the steps. Generally speaking no changes should be required so long as you use the H60 JST location, but, based on the specific case: You may have to snap off the USB-C port if the case has tight space around the PCB You may have to relocate the JST connector to a different location if there is interferences with the default "H60-Stye JST" location. This is very uncommon. If you find that your specific EC60X-SE already is in the state described after the modifications then, needless to say, nothing needs to be done! There are also plenty of folks online who will have tried the build you are planning and can verify compatibility. Also our EC thread on our discord has plenty of people willing to support you. For compatibility, Guides, and more information, please see Cipulot's Website. Specific plate maker for this PCB can be found at this link.
