1. Potentiometer:Why potentiometer? I know there is PWM, but it is made for high-power LED strips and it requires lots of components. The LEDs I wi...

2. Not all keyboards are made equal, they all have different shapes and sizes, therefore it is important to first open your keyboard and plan where...

3. Begin by removing the screw on the back panel which will give you a clear visual of the insides of the keyboard. Begin by separating the keyboar...

4. Start by making a hole on the back of the keyboard shown in the picture. These holes must be able to let a wire in and out of the keyboard. With...

5. I opened the plastic box and started by soldering the boost converter module to the two wires we previously strip, with the red wire goes to VIN...

6. This is the second hardest step, with the plastic box being too small, I started to tin the leads of the switch and the potentiometer knob shown...

7. After running wires on the keyboard, you should have already planned where to put the first sets of LED strips. I planned to put the first row o...

8. Keep repeating the same process on all of the keyboard rows. Make sure to clean the surface of the keyboard before sticking the LED strips. Some...

9. You can now plug the keyboard on the PC and turn it onI recommend plugging the keyboard on a USB 3 port because it can provide more current.But...

10. So you are now done with your software side?Now before you point your finger at me, let me tell you that we are not done yet. Assuming your key...