Arduino Micro IR Case

3d Print:
1x Bottom.stl
1x Button.stl
2x Foot (Preferably soft material)
1x Footb1.stl (Preferably soft material)
1x Footb2.stl (Preferably soft material)
1x Lock
1x Top

Other Materials:
1x Arduino Micro
1x TSOP4838 IR-module 38 kHz
1x Shim Washer
1x Floppy Disk
6x Small Screws

1. Put ir-module through front of case(might have to cut some of the inner stop off depending on size)

2. Solder Ir-module to Arduino Micro with short thin wires. Please check your ir-modules schematic for pins.

3. Put the Arduino Micro in the bottom part with usb pointing towards the back.

4. Screw the lock piece with the indent facing forward to the bottom part with the Arduino in between.

5. Place the button in the top part square hole. Then place the top part on the bottom part. Button should slot into the lock piece dent and clicking the button should click the button on the Arduino.

6. Screw the circular foot pieces on the front bottom of the case so that it screws the top and bottom together. Then attack the two irregular feet at the back so that they match the bottom case.

7. Take the disk out of the floppy disk and glue it on the bottom of the shim washer. Make sure to not get any glue in the center of the washer. Then cut around the washer so there is no floppy drive disk visible on the outside.

8. Put a small amount of glue where the washer should be, then glue the washer to the case. Make sure to check so that the ir works through the floppy disk.

Done.

I spent some time sanding mine and then painting it.

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