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- 03 Oct 2017, 10:26
- Forum: Keyboards
- Topic: devkybd - split ergo mechanical keyboard
- Replies: 9
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I was able to finish the project about a year ago. blackhdmi.jpg To be honest, I nearly gave up on this project. The hdmi smds were a pain. It didn't help that it was my first time working with surface mounts as a whole. I discovered something very important. "Surface mount" meant the pins had to to...
- 13 Jul 2016, 01:32
- Forum: Workshop
- Topic: How to build your very own keyboard firmware
- Replies: 711
- Views: 363803
Re: How to build your very own keyboard firmware
Are you using a teensy? There's a winavr link in this page that the makers of teensy say would have everything you'd need. https://www.pjrc.com/teensy/gcc.htmlAndster29 wrote: I used the version that came with the tmk firmware from github that is linked on the first page.
- 12 Jul 2016, 08:18
- Forum: Workshop
- Topic: How to build your very own keyboard firmware
- Replies: 711
- Views: 363803
Re: How to build your very own keyboard firmware
I'm not very good in debugging c code, but those look like typo errors. It keeps on saying it expects this or that character. If no body else could help, try starting from a fresh working version and make changes bit by bit, and always compiling the code after every change. That way you could spot w...
- 23 Jun 2016, 16:42
- Forum: Keyboards
- Topic: devkybd - split ergo mechanical keyboard
- Replies: 9
- Views: 3645
Re: devkybd - split ergo mechanical keyboard
Looks similar to my old build http://i.imgur.com/VQKW7nA.jpg . You might be interested to check out the firmware I used for my build. You connect the halves with only 3 or 4 wires (so you can use TRS, TRRS or USB) and you can connect the USB connect to either half or use them indepently. Also, you ...
- 20 Jun 2016, 16:33
- Forum: Workshop
- Topic: How to build your very own keyboard firmware
- Replies: 711
- Views: 363803
Re: How to build your very own keyboard firmware
I think I had this problem once. In my case, what was supposed to be columns were my rows and vice versa. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk https://deskthority.net/off-topic-f10/tapatalk-sig-spam-pisses-me-off-t13807.html I didn't know there was such a thing. Thanks for the heads up! I took out th...
- 20 Jun 2016, 16:33
- Forum: Workshop
- Topic: How to build your very own keyboard firmware
- Replies: 711
- Views: 363803
Re: How to build your very own keyboard firmware
Yeap! Give it a try.campo123456789 wrote:as in the matrix.c file?
- 20 Jun 2016, 13:51
- Forum: Workshop
- Topic: How to build your very own keyboard firmware
- Replies: 711
- Views: 363803
- 05 Jun 2016, 09:09
- Forum: Keyboards
- Topic: devkybd - split ergo mechanical keyboard
- Replies: 9
- Views: 3645
devkybd - split ergo mechanical keyboard
Hey guys, I made a few split ergo keyboards for myself too. I made my first one using a teensy and brown switches. Everything is hand soldered. I designed the templates for the switch placements. It's ortho linear like most ergo keyboards, but I didn't have the extra inner column. The F and J keys a...
- 21 Apr 2015, 15:34
- Forum: Workshop
- Topic: How to build your very own keyboard firmware
- Replies: 711
- Views: 363803
- 19 Apr 2015, 16:18
- Forum: Workshop
- Topic: How to build your very own keyboard firmware
- Replies: 711
- Views: 363803
I don't see it anywhere in the thread. Does anyone know how to activate the debug messages so you could see them in the hid_listen command? I had to go into keyboard.c and replace debug_matrix with 1 just to get the matrix to print. There has to be a cleaner way to do it. (Yes, I'm new to this.) Edi...
- 19 Apr 2015, 15:49
- Forum: Workshop
- Topic: How to build your very own keyboard firmware
- Replies: 711
- Views: 363803
@Ray, thanks I tried that. But it didn't change anything. I tried something else too. I updated the map so it now looks like this: #define KEYMAP( \ K00, K01, K02, K03, K04, K05, K06, K07, K08, K09, K10, K11, K12, K13, \ K14, K15, K16, K17, K18, K19, K20, K21, K22, K23, K24, K25, K26, K27, \ K28, K2...
- 19 Apr 2015, 06:03
- Forum: Workshop
- Topic: How to build your very own keyboard firmware
- Replies: 711
- Views: 363803
First of all, thank you to the hardwork this community has put in to make making your own keyboards a breeze! I'm having some difficulty. I have a keyboard soldered so it has 7 rows and 10 columns. when I enable matrix_print (from keyboard.c), the printed matrix looks good. r/c 0123456789ABCDEF 00: ...