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[…] but was curious if ellipse would be interested in a Zoom type of presentation. I think that would reach the largest audience given the geographic spread of everyone. That would be awesome!!!! Zoom would be awesome for all of us who are far from NYC who also want participate in real time by push...

Assemble your own new Model F Keyboard - any interest? considering I received mine only partially assembled I'd expect that getting them completely unassembled wouldn't be too far off the usual experience I'll gladly take my outstanding F77 order unassembled if it makes it come any sooner. I plan t...

There was discussion about obtaining a unique USB PID code for the controller. I have now obtained the code 4704 https://pid.codes/1209/4704/ That's awesome! Thank you for not only listening, but also finding a solution, Ellipse! You picked 4704 ! Bonus! That number should be pretty recognizable ar...

The keys in the numpad section of the F77 do all have flippers, though. Or, at least mine did, even though the keyboard was ordered with the arrow key layout that has two blank keys. (edit: Actually, they must have flippers on all keyboards, so that they can have springs, because without springs th...

Okay, this may not be the right thread to ask this question, but how do I set numpad layer on QMK to where using numlock activates the layer? It seems like such a simple thing, to the point where the QMK manual doesn't even mention how to do it, just that it can be done using layers. Arkku already ...

Huh? What am I doing wrong? IIRC, you may have used an initial firmware in which those 2 keys were not assigned, which the firmware identifies as non-existing. You thus cannot assign them later using VIA. Just use a firmware in which all keys are assigned, say 0-9 numpad. This is the post by pandre...

Please forgive my noobness, this is my first post at Deskthority. I am yet another lurker who found Ellipse's website last year as I was googling around to find anyone that might have converted the Model M SSK to use F-style circuitry. I thought it would be pretty cool if the M case could be cast in...