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- 27 Jun 2016, 14:53
- Forum: Off-topic
- Topic: Brexit: The DT Poll
- Replies: 1058
- Views: 167664
One thing i DO have a problem with with EU immigration is , if I as a ( currently at least) EU citizen was to move to Sweden i would have to have a job or have the means to support myself. In the UK however you don't , you can just come even if you don't have a job, the direct quote form the uk.gov...
- 25 Jun 2016, 17:06
- Forum: Off-topic
- Topic: Brexit: The DT Poll
- Replies: 1058
- Views: 167664
In sales we have "buyer's remorse" and there is a rule in the US that either party has 3 business days to rescind certain types of contracts. Sure I know what you mean, common policy. But this is not sales. Although some may argue that quite a few Brexit voters had their vote "sold" to them under f...
- 24 Jun 2016, 19:42
- Forum: Off-topic
- Topic: Brexit: The DT Poll
- Replies: 1058
- Views: 167664
Not the fat cats at the top of the heap. It's the peons, at the bottom of the food chain - who actually voted for this abortion - they are the ones who will have to truly absorb the punishment. Unfortunately not. It's always the middle class who (...voted overwhelmingly for remain...) pays for mess...
- 24 Jun 2016, 14:15
- Forum: Off-topic
- Topic: Brexit: The DT Poll
- Replies: 1058
- Views: 167664
- 17 Jun 2016, 08:56
- Forum: Workshop
- Topic: WhiteFox on TMK
- Replies: 51
- Views: 15964
Boot delay: There is a 1.5second wait in the USB init function. The order of things is: disconnect USB BUS (release the pullup on D+ line), wait 1.5 seconds, connect USB BUS (enable the pullup on D+ line). This code is my entirely my "fault"; it is there for the case when the code is run after a res...
- 15 Jun 2016, 13:11
- Forum: Workshop
- Topic: How to build your very own keyboard firmware
- Replies: 711
- Views: 361988
You should use FN0 (not FN1) - the number corresponds to the number in the brackets in fn_actions. For the possible keycodes, see this post . Note that you can't type e.g. tilde (~) directly on most layouts, simply because there is no such key. For the computer to produce a tilde, it needs to think ...
- 11 Jun 2016, 20:09
- Forum: Deskthority talk
- Topic: HiDPI/retina/CSS issues
- Replies: 1
- Views: 1933
HiDPI/retina/CSS issues
Hi folks - feel free to correct me if the problem is on my side (very likely), but DT looks weird for me when I am on HiDPI on linux. Imgur album here . There are 4 screenshots in the album above: "Native" DT, "native" other forum (phpbb-based I think), "2x-zoom" DT, "2x-zoom" other forum. You can s...
- 03 Jun 2016, 20:29
- Forum: Keyboards
- Topic: What wold the most important when you guys choose PCB manufacturer?
- Replies: 24
- Views: 7125
- 03 Jun 2016, 02:25
- Forum: Off-topic
- Topic: The Scotch Whisky Thread
- Replies: 69
- Views: 12146
- 03 Jun 2016, 01:27
- Forum: Off-topic
- Topic: The Scotch Whisky Thread
- Replies: 69
- Views: 12146
The Scotch Whisky Thread
https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/a/a2/Whiskyhogmanay2010.jpg/398px-Whiskyhogmanay2010.jpg This reminded me that I gotta figure out a liquid something for my in-law. I've had some Talisker 18YO with him and I thought it's pretty good - but I don't really know much about scotch. S...
- 03 Jun 2016, 01:15
- Forum: Keyboards
- Topic: What wold the most important when you guys choose PCB manufacturer?
- Replies: 24
- Views: 7125
I've used PCBWay for my kb45p . The reason was price (for these bigger PCBs it was very good IMO). I personally value the most the quality of the PCBs (compared to the price) - and this batch from PCBWay was pretty good (I'd say the same or better as some other China-based PCB manufacturers I've use...
- 02 Jun 2016, 15:39
- Forum: Workshop
- Topic: Can we design the teensy alternative for keyboards?
- Replies: 808
- Views: 159901
The MCU we're considering at the moment (MKL27Z256*), the main reason for QFN is space. The various packages are priced about the same (with QFN slightly cheaper), but the smallest package with leads on that one is LQFP-64. Which is big. For me the most compelling reason for ARMs is the hardware deb...
- 01 Jun 2016, 22:53
- Forum: Workshop
- Topic: Can we design the teensy alternative for keyboards?
- Replies: 808
- Views: 159901
- 01 Jun 2016, 21:35
- Forum: Workshop
- Topic: Can we design the teensy alternative for keyboards?
- Replies: 808
- Views: 159901
The (arm) MCU is not designed to be powered from 2x AA as it can only use about 20% of the batteries full capacity, thus I would not design any features around it. Didn't know about that - any reference? The 2xAA was only an example, it could be any power source producing reasonably stable 1.8V to ...
- 01 Jun 2016, 12:59
- Forum: Workshop
- Topic: Can we design the teensy alternative for keyboards?
- Replies: 808
- Views: 159901
IO: as many as we can. ISP: depends on the architecture (it is 4 for AVRs: reset, miso, mosi, clk; but only 2 for ARMs: SWDIO, SWCLK). I personally would like to see at least one more power pin, "VIN", plus a bunch of solder jumpers. Once more about the power: 4 pins altogether: GND, VUSB, VIN, VCC....
- 31 May 2016, 22:59
- Forum: Workshop
- Topic: Can we design the teensy alternative for keyboards?
- Replies: 808
- Views: 159901
There are a few reasons I prefer Freescale (well it's also NXP now) Kinetis to LPC chips: LPC chips need both a crystal AND a voltage regulator; Jacob's (aka kiibohd) code is for Kinetis ("bare-metal", so portable to other Kinetis chips without too much work, but other families require quite a bit o...
- 31 May 2016, 09:04
- Forum: Workshop
- Topic: Can we design the teensy alternative for keyboards?
- Replies: 808
- Views: 159901
The proposed chip (MKL27Z256*) does not have any special capacitive sensing hardware module (this is really very similar chip as the one in Teensy LC). {The K20 family, think Teensy 3.x/MCHCK/InputClubKeyboard, does have *a* capsense module, the hardware module is called TSI.} {So any capacitive sen...
- 29 May 2016, 20:32
- Forum: Workshop
- Topic: Can we design the teensy alternative for keyboards?
- Replies: 808
- Views: 159901
- 28 May 2016, 23:36
- Forum: Workshop
- Topic: kb45p - 45% prototype board (ALPS supported)
- Replies: 111
- Views: 25401
Ad 1): the 'dfu-util' part should be modified to point to where the dfu-util program is. (See e.g. here .) The 'default-fw.bin' should either be the full path to where the firmware you're trying to flash is (e.g. 'C:\Users\<your_username>\Desktop\firmware.bin'), or you can run the command when your ...
- 26 May 2016, 16:29
- Forum: Workshop
- Topic: Is it possible to swap a Mini USB with Micro USB?
- Replies: 24
- Views: 19851
Ah, sorry Cookie, this thread slipped through my Spy feed. Unfortunately I haven't seen any micro sockets with mini footprint... It may be possible to create a custom super-thin PCB which would carry the micro USB and solder to the mini footprint ... but I think that for practical purposes it is bet...
- 24 May 2016, 12:05
- Forum: Workshop
- Topic: Can we design the teensy alternative for keyboards?
- Replies: 808
- Views: 159901
- 23 May 2016, 08:57
- Forum: Workshop
- Topic: TMK code help please!
- Replies: 10
- Views: 6273
That error refers to this.
- 22 May 2016, 19:10
- Forum: Workshop
- Topic: TMK code help please!
- Replies: 10
- Views: 6273
- 22 May 2016, 08:47
- Forum: Workshop
- Topic: TMK code help please!
- Replies: 10
- Views: 6273
You current error is caused by this: In your keymap_common.h: K5F, K5G, K5H, \ ) { \ { KC_##K00, KC_NO , KC_##K02, KC_##K03, KC_##K04, KC_##K05, KC_##K06, KC_##K07, KC_##K08, KC_##K09, KC_NO , KC_##K0B, KC_##K0C, KC_##K0D, KC_##K0E, KC_##K0F, KC_##K0G, KC_##K0H }, \ There should be no comma after 'K...
- 21 May 2016, 09:03
- Forum: Workshop
- Topic: How to build your very own keyboard firmware
- Replies: 711
- Views: 361988
failed make: *** [obj_gh60_lufa/keymap_poker.o] Error 1 above it there are a whole bunch of lines telling me that many of my keys are undeclared This is not the actual error, just a message that the compilation failed. The actual problem is printed above this message. If you want someone here to tr...
- 21 May 2016, 00:35
- Forum: Workshop
- Topic: TMK keyboard firmware collection
- Replies: 339
- Views: 191924
- 20 May 2016, 13:24
- Forum: Workshop
- Topic: TMK keyboard firmware collection
- Replies: 339
- Views: 191924
Need to also interpret the 'D(..)' and 'U(..)'. Forget where the docs are; but from memory 'D' is for 'down', 'U' is for 'up', 'T' is for 'tap' (='down'+pause+'up'). So that macro does 'press down alt+tab' (and keep pressed) when FN8 is pressed down, and 'release the tab' when FN8 is released {not s...
- 20 May 2016, 11:40
- Forum: Workshop
- Topic: kb45p - 45% prototype board (ALPS supported)
- Replies: 111
- Views: 25401
Looks good, although I can't confirm the distances.
The KLE layouts are: for split spacebar and for normal spacebar.
The KLE layouts are: for split spacebar and for normal spacebar.
- 20 May 2016, 11:36
- Forum: Workshop
- Topic: TMK keyboard firmware collection
- Replies: 339
- Views: 191924
Macros are done via FN , so you assign FN8 in that example. The parameter in the ACTION_MACRO is just a number, but using labels is helpful. In the definition - this gets called both when FN8 is pressed (then record->event.pressed is true) and then FN8 is released (then it's false). The definitions ...
- 19 May 2016, 08:41
- Forum: Workshop
- Topic: kb45p - 45% prototype board (ALPS supported)
- Replies: 111
- Views: 25401
You have one more dfu-capable device attached (some bluetooth things are), so you need to select the right one (as you've figured out). I would go with specifying the VID:PID (that should be most reliable):
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