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Finkey:
Thanks for the reply. i decided to give it a shot and modified the threekeyboard file and got the all the keys to work.
 Here is the modified file. http://pastebin.com/dLGmJ5b1 the led on the back is not configured corretly.

suicidal_orange:
I made a config for this in the EasyAVR thread but no-one confirmed it worked (or not) and I don't have a board to test.

I had the LEDs as all being on separate pins - does this work?


--- Code: ---led_definition = [
    ('1', 'Unassigned'),
    ('2', 'Unassigned'),
    ('3', 'Unassigned'),
    ('4', 'Unassigned'),
    ('5', 'Unassigned'),
    ('6', 'Unassigned'),
    ('Underglow?', 'Unassigned')
]

led_hardware = [
#       Port    Pin    Direction
    ( REF_PORTC, 6, LED_DRIVER_PULLDOWN ),
    ( REF_PORTB, 6, LED_DRIVER_PULLDOWN ),
    ( REF_PORTB, 4, LED_DRIVER_PULLDOWN ),
    ( REF_PORTD, 5, LED_DRIVER_PULLDOWN ),
    ( REF_PORTD, 2, LED_DRIVER_PULLDOWN ),
    ( REF_PORTD, 3, LED_DRIVER_PULLDOWN ),
    ( REF_PORTC, 4, LED_DRIVER_PULLDOWN )
]

backlighting = True

bl_modes = [
    ( 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0 ),
    ( 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1 ),
    ( 0, 1, 0, 1, 1, 1 )
]

--- End code ---

Finkey:
wow, i wish i used the seach function more before i started measuring and screwing arrownd.
My board dosen't have the LEDs yet, i will solder some and test it during the weekend.

Finkey:
i just soldered some leds to my board and was unable to make them work. i did some measuring and all the leds have a common anode that is connected to the power line and each anode is connected to its own pin on the microcontroller with a 470ohm resistor. the assigned pins on the config file seems to be correct.

suicidal_orange:
Well they default to off so you might want to change the top line to 1,1,1 etc, unless you assigned a key to switch them on?

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