Easy AVR USB Keyboard Firmware and Keymapper

[puissance]

Hello everyone,  I just got myself a red scarf III 96. Is there anyway to get this supported on Easy AVR?  I would really like to get macros onto my board and I've been steuggling trying to understand TMK - so I'm hoping I could use Easy AVR instead. 

[metalliqaz]

Hello everyone,  I just got myself a red scarf III 96. Is there anyway to get this supported on Easy AVR?  I would really like to get macros onto my board and I've been steuggling trying to understand TMK - so I'm hoping I could use Easy AVR instead.

The most important thing is that it uses one of the supported AVR microcontrollers with DFU.  If TMK has support that's a good sign.

Edit: yeah, here is the code: https://github.com/kairyu/tmk_keyboard_custom/tree/master/keyboard/RedScarfIII
However it would take some effort to write up the config file for EasyAVR.  Also, the RGB support would require hacking the firmware (C code)

[puissance]

Thanks for the response

Are there any guides on how to make the config file and is that something the average person with no programming experience can do?

[metalliqaz]

Thanks for the response

Are there any guides on how to make the config file and is that something the average person with no programming experience can do?

There is a guide of sorts

It can be a lot of work to support a new board, but it's all right there in plain text.  You have to know a lot about the board you are supporting.

I can help with this process, but it takes close coordination because I don't own this hardware to test with.  It usually requires that you load a series of test builds over the course of a few days.

[johnthedong]

Any luck on the viper v2 board? I'm willing to test out stuff I think the hardware should be the same as the old viper (atmega32u4).

[metalliqaz]

Any luck on the viper v2 board? I'm willing to test out stuff I think the hardware should be the same as the old viper (atmega32u4).

If I ever worked on Viper 2 back in the day, I've since forgotten about it.  I you find other code that supports it, such as TMK, I can usually help you get a port going.

[holtenc]

I've been trying to get Easy AVR working for my minivan but to no avail. Personally I don't care for the online config tool and I love easy avr. has anyone got a .PY they'd be willing to share. I would be interested to see how it differs from mine. Thanks.

edit- Ive figured it out.

[metalliqaz]

What's a minivan?

[TalkingTree]

What's a minivan?

This is a minivan.

[Helspong]

I'm in the process of learning EasyAVR since I've ordered a gh60 satan and som stuff to build my first diy-keyboard.
Most of the basic stuff is easy to figure out, but I am having some trouble understanding other things. So I thought I'd just drop by here and ask my questions to see if I can get some help.
These are some of the questions that have popped up in my mind when looking at the program for the first time:

Is the "App" button the same as the physical FN key? If I understand things correct the SCANCODE_FN is the first layer rather than the FN key. I am now pretty sure that the first layer is the same thing as holding down the FN key.

How do I use SpaceFN? Do I set the key to FN then Tap key HID_KEYBOARD_SC_SPACE ?

How do I bind Macro 1 to let's say L_Shift+L_Ctrl+X or something like that. Binding one key to multiple key presses.

Can i bind a key to an ASCII-code?

What does the checkboxes "With mods" mean?


Thanks in advance.

[metalliqaz]

What's a minivan?

This is a minivan.

Nice. Well, if you have it working, post the file or send a pull request on github so it can be added to the distribution.

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[metalliqaz]

I'm in the process of learning EasyAVR since I've ordered a gh60 satan and som stuff to build my first diy-keyboard.
Most of the basic stuff is easy to figure out, but I am having some trouble understanding other things. So I thought I'd just drop by here and ask my questions to see if I can get some help.
These are some of the questions that have popped up in my mind when looking at the program for the first time:

Is the "App" button the same as the physical FN key? If I understand things correct the SCANCODE_FN is the first layer rather than the FN key. I am now pretty sure that the first layer is the same thing as holding down the FN key.

How do I use SpaceFN? Do I set the key to FN then Tap key HID_KEYBOARD_SC_SPACE ?

Yes, that's it.

How do I bind Macro 1 to let's say L_Shift+L_Ctrl+X or something like that. Binding one key to multiple key presses.

You can't do that.  Remember to separate what the keyboard does and what your computer does.  Ctrl+Shift+X is interpreted by your computer.  Some programs may have that combination bound to some action, others may not, but it's valid combination that your computer will notice.  If you want to bind something other than X to your X key, then you should use a Fn key and put it on the corresponding layer.

Can i bind a key to an ASCII-code?

Yes, put the code into a macro and bind the macro key.

What does the checkboxes "With mods" mean?


Thanks in advance.

It means that you can tell the keyboard to virtually hold down a modifier when you press the key.

[Helspong]

Thank you very much for answering my questions metalliqaz, much appreciated.

This may be far fetched, but is there any way of testing the layout within the software? It would be nice to be able to use it as a "virtual keyboard" to make sure everything works as intended before you program the firmware to your keyboard (or as in my case where I have not yet received the pcb).

[metalliqaz]

Thank you very much for answering my questions metalliqaz, much appreciated.

This may be far fetched, but is there any way of testing the layout within the software? It would be nice to be able to use it as a "virtual keyboard" to make sure everything works as intended before you program the firmware to your keyboard (or as in my case where I have not yet received the pcb).

That is outside the scope of the project.  While technically possible, it won't be implemented  because it would take far too much effort to implement

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[Helspong]

Thank you very much for answering my questions metalliqaz, much appreciated.

This may be far fetched, but is there any way of testing the layout within the software? It would be nice to be able to use it as a "virtual keyboard" to make sure everything works as intended before you program the firmware to your keyboard (or as in my case where I have not yet received the pcb).

That is outside the scope of the project.  While technically possible, it won't be implemented  because it would take far too much effort to implement

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Ok, I understand.

Is it possible to set the default led brightness to 0/disable (instead of just from 1/lowest to 16/highest brightness)? I got my keyboard connected to my monitor and each time i turn the monitor on the leds turns on, but I want to have them turned off all the time. I just installed them to get some more soldering experience.

[blacka66]

Easyavr, boot can not enter the password, can not press "Del" into bios, what is the solution?

[orpheo]

May I request support for Satan gh60 and Amj Pad please?

[Tactile]

Easyavr, boot can not enter the password, can not press "Del" into bios, what is the solution?

If you have N-key rollover enabled, try turning it off. A lot of computers don't like N-key rollover at boot.

[blacka66]

Easyavr, boot can not enter the password, can not press "Del" into bios, what is the solution?

If you have N-key rollover enabled, try turning it off. A lot of computers don't like N-key rollover at boot.

N-key ,how to turn off?  please

[metalliqaz]

Thank you very much for answering my questions metalliqaz, much appreciated.

This may be far fetched, but is there any way of testing the layout within the software? It would be nice to be able to use it as a "virtual keyboard" to make sure everything works as intended before you program the firmware to your keyboard (or as in my case where I have not yet received the pcb).

That is outside the scope of the project.  While technically possible, it won't be implemented  because it would take far too much effort to implement

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Ok, I understand.

Is it possible to set the default led brightness to 0/disable (instead of just from 1/lowest to 16/highest brightness)? I got my keyboard connected to my monitor and each time i turn the monitor on the leds turns on, but I want to have them turned off all the time. I just installed them to get some more soldering experience.

You can set the default backlight enable to disable backlights.

[metalliqaz]

Easyavr, boot can not enter the password, can not press "Del" into bios, what is the solution?

This is a known bug.  I have been meaning to fix this for a long time.  To work around it, disable NKRO.

[metalliqaz]

May I request support for Satan gh60 and Amj Pad please?

Don't we already support the Satan?

Anyway, I don't have either of those boards, so I would require someone to contribute support for it.  It's really pretty easy as long as you know what the hardware is. 

[metalliqaz]

Easyavr, boot can not enter the password, can not press "Del" into bios, what is the solution?

If you have N-key rollover enabled, try turning it off. A lot of computers don't like N-key rollover at boot.

N-key ,how to turn off?  please

Use the config console.  There are help files included with EasyAVR that explain how to use it.

[Helspong]

Thank you very much for answering my questions metalliqaz, much appreciated.

This may be far fetched, but is there any way of testing the layout within the software? It would be nice to be able to use it as a "virtual keyboard" to make sure everything works as intended before you program the firmware to your keyboard (or as in my case where I have not yet received the pcb).

That is outside the scope of the project.  While technically possible, it won't be implemented  because it would take far too much effort to implement

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Ok, I understand.

Is it possible to set the default led brightness to 0/disable (instead of just from 1/lowest to 16/highest brightness)? I got my keyboard connected to my monitor and each time i turn the monitor on the leds turns on, but I want to have them turned off all the time. I just installed them to get some more soldering experience.

You can set the default backlight enable to disable backlights.

That's what I've tried to do. I've checked the config console and I found both "default dimmer level" and "set default backlight enable". But I dont find the option to disable it. I can only enter values between 1 and 16 on both settings.

[metalliqaz]

that's right. you need to find the enable value for "all off"

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[blacka66]

Easyavr, boot can not enter the password, can not press "Del" into bios, what is the solution?

If you have N-key rollover enabled, try turning it off. A lot of computers don't like N-key rollover at boot.

N-key ,how to turn off?  please

Use the config console.  There are help files included with EasyAVR that explain how to use it.

Turn off N-Key is OK，thanks.

There is a problem, vol +, vol-, mute are invalid in windows xp? What is the problem?

[saab__gobbler]

So I seem to have messed up my SixKeyBoard using this =/ I was just trying to get the LEDs enabled, but now it's unresponsive after attempting to flash it. Every time I try to flash my layout it says "Address out of range". So I'm guessing the hex file it created is too large? How do I fix this?

[metalliqaz]

Easyavr, boot can not enter the password, can not press "Del" into bios, what is the solution?

If you have N-key rollover enabled, try turning it off. A lot of computers don't like N-key rollover at boot.

N-key ,how to turn off?  please

Use the config console.  There are help files included with EasyAVR that explain how to use it.

Turn off N-Key is OK，thanks.

There is a problem, vol +, vol-, mute are invalid in windows xp? What is the problem?

EasyAVR implements a media spec that was introduced in Windows 7.  That's probably why it doesn't work.  I don't have a Windows XP PC to test it on that platform.

[metalliqaz]

So I seem to have messed up my SixKeyBoard using this =/ I was just trying to get the LEDs enabled, but now it's unresponsive after attempting to flash it. Every time I try to flash my layout it says "Address out of range". So I'm guessing the hex file it created is too large? How do I fix this?

hmmm. i will need to look into this.  the 6key has never been tested.  im glad you are giving it a whirl.  have successfully programmed any easyavr firmware to it?

[saab__gobbler]

So I seem to have messed up my SixKeyBoard using this =/ I was just trying to get the LEDs enabled, but now it's unresponsive after attempting to flash it. Every time I try to flash my layout it says "Address out of range". So I'm guessing the hex file it created is too large? How do I fix this?

hmmm. i will need to look into this.  the 6key has never been tested.  im glad you are giving it a whirl.  have successfully programmed any easyavr firmware to it?

No, it failed on the first try & erased the default firmware in the process. It just shows up as an ATmega16u2 DFU now. Here is a readout of what I get when trying to program it using flip:

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Running task "Upload to USB AVR with Flip"

The keyboard should be in bootloader mode prior to programming.
If the bootloader has not been activated then the programmer will
not be able to connect and the process will fail.  Activate the
bootloader by using the BOOT key (if it is programmed) or use the
reset switch on your microcontroller.  If the process fails, make
sure the keyboard is in bootloader mode and then try again.

C:\Program Files (x86)\Atmel\Flip 3.4.7\bin\batchisp.exe -device atmega16u2 -hardware USB -operation onfail abort loadbuffer D:\Downloads\Compressed\easykeymap_windows_2_05_04\sixkeyboard_led.hex memory FLASH erase F blankcheck program verify start reset 0
Running batchisp 1.2.5 on Sun Apr 23 18:51:46 2017



ATMEGA16U2 - USB - USB/DFU


Device selection....................... PASS
Hardware selection..................... PASS
Opening port........................... PASS
Reading Bootloader version............. PASS 1.0.0
Parsing HEX file....................... FAIL Address is out of range.
ISP done.
Edit: and with dfu-programmer:

Code: [Select]

Running task "Upload to USB AVR with dfu-programmer"

The keyboard should be in bootloader mode prior to programming.
If the bootloader has not been activated then the programmer will
not be able to connect and the process will fail.  Activate the
bootloader by using the BOOT key (if it is programmed) or use the
reset switch on your microcontroller.  If the process fails, make
sure the keyboard is in bootloader mode and then try again.

D:\Downloads\Compressed\easykeymap_windows_2_05_04\exttools/dfu-programmer.exe atmega16u2 erase
Checking memory from 0x0 to 0x2FFF...  Not blank at 0x1.
Erasing flash...  Success
Checking memory from 0x0 to 0x2FFF...  Empty.
D:\Downloads\Compressed\easykeymap_windows_2_05_04\exttools/dfu-programmer.exe atmega16u2 flash D:\Downloads\Compressed\easykeymap_windows_2_05_04\sixkeyboard_led.hex
Bootloader and code overlap.
Use --suppress-bootloader-mem to ignore
D:\Downloads\Compressed\easykeymap_windows_2_05_04\exttools/dfu-programmer.exe atmega16u2 reset

[metalliqaz]

So I seem to have messed up my SixKeyBoard using this =/ I was just trying to get the LEDs enabled, but now it's unresponsive after attempting to flash it. Every time I try to flash my layout it says "Address out of range". So I'm guessing the hex file it created is too large? How do I fix this?

hmmm. i will need to look into this.  the 6key has never been tested.  im glad you are giving it a whirl.  have successfully programmed any easyavr firmware to it?

No, it failed on the first try & erased the default firmware in the process. It just shows up as an ATmega16u2 DFU now. Here is a readout of what I get when trying to program it using flip:

Code: [Select]

Running task "Upload to USB AVR with Flip"

The keyboard should be in bootloader mode prior to programming.
If the bootloader has not been activated then the programmer will
not be able to connect and the process will fail.  Activate the
bootloader by using the BOOT key (if it is programmed) or use the
reset switch on your microcontroller.  If the process fails, make
sure the keyboard is in bootloader mode and then try again.

C:\Program Files (x86)\Atmel\Flip 3.4.7\bin\batchisp.exe -device atmega16u2 -hardware USB -operation onfail abort loadbuffer D:\Downloads\Compressed\easykeymap_windows_2_05_04\sixkeyboard_led.hex memory FLASH erase F blankcheck program verify start reset 0
Running batchisp 1.2.5 on Sun Apr 23 18:51:46 2017



ATMEGA16U2 - USB - USB/DFU


Device selection....................... PASS
Hardware selection..................... PASS
Opening port........................... PASS
Reading Bootloader version............. PASS 1.0.0
Parsing HEX file....................... FAIL Address is out of range.
ISP done.
Edit: and with dfu-programmer:

Code: [Select]

Running task "Upload to USB AVR with dfu-programmer"

The keyboard should be in bootloader mode prior to programming.
If the bootloader has not been activated then the programmer will
not be able to connect and the process will fail.  Activate the
bootloader by using the BOOT key (if it is programmed) or use the
reset switch on your microcontroller.  If the process fails, make
sure the keyboard is in bootloader mode and then try again.

D:\Downloads\Compressed\easykeymap_windows_2_05_04\exttools/dfu-programmer.exe atmega16u2 erase
Checking memory from 0x0 to 0x2FFF...  Not blank at 0x1.
Erasing flash...  Success
Checking memory from 0x0 to 0x2FFF...  Empty.
D:\Downloads\Compressed\easykeymap_windows_2_05_04\exttools/dfu-programmer.exe atmega16u2 flash D:\Downloads\Compressed\easykeymap_windows_2_05_04\sixkeyboard_led.hex
Bootloader and code overlap.
Use --suppress-bootloader-mem to ignore
D:\Downloads\Compressed\easykeymap_windows_2_05_04\exttools/dfu-programmer.exe atmega16u2 reset

Okay thanks.  I'll get this fixed right up and you'll be up and running no problem.  It appears I allowed the build to become too large.  I need to put a new check into the build process.  I'll report back soon.

[saab__gobbler]

Okay thanks.  I'll get this fixed right up and you'll be up and running no problem.  It appears I allowed the build to become too large.  I need to put a new check into the build process.  I'll report back soon.

Awesome! Thanks so much! =]

[metalliqaz]

Okay thanks.  I'll get this fixed right up and you'll be up and running no problem.  It appears I allowed the build to become too large.  I need to put a new check into the build process.  I'll report back soon.

Awesome! Thanks so much! =]

Okay, I've confirmed.  The ATmega16U2 build is too big by 78 bytes.  I'll find something unnecessary to trim.

[metalliqaz]

Okay there is a new release 2.5.5.  That should work.

[saab__gobbler]

Okay there is a new release 2.5.5.  That should work.

Wow! That was absurdly fast, thanks so much! I'll let you know how it goes =]

[saab__gobbler]

ok so flashing succeeds now, the rear LED lights up & it is recognized as an easyavr keyboard, but none of the switches are working & neither are the switch LEDs =/

edit: I'm a dipsh*t, i soldered the LEDs in backwards, switches still aren't assigning though

[metalliqaz]

ok so flashing succeeds now, the rear LED lights up & it is recognized as an easyavr keyboard, but none of the switches are working & neither are the switch LEDs =/

edit: I'm a dipsh*t, i soldered the LEDs in backwards, switches still aren't assigning though

Alright, are you sure your swich LEDs are soldered in correctly?

[saab__gobbler]

ok so flashing succeeds now, the rear LED lights up & it is recognized as an easyavr keyboard, but none of the switches are working & neither are the switch LEDs =/

edit: I'm a dipsh*t, i soldered the LEDs in backwards, switches still aren't assigning though

Alright, are you sure your swich LEDs are soldered in correctly?

Yah the LEDs were backwards, turning them around worked. Switches are in fine, just not being assigned.

[metalliqaz]

ok so flashing succeeds now, the rear LED lights up & it is recognized as an easyavr keyboard, but none of the switches are working & neither are the switch LEDs =/

edit: I'm a dipsh*t, i soldered the LEDs in backwards, switches still aren't assigning though

Alright, are you sure your swich LEDs are soldered in correctly?

Yah the LEDs were backwards, turning them around worked. Switches are in fine, just not being assigned.

Yeah I think the config file is wrong.  Are you using the windows binary or are you running from source?

[Helspong]

I am curious to why I cannot get this macro working:
Med v\ALT(132)nlig  h\ALT(132)lsning,

It is supposed to output: Med vänlig hälsning, (Best regards, in Swedish)

Instead this is the output:



It seems the first ascii-code comes out right, but the second doesnt.


Edit: I solved it by entering ' instead of the ascii code, which is where ä is located on a keyboard with a swedish layouy. But it would still be nice to know why the ascii codes did not work.

[saab__gobbler]

ok so flashing succeeds now, the rear LED lights up & it is recognized as an easyavr keyboard, but none of the switches are working & neither are the switch LEDs =/

edit: I'm a dipsh*t, i soldered the LEDs in backwards, switches still aren't assigning though

Alright, are you sure your swich LEDs are soldered in correctly?

Yah the LEDs were backwards, turning them around worked. Switches are in fine, just not being assigned.

Yeah I think the config file is wrong.  Are you using the windows binary or are you running from source?

Windows binary, but I can install it on my linux machine if the command line output would help you.

[metalliqaz]

I am curious to why I cannot get this macro working:
Med v\ALT(132)nlig  h\ALT(132)lsning,

It is supposed to output: Med vänlig hälsning, (Best regards, in Swedish)

Instead this is the output:

Show Image

It seems the first ascii-code comes out right, but the second doesnt.


Edit: I solved it by entering ' instead of the ascii code, which is where ä is located on a keyboard with a swedish layouy. But it would still be nice to know why the ascii codes did not work.

I just tried it on my keyboard, and I got the same problem.  I'd really like to know what's going on too.  If I put spaces around the second altcode i get the umlaut.  Not sure why being next to different letters makes it screw up like that.  I'll look into it.

[metalliqaz]

ok so flashing succeeds now, the rear LED lights up & it is recognized as an easyavr keyboard, but none of the switches are working & neither are the switch LEDs =/

edit: I'm a dipsh*t, i soldered the LEDs in backwards, switches still aren't assigning though

Alright, are you sure your swich LEDs are soldered in correctly?

Yah the LEDs were backwards, turning them around worked. Switches are in fine, just not being assigned.

Yeah I think the config file is wrong.  Are you using the windows binary or are you running from source?

Windows binary, but I can install it on my linux machine if the command line output would help you.

I'll give you a test build with a slightly altered config file.

[metalliqaz]

I am curious to why I cannot get this macro working:
Med v\ALT(132)nlig  h\ALT(132)lsning,

It is supposed to output: Med vänlig hälsning, (Best regards, in Swedish)

Instead this is the output:

Show Image

It seems the first ascii-code comes out right, but the second doesnt.


Edit: I solved it by entering ' instead of the ascii code, which is where ä is located on a keyboard with a swedish layouy. But it would still be nice to know why the ascii codes did not work.

I found the problem.  The AVR is very short on RAM, so the buffer to send autokey data such as macros is only 8 characters.  It turns out that it lifts the modifier keys between filling up the buffer.  Your ALT code fell on the 16th character, which means it was lifting the ALT key between the 1 and the 32.  I will implement a fix.

[saab__gobbler]

ok so flashing succeeds now, the rear LED lights up & it is recognized as an easyavr keyboard, but none of the switches are working & neither are the switch LEDs =/

edit: I'm a dipsh*t, i soldered the LEDs in backwards, switches still aren't assigning though

Alright, are you sure your swich LEDs are soldered in correctly?

Yah the LEDs were backwards, turning them around worked. Switches are in fine, just not being assigned.

Yeah I think the config file is wrong.  Are you using the windows binary or are you running from source?

Windows binary, but I can install it on my linux machine if the command line output would help you.

I'll give you a test build with a slightly altered config file.

Sounds good! I'll let you know if it works once you post it =]

[metalliqaz]

ok so flashing succeeds now, the rear LED lights up & it is recognized as an easyavr keyboard, but none of the switches are working & neither are the switch LEDs =/

edit: I'm a dipsh*t, i soldered the LEDs in backwards, switches still aren't assigning though

Alright, are you sure your swich LEDs are soldered in correctly?

Yah the LEDs were backwards, turning them around worked. Switches are in fine, just not being assigned.

Yeah I think the config file is wrong.  Are you using the windows binary or are you running from source?

Windows binary, but I can install it on my linux machine if the command line output would help you.

I'll give you a test build with a slightly altered config file.

Sounds good! I'll let you know if it works once you post it =]

okay try Release v2.05.06 that was just posted.  See if it makes a difference. thanks.

[metalliqaz]

I am curious to why I cannot get this macro working:
Med v\ALT(132)nlig  h\ALT(132)lsning,

It is supposed to output: Med vänlig hälsning, (Best regards, in Swedish)

Instead this is the output:

Show Image

It seems the first ascii-code comes out right, but the second doesnt.


Edit: I solved it by entering ' instead of the ascii code, which is where ä is located on a keyboard with a swedish layouy. But it would still be nice to know why the ascii codes did not work.

The fix is in the new release.  Sorry it took a while; I have a baby, it keeps me busy.

[saab__gobbler]

ok so flashing succeeds now, the rear LED lights up & it is recognized as an easyavr keyboard, but none of the switches are working & neither are the switch LEDs =/

edit: I'm a dipsh*t, i soldered the LEDs in backwards, switches still aren't assigning though

Alright, are you sure your swich LEDs are soldered in correctly?

Yah the LEDs were backwards, turning them around worked. Switches are in fine, just not being assigned.

Yeah I think the config file is wrong.  Are you using the windows binary or are you running from source?

Windows binary, but I can install it on my linux machine if the command line output would help you.

I'll give you a test build with a slightly altered config file.

Sounds good! I'll let you know if it works once you post it =]

okay try Release v2.05.06 that was just posted.  See if it makes a difference. thanks.

Perfection! =D Thank you SO much for your help, I really appreciate it!

[Helspong]

I am curious to why I cannot get this macro working:
Med v\ALT(132)nlig  h\ALT(132)lsning,

It is supposed to output: Med vänlig hälsning, (Best regards, in Swedish)

Instead this is the output:

Show Image

It seems the first ascii-code comes out right, but the second doesnt.


Edit: I solved it by entering ' instead of the ascii code, which is where ä is located on a keyboard with a swedish layouy. But it would still be nice to know why the ascii codes did not work.

The fix is in the new release.  Sorry it took a while; I have a baby, it keeps me busy.

Yeah, babies tend to keep you busy. Thanks a bunch for keeping Easy AVR updated, it is much appreciated.

[Vibex]

Was wondering if there is any chance of this supporting GON's Nerd60 (and the other boards he stocks). He has a tool for custom layouts, but Easy AVR is way nicer, and it would be awesome if all my keyboards were editable with the same application.