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geekhack Projects => Making Stuff Together! => Topic started by: Vilhjalmr on Tue, 10 December 2019, 20:14:28
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I am trying to build my first custom keyboard, and wanted to use kiibohd controller. I have a teensy 3.6, and so setup my build environment, set the chip to mk66fx1m0, and built successfully, loads to the teensy fine, and if I give it code to flash the debug LED, it does, but windows wont detect the keyboard (Device Descriptor Request Failed). If I flash the blink test back on, it shows up as a serial device fine. Not sure if my build is the issue, a windows problem, or if teensy 3.6 isnt really supported yet.
Has anybody done a kiibohd controller on teensy 3.6 that would be willing to share their hex file so I can verify it isn't my build setup being wrong?
Or have any other ideas? I am new to this hobby, though I am a programmer.
Thanks for any ideas you have.
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may sound silly, but, unplug & plug back in after flashing. you can probably do it in the software, but you know, windows can be funny at times.
i know kiibohd is a rather new project (compared to QMK). search around the forum for threads about kiibohd. i'll probably be looking into kiibohd for a project in the near future, but i haven't messed with it yet.
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The physical replug was one of my first attempts, is normally a good attempt :) From digging in more, it seems like the teensy 3.6 support hasn't really been fully put into kiibohd yet. I have a 3.2 on the way to see if that works.
Will let you know.
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Cool. Thanks. Yes, definitely keep.us posted.