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geekhack Community => Keyboards => Topic started by: Phenix on Mon, 04 April 2016, 11:33:49
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Hello
I was about ordering this
https://deskthority.net/group-buys-f50/60-ver-china-pcb-plate-and-plastic-case-t12996.html
Does it use a Teensy?
how can I program this? I found an web-interface, but its CHinese + will not accept my layout (basically ISO+split Right-shift)
Is it possible to use the Infinity 60% layout configurator? (Its graphical, so even easier)
Thanks for help
Is there any way to use
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The easiest way is to use EasyAVR (see the thread in “Making Stuff Together! (https://geekhack.org/index.php?topic=51252.0)) then you'll need to flash the .hex file. How to do that depends on your operating system...
[edit] thread discussing flashing in Windows (https://geekhack.org/index.php?topic=66624.0)
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thanks!
Does it recognizes the keyboard itself or just select..?
How can I split the Rightshift?
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You chose your board from a list. If you want a split shift and ISO go with the 'all keys' option at the bottom and set both keys that would cover an ISO enter to be enter, just to be sure. Also note that the standard 2u backspace is the key one in from the edge :thumb:
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will check the program later.
On bottom of first post were to other prorgrams - which of them are using / liking the most?
Can I save my config on my HDD or is it written directly onto the keyboard?
Is one of those with an dark mode? (white text/dark background?)
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I don't have the board you're looking at and haven't played with the other firmwares, but EasyAVR really is easy. I also use Linux so am not much help with flashing in windows if those were the programs you were asking about...
Whichever firmware you chose the layout will be stored on the board but you can save the settings to tweak and rebuild later.
I doubt any of the programs have a dark mode but they may use your system's colours - you'll have to give them a try.
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looks like easy AVR uses system style - so its dark :))
How can I assing German keys like "ö.ä"..?
Is there a hidden menu..?
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German keys don't exist - the codes the keyboard sends are converted to the language you have set in your OS. Pretend you're on UK ISO to work out the two NON_US key labels, the rest will just work :)
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ok.. im on German ISO (DE)
Will try to figure out
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Forgot to mention - if you click a key on screen then press one on your keyboard it will assign it.
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I have that PCB and I used TMK to reflash it with a split backspace and a split right shift. It works great!
I can walk you through it if you need help.
+1 to Orange about the german characters.
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setting up anything is (at least the basics) quite easy.
BUt is it normal that's not in Full-screen-mode? (If I need to assign keys via scancodes from the drop-down menu, I cant because it stops somewhere (there are more entrys above. but to reach them I need to move the window to the bottom of screen ;/ )