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Good work so far! Look forward to the final thing :thumb:
Looking good. Thats alot of FN's. :))
I find this super-interesting, as I am a die-hard on both the things this satisfies, from split ergonomics and also F row and nav cluster and not having a numpad there to run into your mouse hand. If you want, I can show you my two-keyboard setup which I emulate what you're doing here with - I really want to see how this turns out. I've seen a ton of NEARLY-normal split TKL designs, but they always gotta screw with stuff. If I can ever buy a metal plate-split-TKL, I will be on it in a heartbeat. I may take a couple of ebay keyboards and a jigsaw and do a handwire. Yours will still be nicer. <3
Looks fantastic. Would you mind posting the case CAD files?
Thanks,
TD
How are you getting the two halves to talk to each other?
Well, teh easiet way is to use an hdmi breakout board, as HDMI has enough pins to allow direct connection. The other method is to use I believe an I/O extender chip from Microchip, the extender chip is linked to the controller through 2 wire cable, so a mini jack cable and connectors are enough , it uses the I2C protocol. I don't know anything more about it.
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