Working with QMK

[Axiomatik]

I recently purchased a Sentraq S60-X RGB and have loved the flexibility the QMK provides, however I have a few open questions about how to work with QMK.

1. What are the default RGB keycodes ( Fn+z/x/c) for Sentraq?

2. How do I save my progress in QMK so that I can easily make revisions without having to start over each time? I'm still learning what I want my layout to be and I don't want to have to create a new layout from scratch each time.

3. When loading the new hex file, must I reset the keyboard each time? Meaning I would have to reinstall the driver via FLIP

Thanks,

Axiomatik

[tk]

1. This might help with the default keycodes, specifically the _SFX layer. Maybe customize that keymap.c to suit your needs? (I suggest brackets.io if you're in need of a decent text editor)


2. settings / save configuration — This will save a .json file to your computer. next time you want to make changes, click upload at the initial screen.

disclaimer: Seems to be a slight bug with this feature, as i've had to upload the .json a couple times for it to load at all.


3 – May or may not be helpful, but I've been flashing an AMJ60 with QMK Flasher, and all I've done is press reset on the PCB, then flash the hex file. Flashing the sentraq may be different, though.

[Axiomatik]

1. This might help with the default keycodes, specifically the _SFX layer. Maybe customize that keymap.c to suit your needs? (I suggest brackets.io if you're in need of a decent text editor)


2. settings / save configuration — This will save a .json file to your computer. next time you want to make changes, click upload at the initial screen.

disclaimer: Seems to be a slight bug with this feature, as i've had to upload the .json a couple times for it to load at all.


3 – May or may not be helpful, but I've been flashing an AMJ60 with QMK Flasher, and all I've done is press reset on the PCB, then flash the hex file. Flashing the sentraq may be different, though.

This seems very helpful!! Thank you.

Still would like to know what RBG codes to use, but being able to rev will at least make guess and check possible.