had some fun with this one
removed the useless and outdated sdl connectors
programmed it to my custom layout, same as on all my matrix boards.
one is an internal teensy, one is mounted externally because I needed the right side cable to run straight left to avoid interfering with other things in front. As you can see from the state of the keycaps, this is an ongoing project that I don't have time to really carry to fruition. Next step is obviously bluetooth adapter.
Am not drilling holes in the casing yet. I want to avoid blasphemies like that whenever possible.
The metal plates are in superb condition, but I really don't think another 10 years in tropical weather would be good for them. When I have time I must do my usual rustoleum thing.
Here is an example of what I did, with fanpeople's kind assistance with getting a function layer programmed. Note that you can't start with Layer 1.
My own layout is 'eccentric' but the original layout, whether blue or gray label, does start with a w e r backslash u, from top left.
#layout for teensy-enabled Model F 50 key left side
#note that the mod key, for enabling extra function layer, is called fn2 and has scancode 0x32
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a 1
w 2
e 3
r 4
backslash 5
u 6
i esc
o printscreen
semicolon scroll_lock
pad_period pause
z tab
x q
c g
v f
enter p
m w
comma insert
l home
period left_brace
slash right_brace
1 backspace
2 r
3 a
4 s
f10 t
7 d
8 delete
9 end
0 f5
quote back_quote
lshift lshift
f1 z
f2 x
5 v
f9 c
6 k
equal lgui
f8 up
left_brace f6
minus backslash
lctrl lctrl
lalt page_up
f3 page_down
t lalt
backspace enter
y space
right_brace fn2
f6 down
f7 app
h caps_lock
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remapblock
right_brace FN2
endblock
layerblock
FN2 2
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remapblock
layer 2
a f1
w f2
e f3
r f4
backslash f5
u f6
lalt left
f3 right
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