Is my understanding that these features and more are not present in Kiibohd correct, or haven't I just not looked at the right parts? Are you sure you want to create this branch? This is a keyboard firmware based on the tmk_keyboard firmware with some useful features for Atmel AVR and ARM controllers, and more specifically, the OLKB product line, the ErgoDox EZ keyboard, and the Clueboard product line.. This readme now seems out of date: https://github.com/qmk/qmk_firmware/tree/master/keyboards/ergodox_infinity. Stuff like holding an f key to change a layer as long as I hold the key or tapping the f key to lock the layer (ACTION_LAYER_TAP_TOGGLE in tmk/qmk), running custom code on a key press (ACTION_FUNCTION_TAP) or having dual roles for a key, like ALT when held or APP when tapped (ALT_T(KC_APP) in qmk) seems to be missing in the Kiibohd firmware. Why QMK/VIA is one of the most essential features for a custom keyboar If you type a lot daily, like for emails, texts, photo editing, video editing, etc, you may want to make every keystroke as efficient as possible in order to be more productive. Both the WhiteFox and Infinity Ergodox hardware also support 100 fps animations. @profet23 You can test your keybord with my fork of tmk_firmware here. All-in-all, just better. You signed in with another tab or window. It uses a powerful Trigger:Result mapping idiom design to smoothly compile down into code that can be compiled for a microcontroller. The Infinity Ergodox support for normal keyboard functionality should be as stable as the QMK in general, and all basic and advanced features should work. When I originally setup support for Clueboard, I debated having a #define vs separate directories. sign in The easiest would definitely be this though: Maybe we can go that route for now, and work on combining them in the future. So, back in 2016 HaaTa began his port of the KLL firmware to x86. The bootloader is a separate program, and it can't be overwritten by the normal dfu-util tool. QMK also encompasses a suite of other tools, such as QMK Configurator and QMK Toolbox. Oh no. To compile natively for your platform, refer to the wiki. And none of them has even got a single comment by @tmk. Written for the infinity and infinity ergodox keyboards, Support for Teensy 2 (partial), Teensy 2.0++, Teensy 3.0, Teensy 3.1, aims to be easy to use as the name suggests, Compatible with a wide range of keyboards/PCBs, for example Costar replacements controllers, JD40, various Duck keyboards, Phantom, Very terse, abstract keyboard layout and wiring description, Uses C++17 templates to generate the code for your firmware, Set the output pins (typically columns) and the input pins (typically rows), Loop across the matrix, turning on one output pin and reading each input pin, Using the row/column position of the key, decide what to do (send keypress, change layers, whatever), If a key was pressed, add it to the buffer, When the whole matrix has been read, send the buffer over USB. Inputting trigger information is fairly straightforward as each trigger currently defines a scancode. It also seems to be much more community driven. I have some experience with writing layouts for tmk and qmk and compared to these, the Kiibohd firmware either lacks a lot of functionality or doesn't make it . The first would be, auto-downloading of dfu-util binaries. Much of the work on the case has been figuring out how to injection mold the bottom foot. Via is the original real-time QMK layout editor. This repo contains the KLL compiler source code. Macros not working on Ergodox infinity with Kiibohd Configurator 0 /r/mechanicalkeyboards . The difference is the bootloader and the connections. Adding VIA support to a keyboard is not particularly straight forward, but if you are interested in doing so and have good working knowledge of QMK, checkout MechMerlin's videos on his efforts to add VIA support to various boards. Then process one frame of LEDs, then onto the next strobe. JSON is used by both the configurator/KiiConf as well as host-side KLL to gather more information that is available to the KLL compiler, but not the final output generated by the KLL compiler. Manufacturing before Chinese Lunar New Year has put a damper on configurator development, but it should start to ramp-up again soon. My layout is pretty simple and doesn't contain any advanced functionality like dual-role keys etc. Eventually the key definition will be set to using the default layer. Are there any parts that you feel shouldn't be done? The long term goal for this, is to have this emulator communicate with the real keyboard in a way that let's you change keymaps on the emulator side, without having to flash the hardware. Allowing the user to only have to venture into the keyboard project folder makes a lot of sense.e. The Infinity Ergodox doesn't need it, and I'm pretty sure that the Infinity 60% could be implemented by ChibiOS instead if mbed, if someone wanted to add support for it. @fredizzimo Yes, sorry I wasn't more clear, but I've made the indicated edits to the file. The compiler is written in Python and is based on funcparserlib. This would allow for adding unit tests, and also making an emulator on the PC side. [macOS] Remove pointless linking to dylibs (, ARM DFU (APM32, Kiibohd, STM32, STM32duino) via, Windows 10 May 2019 Update or higher (earlier with. C functions). Your best bet would be to check with HaaTa from InputClub who helped with designing the Infinity Ergodox to see what the recovery options are on that board. The biggest chance of bricking it would probably be to flash it more than 10000 times, after which the flash memory might start to fail. Does anyone know of a way to enable layer aware RGB lighting in VIA? A generic visualization library, which makes it easy to add animations for LCD screens and LED backlight for example. As of 2021-08-10, ZMK has plenty of features but is not as fully featured as QMK and does not have an interactive layout editor. We update these two pieces separately as we qualify stable firmware for the configurator rather than just releasing the latest (and possibly unstable) firmware. Here is a brief rundown on what your code actually needs to do. I also must admit that I still haven't fully understood how I would actually write my own keymaps with the Kiibohd firmware, this probably adds to my confusion. The goal of this subreddit is to provide daily links to interesting mechanical keyboard content. Thats why software such as QMK/VIA or Vial exist and are getting popular. This would of course be a huge change, which would require careful testing, for which I would need help from the community, since I don't own any of the supported keyboards myself. As you requested, I will keep the refactoring quite minimal, and only restrict it to things that makes it easier to add ChibiOS support. Cheers. short vs. long triggers; full KLL 0.5 support). However, some capabilities trigger hardware that is not available to the shared library. @fredizzimo I would like to see a chibios_keyboards or arm_keyboards folder so I can drop my keymap there. The LEDs in any Input Club keyboard will not turn on until USB has been fully negotiated. I have made more keymap changes in a week than in months previously. Im building a Planck whenever drop ships it and I dont mind editing the keymap.c file, but am interested in this as well! Both were designed as protocol converters, and both started with the PJRC Teensy 2.0. A modular community keyboard firmware for everyone. Lately hes been really into using IronCAD. Open Source is very important to Input Club . Check out the video above demonstrating how to remap a Light Effect key on the top right corner of the Keychron K8 Pro keyboard to the Eject key with VIA software, so you can use a shortcut to put your Mac to sleep (Command-Option-Eject), or even remap the fn key with ease. They do not actually update your firmware. You first have to set up QMK, but that is really simple and quick. There's also a question of adding ChibiOS as a git subtree or submodule. This guide from pjrc may also be a good place to get started. VIA is a GUI for QMK. Press question mark to learn the rest of the keyboard shortcuts. That's why software such as QMK/VIA or Vial exist and are getting popular. However a sub module would keep the repository smaller. Licensing is done on a per-file basis. Soarer, hasu and dfj all conspired on the GeekHack IRC channel (#geekhack@irc.freenode.net) to develop what we know today as USB NKRO that works across Windows, Linux and macOS. But this seems like mission impossible. I will mostly need help with testing the LED support, since I didn't install LED's in my board. Use Git or checkout with SVN using the web URL. Before we dive into what VIA is, let's go over what QMK Firmware is first in case you're not sure. So the question is, can just compile the code with my layout and flash it, or should I better recreate my layout in Infinity's web configurator? Learn more. Any sort of combined repo would just be frustrating for both @tmk and the collaborators here (or maybe just me). Unless otherwise specified, we use GPLv3 for software and the CERN OHL v1.2 for things we work on. However I still haven't had time to properly fix the LCD and LED support(currently the right hand LCD stays on constantly while the left is dark). Features A "keymap" can be configured in Ruby which is a concise, readable and happy language RP2040 is the target platform microcontroller Do you have the file bootloader_defs.h in your directory? PS. I think I have the basis working, in my TMK fork as discussed here. Best of luck, hope this is not too late. However, the recommended method is using a Dockerfile. Check the text in either rules.mk in the keyboard folder (not keymap, I believe). They are usually a good deal for both beginners and enthusiasts because this line-up aims to cover most layouts from compact to full-size as well. Upon flashing the teensy with it I get usb device not recognized errors. Kiibohd Controller. keyboards. The biggest challenge moving the Infinity Ergodox support to the QMK firmware is that there's no support for ChibiOS at the moment. A generic visualization library, which makes it easy to add animations for LCD screens and LED backlight for example. @WishCow It is very, very unlikely that you will brick the keyboard. Note that by default, most keyboards do not have the VIA_ENABLE feature enabled. :-) Just saying. Is this a good idea? The cases of Input Club are designed by Over^Kill using IronCAD. Most of those are small ones, like warning fixes, which should have no reason to not being accepted. But the big thing is that the tmk_core doesn't support the customization point that I need. Written and maintained by /u/tartanllama, code available here. Removed it, same outcome. to use Codespaces. Kiibohd Configurator and Whitefox 0 /r/mechanicalkeyboards, 2021-05-17, 21:31:30 Permalink. Prior to the K-Type, the only heavy lifting the MCU had to do was scan keys, send updates to USB and occasionally update some peripherals (e.g. The review process would probably be a bit tighter than other pull requests, but otherwise there shouldn't be any difference. Work has been done to fix issues with KLL macros as well as some offset errors which were causing some keyboards to reset (yep, off by 1 bug). The support has been there for a while now closing, So it looks like there were a lot of directory changes recently in QMK, which has made things a bit confusing. Maybe newer versions are required. Either that, or we have to add back the onekey test keyboard for it. The biggest thing I've missed has been the easy of tweaking the layouts in QMK vs Kiibohd/KLL. Setting up a QMK build environment can be a bit complicated for some people, and while the QMK Configurator helps make this process easier, sometimes flashing a board with firmware can be tricky as well. --> Wiki <-- If you have questions start here. And thats it for this update! I definitely don't want to do as the TMK does by default, having the users copy the library into the right location manually. For the K-Type (and LED support) the KLL compiler was entirely rewritten as a multi-staged parsing compiler. tap-keys, short/long presses). The original goal was 30 fps . A small fork of dfu-util to maintain a macOS binary release of dfu-util. If nothing happens, download Xcode and try again. Both Travis-CI and Appveyor are used to automate the release generation. Inventor of KLL, main firmware engineer for Input Club, keyboard collector, measurer of force curves, Hako/Halo switch inventor and designer of keyboards at Input Club. While the firmware was originally based on the Teensy 2.0 and 3.0 codebases the original schematics and bootloader were forked from the McHCK project. Agreed. I have had six pull request open for almost one month now, and two more for the tmk_keyboard repository. I have an Infinity Ergodox Infinity from MassDrop/Input Club with LEDs installed. If that path is chosen, I would start by moving the mbed sdk to the chosen location. Be careful to not Brick your keyboard! The files can be opened using any 3d model/cad program that can work with .step files (e.g. Hi folks, let me know if you need any help with ChibiOS-related things (but I think Fred knows things better than me by now). And while all our code and designs are opensource and up on GitHub it can be overwhelming (even for engineers!) Also note that ChibiOS and ChibiOS-Contrib are already included here as subprojects, and should automatically be synced with Over^Kill also helped turn HaaTas proposed force curve in the final Hako and Halo switches. This is the old Windows GUI front-end for dfu-util. Posts advocating for or posting the links of Counterfeits / IP Infringing Content will be removed. At the moment the tmk core contains quite a bit of duplicated code for different controllers, and in many places the required hardware abstraction layer is missing. I just tried moving the infinity60 rules.mk file to a teensy3.2 layout setup. It was designed to handle both layout mapping as well as LED configuration for you keyboard. Soarer developed his own protocol converter for XT/AT/PS2/Terminal keyboards to USB (using a Teensy 2.0 or 2.0++). However, to fully utilize the RGBness of the K-Type a high frame rate required using the majority of the CPU time servicing animationsinstead of scanning for keypresses. How would I go about flashing the default ergodox infinty layout with QMK? Code written specifically for the Kiibohd Controller use the following licenses: This commit does not belong to any branch on this repository, and may belong to a fork outside of the repository. ChibiOS and Infinity Ergodox support for QMK, Add both Ergodox EZ and Infinity Ergodox as sub-projects of Ergodox, Swiss German layout for Ergodox EZ & Infinity, https://github.com/qmk/qmk_firmware/tree/master/keyboards/ergodox_infinity. Some considerations for minimum specs: It's possible to port chips with lower specs, but will be more effort and have fewer features. The RTOS kernel doesn't have to be actually used for TMK/QMK, but it offers some nice features IMO (so TMK uses it the way it's written now). It's also possible to destroy the eeprom, by having some kind of weird bug that continuously writes there. I'm comfortable using this format for boards other than the EZ: When we get the actual functioning structure down for other projects, @ezuk can check it out and see if it's something he wants to switch the EZ to :). Documentation. You can find the schematic for one of the later versions of the capsense controller on our GitHub (was originally hosted on Gitorious which closed) which was named DPH for dfj, parak and HaaTa. Activity is a relative number indicating how actively a project is being developed. Hasu's Alternative Controller Guide by RoastPotatoes, TMK Layer mapping guide by RoastPotatoes, Discussion, Written by /u/jetpacktuxedo for his microboard, Written and maintained by /u/metalliqaz, Main discussion/repository on Geekhack. I recently received an Infinity ErgoDox and I'm trying to figure out how to actually write layouts beyond the online configurator. At Keychron, we were motivated by the desire to create a mechanical keyboard that is versatile and affordable, we've penetrated these core concepts throughout our . But before doing that, I would like to refactor the existing code a bit. First off, introductions of the team are in order. But that's mostly for the custom led setting calls in the matrix scan. Or if were contributing back to another project, we maintain that license (and usually try to upstream changes). GitHub Download Usage Kiibohd_Configurator is available as an AppImage which means "one app = one file", which you can download and run on your Linux system while you don't need a package manager and nothing gets changed in your system. ChibiOS will be added as a submodule, at least initially, as that way it won't grow the repository size, and we can always move to subtrees later. Use Git or checkout with SVN using the web URL. Of course keyboards don't need to use them, if they are not needed. I also like that it in addition to bringing all the supported together in one repository, also brings in the user keymaps, to keep the whole community together. In Master you should be able to run make -f Makefile.3.2 inside teensy_lc_onekey and in the Personal branch you can find "totoroboard" that is my keyboard with teensy 3.2. CoolerMaster QuickFire Rapid-I Firmware Updates. The KLL compiler supports multiple emitters, so while it currently supports kiibohd, KLL (yes it can regenerate back to a KLL file) and none (syntax checking), it is possible to add KLL support to other keyboard firmwares just by adding a new emitter. Feel free to use kiidrv in your own projects as its fully opensource under GPLv3 and LGPLv3, and just a useful tool in general. I'm not familiar with mbed either. A tag already exists with the provided branch name. If youre interested in how we manufacture keyboards, definitely reach out to HaaTa on Discord. If you use one of our keyboards on Windows, you probably recognize this. Keyboard lovers Clicking and Clacking in a content rich, friendly place. Sign up for a free GitHub account to open an issue and contact its maintainers and the community. at 37.5MB compressed (without .git). But dont worry, youll have to fully open up the case and follow some special instructions (wont be labeled) in order to activate the built-in bootloader. I could probably learn the KLL syntax, but they don't have some of the neat features that have been added to the QMK firmware recently (plus the awesome algernon layouts that I saw just as I was defaulting my EZ for my friend). Even though remapping software and custom keyboards are getting more traction among enthusiasts and even beginners, you still cant fully customize every key (and different layers) on a keyboard and you may need to set up everything again (without onboard memory) when you use another laptop or PC. NOTE: MOST keyboards are NOT Firmware Updatable. The QMK Documentation page is pretty expansive, and tries to document all features available. Kono Store By default on most VIA-supported keyboards, there is a limit of 4 layers. But perhaps the biggest one is that I can't seem to get my pull requests accepted, at least not within a reasonable time. The KLL spec already had provisions for analog keyboards. Work on the K-Type started (at least the KLL portion) started even before the Infinity 60% launched (just a few days prior) back in October 2014 while HaaTa was flying to Japan (to go drinking with hasu again ). So instead of just switching back to the layer I want to be in when I accidentally switch, I instead have to guess and mess around and frequently just unplug the Infinity to get back to a known state. For reference, a standard USB 2.0 LS keyboard only polls data at 125 Hz . Periodic and polling, respectively. Overleaf was used to compile/maintain the docs in the past. git submodule sync --recursive followed by git submodule update --init --recursive. Something that people tend to forget, is why old keyboards had bezels. kiibohd) keyboard code. What is VIA, and how does it relate to QMK. Kiibohd GitHub, Hosted on GitHub Pages Theme by orderedlist, protocol converter for XT/AT/PS2/Terminal keyboards. Enabling Iris Rev. Some of the source code is from PJRC/Teensy, other source code is from the McHck Project. This isnt needed unless youre looking at flashing the bootloader on your keyboard with a BusPirate in SWD mode. KLL is the DSL that HaaTa wrote to define keyboard functionality in a distinct and widely compatible way. There's little reason that a keymap for clueboard1 couldn't be used on clueboard2. I have had slightly too big ambitions with the visualization support, and not much time to actually program it, so it has taken way longer than planned. I was expecting github to notify me if someone talks to me :/ Hes been in the keyboard community since 2009 and is always excited to talk about keyboards. Would you accept something like this? But maybe not too much, since the main change, that affects the keymaps would just be a rename from ergodox_ez to ergodox. He keeps PCB fabs on their toes with his stringent manufacturing checklist (weve qualified a lot more pcb fabs than wed care to admit here at Input Club ). I'd be in favor of a /lib folder for all of that - the lufa stuff could be put there as well. The configurator is comprised of two parts, the UI (the configurator download) and the KiiConf server (which handles generating the firmware image). (TLDR) QMK is an abbreviation for Quantum Mechanical Keyboard, it's an open-source project that allows users with enough skills or developers to build their own QMK firmware for a custom keyboard to control backlight effects, macros, custom keycodes, and mouse commands on different keymap layers.VIA works by communicating with the firmware that is running on the device and sends commands via USB. More SRAM for code, more flash for animations, more Hz for spamming USB packets over the interwebs. It should be pretty easy to get running on Atmel AVR USB based boards (e.g., HHKB, Atomic, Planck, ErgoDox, Phantom, NerD). No more accidentally installing the driver on the wrong interfaces! VIA support needs to be compiled in as an option in QMK. Instead of re-parsing the KLL files, the KLL compiler generates a kll.json file which contains detailed information about the compiled KLL layout. Is the mbed stuff necessary for ARM support? Flashing. Both Travis-CI and Appveyor are used to make sure the firmware can be compiled for Windows (Cygwin/Bash), Linux and macOS. QMK's copy hasn't been updated in quite a while. In order to get it to work, you will still need to flash a VIA enabled firmware file onto your board. Before checking the result, the trigger cleanup must begin. Stop. I settled on two directories mainly because it seemed more foolproof when my fork was separate from the main qmk branch. Zadig is a great tool, but why cant it just be done for you (like on macOS and Linux) and just work. I would actually like to add support for PC at some point quite shortly afterwards. If I had one suggestion for VIA, it would be the ability to print a reference to my layers to stick on the wall! It's however clear that the keymaps won't be compatible by default though, some sort of porting would be needed. KiCad can be used to view the schematics, layout and gerbers (though we recommend gerbv on Windows and Linux for viewing gerbers). But in addition to just copying the rules.mk file, you also need to edit it, like I tried to explain in my previous message. This started as a help & update subreddit for Jack Humbert's company, OLKB (originally Ortholinear Keyboards), but quickly turned into a larger maker community that is DIY in nature, exploring what's possible with hardware, software, and firmware. He works on a bit of everything at Input Club. The recommended way to compile the firmware manually is through Docker. All of the releases (including release notes) can be found on GitHub. So far only 0.3d is fully implemented; however, much of 0.5 has been added (i.e. Unfortunately there have been some issues lately so all compilation hosting is done on GitHub now (using Travis-CI). to figure out what weve actually been working on. Arguably the "default" and most common software solution for custom keymapping is QMK, with QMK Toolbox as their software interface to flash custom mappings. In either case a .hex/.bin file is generated that then needs to be flashed/reflashed to your keyboard. press 10 keys in a row exactly 10 us apart for 3 ms each). While this is only a start, self-testing KLL should be working for all macros (sequence and combo) currently supported by the firmware. Since most of the QMK/VIA compatible keyboards are not wireless enabled. About mbed: this is purely a HAL, supports a lot of MCUs, but uses C++ and it's geared towards the usage in their online IDE. Built with Docusaurus. Read the Docs! Capabilities that are thread-safe may be called immediately inside the periodic thread, while non-thread-safe capabilities must be queued up for the polling thread. It has GUI and command line releases for Windows, Linux and macOS. In this case a capability history buffer is maintained. Both with the same result. That leaves us with more time to discuss the direction we are going, and gives @jackhumbert, @ezuk and everyone else possibilities for their inputs. This is a collection of flashing tools packaged into one app. Input Club I have no idea what could be wrong, since Teensy 3.1 and 3.2 uses the same chip as the Infinity. Not all computers have a working version of dfu-util available so if the configurator cant find one on the system the configurator will download a known working dfu-util for your system. Not really my cup of tea, but it's probably the way to go if you ever want to use LPC chips. And he has done a really good job with getting the firmware to the state it is. These are two distinct products (commercially) and the firmware should clearly reflect this. Both were designed as protocol converters, and both started with the PJRC Teensy 2.0. 6 VIA RGB Controls & Encoder Mapping, Updating Pro Micro Bootloader to DFU Bootloader. Please But now I think I have came up with a simplified design, so it shouldn't take too long. Would be amazing if it just let you put in any character to the keys, Yeah it's just like the QMK Configurator (but extra features, like macros!) I also don't like that keyboards not made by @tmk himself are classified as second-class citizen. I'd want to run this by @ezuk of course, but I like the this structure: I'd be open to allowing a command line make argument to specify which ergodox variety gets built - this could be useful for other keyboards as well, to compile different variations (revisions) of the same board (maybe this would be useful to @skullydazed as well?). DIY keyboards using a Teensy, Pro Micro, or other microcontroller are fully customizable. (I don't like the LCD backlight animation, would rather have instant feedback when I switch layers instead of a slow fade.) But especially the visualization one could be useful for a lot of keyboards. Are you sure you want to create this branch? This means if the LEDs turn on, the firmware is doing something . I'm actually not too familiar with mbed, and until now, QMK has been exclusively AVR (which is why ARM projects were pruned). The KLL compiler was started in the summer of 2014 while the KLL spec has origins all the way back to 2011 . QMK Firmware has a lots of features, like supporting multiple layers, macros, Mod-Tap, mouse keys, split keyboards, backlighting, RGB, etc., which makes it a popular choice for hobbyists. Since the invention of keyboards or mechanical keyboards, users from all over the globe have been on the chase to find the ideal keyboard layout for them. @flabbergast Thanks for the info regarding ARM! This is particularly helpful for both Windows and macOS. While it also works for macOS and Linux it is tricky to package correctly for all distributions. 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