In his quest for quality, he rewrites code about just as much as HaaTa does . I also don't like that keyboards not made by @tmk himself are classified as second-class citizen. That makes a lot of sense now. What is VIA, and how does it relate to QMK. Some of these functions, such as USB, will output a USB code that is easy to validate as a press/release event. 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. So instead of writing to MCU registers directly, programmers for ARM very often use a software layer (called HAL) between their code and the MCU hardware. 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. Unfortunately there have been some issues lately so all compilation hosting is done on GitHub now (using Travis-CI). So the logical place for the ChibiOS would be along that, as a git subtree. Here at Input Club we tend to do a lot more than what gets publicized in our product and Kickstarter updates. Zadig is a great tool, but why cant it just be done for you (like on macOS and Linux) and just work. Some of the source code is from PJRC/Teensy, other source code is from the McHck Project. Customizing the firmware on your keyboard will give you a greater level of control over exactly what every key does. @profet23, unfortunately I haven't tried it myself, since I don't have a a Teensy 3.2 myself. kiibohd seems to compile and run fine on this controller. QMK/VIA Support; Double-Gasket design; Full-metal body; South-facing RGB; PBT keycaps; Screw-in Stabilizers; Upgraded typing resonance Scroll to the right for more model comparison. But its petty dope as it is, not gonna lie. 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. Many Git commands accept both tag and branch names, so creating this branch may cause unexpected behavior. Of course keyboards don't need to use them, if they are not needed. For the K-Type (and LED support) the KLL compiler was entirely rewritten as a multi-staged parsing compiler. The ability to change rotary encoder keycodes has been recently added to VIA, but not all keyboards have added support for it yet. And he has done a really good job with getting the firmware to the state it is. All the products will be shipped within 2 business days. 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 ). I'll try to make as independent changes as possible, with several smaller pull requests rather than one big bang of everything. Copyright 2023 Keebio. No B2B Commercial services or Donation Crowdfunding. If the keyboard is qmk compatible but its not in the vias compatible list, can you enable it anyway? Macros not working on Ergodox infinity with Kiibohd Configurator 0 /r/mechanicalkeyboards . A GUI for modifying the keyboard layout, the killer feature is that it instantly updates the firmware. Since most of the QMK/VIA compatible keyboards are not wireless enabled. Widely used, so if you run in to trouble there are people to ask. By going Over^Kill, thats how . It should support anything that is supported by the. @leizzer i didnt clone the two sub projects I just used the zip's as the instructions (link) noted that not all versions work. So the physical reset button at the bottom of the PCB should always take you there, and you are able to flash another working firmware, including the original kiibohd firmware. A modular community keyboard firmware for everyone. It seems like it is closed for now and there is no way to contribute or fix bugs. Master of the configurator and all things related to the web, jbondeson is a connoisseur of keycaps. That said, I will soon(today) send a pull request that completely disables the LCD, LCD backlight, and the LEDs, so that it's completely usable without them, until I'm able to add proper support. But especially the visualization one could be useful for a lot of keyboards. Something that people tend to forget, is why old keyboards had bezels. While well still be using a custom dfu bootloader to handle layout flashing, this built-in bootloader means that well no longer need an external tool to update to bootloader. Recent commits have higher weight than older ones. General Info Use the Sticky! It's built on top of QMK (maybe the same people?). In fact I think I will send a pull request that deletes the whole chibios_test, as it no longer serves the original purpose. First off, introductions of the team are in order. This guide from pjrc may also be a good place to get started. Which means you need to spend as little time away from the LED processing as possible. Check the text in either rules.mk in the keyboard folder (not keymap, I believe). Make sure to download the correct architecture for your version of Windows. go to the QMK site and read the instructions for doing it via the command line). This is the awesome desktop app that jbondeson has been working on. Keyboard lovers Clicking and Clacking in a content rich, friendly place. Also, before you say anything , no, this isnt an AVR, its a full blown ARM Cortex-M4, just like the Kinetis K20 series. With the recent change in the controller firmware to use 2 threads of execution (periodic and poll) some capabilities may need to access resources that are not thread-safe. 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. For both the one key and your "totoroboard". If you run into any issues with "Device not found" when flashing, then you may need to use Zadig to fix the issue. But before doing that, I would like to refactor the existing code a bit. Really though, all this work was done in order to prepare for state scheduling testing (also known as short/long press or tap keys). Arguably the "default" and most common software solution for custom keymapping is QMK, with QMK Toolbox as their software interface to flash custom mappings. The controller git repo contains all the code that goes onto the keyboard as firmware. While the port works, and I don't have any major issues at the moment, I'm not very happy working with the TMK firmware. I'm making a keyboard with a teensy 3.2. The easiest would definitely be this though: Maybe we can go that route for now, and work on combining them in the future. Official QMK Configurator tool. Please refer to the KLL repo or kiibohd.com for details on the KLL (Keyboard Layout Language) Spec. Are there any parts that you feel shouldn't be done? For reference, a standard USB 2.0 LS keyboard only polls data at 125 Hz . If youre interested in how we manufacture keyboards, definitely reach out to HaaTa on Discord. 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. This repository contains both some scripts used in keyboard manufacturing (bootloader flashing) as well as a detailed wiki on the tools and processes needed to flash and validate shipping keyboards. The code here is mainly written in C with a CMake build system. Be careful to not Brick your keyboard! 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. @fredizzimo have you confirmed that this works for Teensy 3.2's? 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). In order to get it to work, you will still need to flash a VIA enabled firmware file onto your board. This is the old Windows GUI front-end for dfu-util. This would allow for adding unit tests, and also making an emulator on the PC side. KMK firmware is awesome. Press question mark to learn the rest of the keyboard shortcuts, Replacement Controller Dropins allow you to used Custom Firmware on popular Retail Keyboards, Alternative to manufacturers customization software, Hasu's Alternative Controller Guide by RoastPotatoes, https://github.com/jetpacktuxedo/keyboard, SpriteMod's tutorial to how he hacked into Quickfire Rapid-i, Hacker builds simple wallwart adapter to eavesdrop on Microsoft Wireless Keyboards. tap-keys, short/long presses). As were still trying to catch-up and finish the KLL 0.5 support, there hasnt been a lot of action on the KLL spec. Doing a subtree sounds good - I'm not too worried about repo size. See the official documentation on docs.qmk.fm; The docs are powered by Docsify and hosted on GitHub. 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. I did have the bootloader_defs.h in my directory. But, KLL has a very interesting design aspect to it. But for me as a contributor, it's an almost impossible situation, as I see so much potential, but I'm unable to do anything about it. Written mainly in JavaScript but also contains quite a bit of PHP and Shell code as well. I like the refactoring changes in tmk_core#19 and would merge that, but I'd like to reserve the right to make some other big refactoring changes myself in the future :) exactly what that entails, I'm not sure at this time. No compiler was made for KLL 0.2 and lower. I just want unicode support/custom shift keys. Periodic and polling, respectively. I can think of a few more option, or variations of these. This readme now seems out of date: https://github.com/qmk/qmk_firmware/tree/master/keyboards/ergodox_infinity. 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). And that needs ec1oud@2506f5b which is my custom keymap. I definitely don't want to do as the TMK does by default, having the users copy the library into the right location manually. But it seems like it was very experimental in the TMK firmware too, with only the onekey and the Infinity 60% supported. I just tried moving the infinity60 rules.mk file to a teensy3.2 layout setup. So support for that has to be ported. I will start to work on it immediately, but without promising any time table, as I'm probably not very likely to get much done before my summer holidays start in a couple of weeks. A quite powerful processor is also required, depending on what kind of visualisations you want to do. Share You signed in with another tab or window. press 10 keys in a row exactly 10 us apart for 3 ms each). Activity is a relative number indicating how actively a project is being developed. There's no final conclusion though, but for now I would suggest to put it in the handwired folder. Why QMK/VIA is one of the most essential features for a custom keyboard? Over^Kill deftly designs the cases, not just to look good (as an engineer), but designed to be manufactured to keep the quality high and the failures low (because hes a manufacturing wizard). 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. Posts advocating for or posting the links of Counterfeits / IP Infringing Content will be removed. That's why software such as QMK/VIA or Vial exist and are getting popular. One option for the keymaps would be to change the folder structure slightly to have. The ported and moved keymaps could have a readme file in the old location, which tells that they can now be found in the ergodox_common folder. This would be mostly useful for debugging, and users building their keymaps.That's why I would like to add PC support for the tmk_core. I also noticed that the mbed library is currently unused, since the keyboards which were using it are now all deleted, so maybe I should start of by deleting all mbed functionality completely? The QMK Documentation page is pretty expansive, and tries to document all features available. All of the keyboards released by Keebio so far have QMK support, and Keebio is involved with the QMK organization as a collaborator. You just plug it in, keyboard shows up as USB drive and you can edit python files which are stored there. 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. If youre looking to get everything in one: wireless, QMK/VIA enabled, customizable, hot-swappable, budget-friendly, and more, you may want to consider the Keychron K Pro series (including K2 Pro, K6 Pro, K8 Pro, etc.) If I had one suggestion for VIA, it would be the ability to print a reference to my layers to stick on the wall! I was expecting github to notify me if someone talks to me :/ It also has many features as QMK (RGB, BLE, split keyboards), so I really recommend giving it a try if you're into more DIY stuff. Or better yet, figure out how to build your own! Upon flashing the teensy with it I get usb device not recognized errors. How do you prefer to include the ChibiOS library itself? I want to fix a little the instructions too. The KLL spec already had provisions for analog keyboards. help. The recommended way to compile the firmware manually is through Docker. You flash a keymap once, and then you can change the layout as many times as you want after that without flashing using VIA. With this information a test can be generated for each possible key combination on each layer and what the result of each test should be. Yeah check the docs, it's just a flag to be compiled into QMK (I think..). Indeed, its not perfect. The biggest challenge moving the Infinity Ergodox support to the QMK firmware is that there's no support for ChibiOS at the moment. Ctrl+A macro that overrides A and doesnt send it). 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. QMK is incredibly powerful, but it does have two fairly major drawbacksit's not newcomer-friendly. Eventually the key definition will be set to using the default layer. The second is automating the Zadig driver installation. Here's a list of keyboards with VIA support: Supported Keyboards. Generally this is not possible since either the controller can not updated (most keyboard controllers are very dumb 8 bit microcontrollers) OR the firmware is security locked. And, instead of scanning all the keys, then processing all the LEDs, just process one strobe (matrix column) of keys at a time. These are generally released around the same time as the case. It also contains the code which publishes the graph data onto Plotly. Just a bit more explanation for the people who don't have much experience with ARMs: that world is much more diverse than AVR - while the ARM core is guaranteed to be the same, all the 'peripheral' things (e.g GPIO, power, USB, ) differ (a lot!) The other large project going on right now is preparing the firmware for Kira. 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. 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. It supports most AVR and ARM chips that you'll find on keyboards. How do you handle the changes to tmk_core here? I'd be in favor of a /lib folder for all of that - the lufa stuff could be put there as well. All-in-all, just better. @WishCow It is very, very unlikely that you will brick the keyboard. VIA Configurator is a desktop app that talks to your VIA-enabled keyboard and allows you to remap keys on-the-fly, as well as toggling layout options, programming macros, and controlling lighting. Written and maintained by /u/tartanllama, code available here. Hardware and software maker community based around ortholinear or ergonomic keyboards and QMK firmware. Allowing the user to only have to venture into the keyboard project folder makes a lot of sense.e. VIA consists of two parts: Firmware and VIA Configurator. This is crucial for support and troubleshooting purposes. QMK Firmware is an open-source keyboard firmware, and most keyboards within the mechanical keyboard community use QMK. Flashing. to use Codespaces. Keyboard users have been confined by the different kinds of keyboard layouts companies have introduced to the market. So far, I'm leaning to using QMK with the Infinity Ergodox, even though it looks like I can't use the LCD (which was one of the main reasons to get the Input Club version, but meh). However, the recommended method is using a Dockerfile. VIA support needs to be compiled in as an option in QMK. If your keyboard supports multiple layers for different operating systems, such as Windows and Mac, users can even customize different settings on each layer for your QMK/VIA-enabled keyboard. This is a relatively new repo forked from libwdi by smasher816. Historically we generally revise the pcb between runs more often than the case. Both the WhiteFox and Infinity Ergodox hardware also support 100 fps animations. 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. In either case a .hex/.bin file is generated that then needs to be flashed/reflashed to your keyboard. Juicy technical updates from the engineers at Input Club. Agreed. This is the main Kiibohd Firmware. Either that, or we have to add back the onekey test keyboard for it. 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? to use Codespaces. Learn more. QMK/VIA is literally the Holy Grail of keyboard customization with infinite possibilities.The VIA configurator allows users to intuitively remap any key on the keyboard, and create numerous macro commands, shortcuts, or key combinations for your keyboard. Just follow the QMK documentation (i.e. There are also at least the following other libraries used. Multiple code repositories on GitHub -- there are, A web GUI tool for configuring and compiling TMK can be found. 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? So I would like that these two libraries becomes part of the QMK too, rather as something external. And if youve been unlucky , youve probably messed up and had to uninstall the driver as well (which is a bit tricky). 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. The next two new features to help simplify firmware downloading. Maybe newer versions are required. at 37.5MB compressed (without .git). Both were designed as protocol converters, and both started with the PJRC Teensy 2.0. Adding support for more microcontrollers is possible. Ive heard mention of this before but not entirely sure what it is - its a GUI for keymaps (at least I think), but Im wondering how I can get it. For some boards, there is also a lighting controls option that may be enabled, and this allows to to control the brightness of in-switch LEDs and/or control RGB lighting colors and modes. It also seems to be much more community driven. Because I have to change things there (chibios.mk and .gitignore). 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. @WishCow There is typically a "boot magic" option that places the firmware into a writeable state, but sometimes that requires shorting pins which can be difficult on an assembled keyboard. 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 . The KLL compiler supports multiple emitters. Lately hes been really into using IronCAD. But since we have plenty of time to think about that, I won't go through them now. I have made more keymap changes in a week than in months previously. For Homebrew users, it is also available as a Cask: This commit does not belong to any branch on this repository, and may belong to a fork outside of the repository. The Infinity keymaps, would just use normal c includes, or modify the make files to include the relevant parts of the ergodox_ez keymaps. Here is a brief rundown on what your code actually needs to do. ~/programming/qmk_firmware/keyboards/chibios_test/teensy_lc_onekey> make -f Makefile.3.2 Makefile.3.2:76: ../../tmk_core/tool/chibios/common.mk: No such file or directory Makefile.3.2:77: ../../tmk_core/tool/chibios/chibios.mk: No such file or directory make: *** No rule to make target '../../tmk_core/tool/chibios/chibios.mk'. You signed in with another tab or window. The kll-spec repo contains the KLL spec (written in LaTex). Were going to try and put out at least one update ever 1-2 months (though maybe not quite this long ). So far only 0.3d is fully implemented; however, much of 0.5 has been added (i.e. However a sub module would keep the repository smaller. While it also works for macOS and Linux it is tricky to package correctly for all distributions. So before starting to work on this, I'm asking what do you think? The review process would probably be a bit tighter than other pull requests, but otherwise there shouldn't be any difference. Validating the result is a bit trickier as results are actually KLL capabilities (i.e. Compilation Compilation is possible and tested on Windows/Linux/macOS. Reviews must Disclose Conflicts of Interest, Giveaways are not allowed on /r/MechanicalKeyboards, Do not DM Mods: All Moderation and Subreddit Related Issues Should be Flagged in ModMail, Press J to jump to the feed. Then, once you have a docker environment, you can select a build script here. Kiibohd firmware modules written in Rust and can be used with C FFI Rust 15 Apache-2.0 3 10 0 Updated Apr 16, 2023. kiibohd-firmware Public Kiibohd Firmware - Successor to kiibohd/controller Rust 18 Apache-2.0 4 8 0 Updated Mar 24, 2023. controller Public Kiibohd Controller Input Club Wiki. Would you accept something like this? Enabling Iris Rev. So that could be moved out to it's own file, or kept in the same file with ifdefs. Unless otherwise specified, we use GPLv3 for software and the CERN OHL v1.2 for things we work on. It was designed to handle both layout mapping as well as LED configuration for you keyboard. As you requested, I will keep the refactoring quite minimal, and only restrict it to things that makes it easier to add ChibiOS support. A subtree would be easier to work with for users of the firmware, since they don't have to do any git submodule related commands. Get the latest product news, special offersand interesting behind-the-scenes stories from us. The bootloader is a separate program, and it can't be overwritten by the normal dfu-util tool. 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 Input Club Infinity 60%, which shipped in early 2015, was likely the first production keyboard to support USB NKRO on Windows, Linux and macOS out of the box with no extra drivers or configuration necessary . Not that I have any say in this, but I'd personally prefer ChibiOS as a submodule - the main repo is 130MB (out of which 47MB is .git), and given that majority of people won't actually use it {of course you can prune it quite a lot, but then it's going to be more difficult to pull the upstream changes}. In the ideal world I would like to see that QMK and TMK are joined together. This is the repo you should be watching if youre interested in new keyboard features and bug-fixes. 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