Written and maintained by /u/tartanllama, code available here. It is still being . They also contain Makefiles and source files which might not be compatible with both keyboards. The easiest would definitely be this though: Maybe we can go that route for now, and work on combining them in the future. Read the Docs! Travis-CI is used, in combination with docker, to make sure releases keep on working! It supports auto-detection and auto-flashing of firmware to keyboards. Any board that uses TMK can also run QMK. The compiler is written in Python and is based on funcparserlib. Here's a list of keyboards with VIA support: Supported Keyboards. Activity is a relative number indicating how actively a project is being developed. at 37.5MB compressed (without .git). 6 VIA RGB Controls & Encoder Mapping, Updating Pro Micro Bootloader to DFU Bootloader. The trigger:result pairs that define what you pressed and what should happen when you press. 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. Proficient in both PCB and firmware design. If the keyboard is qmk compatible but its not in the vias compatible list, can you enable it anyway? May I ask what's the status of QMK for Infinity Ergodox? It was a simpler time then. However, there are a few things that will likely sneak into the KLL 0.5 spec before it is complete. He works on a bit of everything at Input Club. 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. The Infinity Ergodox interconnect runs at 4.5 megabaud. Are there any parts that you feel shouldn't be done? Then, once you have a docker environment, you can select a build script here. How do you prefer to include the ChibiOS library itself? 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. To prevent flickering, each LED frame must be serviced as quickly as possible. This guide from pjrc may also be a good place to get started. 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. Please refer to the KLL repo or kiibohd.com for details on the KLL (Keyboard Layout Language) Spec. Use Git or checkout with SVN using the web URL. 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. 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. How do you handle the changes to tmk_core here? Using the new kiidrv project by smasher816, we can automatically determine whether you need to install the Zadig driver and handle it for you. This is the repo you should be watching if youre interested in new keyboard features and bug-fixes. However a sub module would keep the repository smaller. Work fast with our official CLI. to your account. It should support anything that is supported by the uGFX library, and supports threads. I'll try when I get home. AppImages are single-file applications that run on most Linux distributions. My layout is pretty simple and doesn't contain any advanced functionality like dual-role keys etc. 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. We opensource (CERN OHL) the schematic, layout, BOM (bill of materials) as well as the gerbers used to manufacture the pcbs. Maybe the wiring is different or something? I think I have the basis working, in my TMK fork as discussed here. Many Git commands accept both tag and branch names, so creating this branch may cause unexpected behavior. The firmware flashed to the keyboard must have VIA support enabled, and you can find pre-compiled .hex/.bin firmware files with VIA support here: VIA Firmware Downloads. 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. All the products will be shipped within 2 business days. First off, introductions of the team are in order. Additionally I don't see why the Ergodox EZ and Infinity Ergodox keymaps could not be shared, even if they have different underlying hardware. Unfortunately there have been some issues lately so all compilation hosting is done on GitHub now (using Travis-CI). The mbed stuff is still in there as well. No buying, selling, or trading classifieds. A fork of the McHCK SWD flashing utility for the BusPirate. And, instead of scanning all the keys, then processing all the LEDs, just process one strobe (matrix column) of keys at a time. Note that by default, most keyboards do not have the VIA_ENABLE feature enabled. I did have the bootloader_defs.h in my directory. 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!) 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}. Something that will make it for KLL 0.5 are lock LED triggers. Appveyor is used to generated automated builds. Stop. This is the awesome desktop app that jbondeson has been working on. The BusPirate and OpenOCD are used in manufacturing, though we use JTAG if possible (same cable, much faster but is not supported by all MCUs). It is still being actively developed, but is closed source. Any sort of combined repo would just be frustrating for both @tmk and the collaborators here (or maybe just me). Not every keyboard comes with QMK/VIA out of the box, which means users still need to look for the firmware, find the tutorial on the internet, and re-flash it by yourself for every little tweak. Weve been hard at work on the keyboard firmware since the K-Type launched working on bugs and adding new features. Do note that not all features of QMK are supported by the VIA Configurator, so if you want to use more advanced features of QMK like Tap Dance, then you'll need to setup a QMK build environment. Referral/affiliate links, subreddits ads, begging, and low-effort posts will be removed. So instead of adding ChibiOS support for QMK, effort would be made to make the two into one. Dead simple, currently less than 100 lines in a single file. No B2B Commercial services or Donation Crowdfunding. can always be found on GitHub. Using your configuration it generates a KLL file. This would allow for adding unit tests, and also making an emulator on the PC side. I imagine it'll be pretty easy to just copy keymaps from one folder to the other if folks are interested in porting them. 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? In order to get it to work, you will still need to flash a VIA enabled firmware file onto your board. Just follow the QMK documentation (i.e. Anyway, I will start the real porting now, as I have started my summer vacation, although at least the first week will be busy with other things as well. Customizing the firmware on your keyboard will give you a greater level of control over exactly what every key does. This will be the first keyboard design since 2015 to use a new MCU! However I think that @flabbergast, who originally made it for TMK has been testing it (unfortunately the fact that he originally implemented it is not included in the history of this repository, since the commit was squased, so it shows that I did everything). Compilation Compilation is possible and tested on Windows/Linux/macOS. [edit] Done some reading, edited the post. It also seems to be much more community driven. Keyboard lovers Clicking and Clacking in a content rich, friendly place. I just tried moving the infinity60 rules.mk file to a teensy3.2 layout setup. 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. https://www.inputclub.comhttps://configurator.inputclub.comhttps://github.com/kiibohd/kiiconf/wikiThis video covers how to use layers on your Input Club keyb. short vs. long triggers; full KLL 0.5 support). Activity is a relative number indicating how actively a project is being developed. Ctrl+A macro that overrides A and doesnt send it). 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. That leaves us with more time to discuss the direction we are going, and gives @jackhumbert, @ezuk and everyone else possibilities for their inputs. The original goal was 30 fps . Yeah, the repo's pretty big, but I think it's shrunk a little with the pruning (maybe?) This history buffer is compared to what was expected, using the kll.json information. The reason why this compiles faster is because it uses your entire CPU. No more accidentally installing the driver on the wrong interfaces! [macOS] Remove pointless linking to dylibs (, ARM DFU (APM32, Kiibohd, STM32, STM32duino) via, Windows 10 May 2019 Update or higher (earlier with. But the differences are rather minor, and could most likely be resolved with small refactoring. Compilation is possible and tested on Windows/Linux/macOS. No compilation or flashing required, so it means a 10 second and easy change. 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. Please But that would of course be a bit of a hassle for the users, and maybe even cause merge conflicts, since the location changes. Historically we generally revise the pcb between runs more often than the case. If that path is chosen, I would start by moving the mbed sdk to the chosen location. If you have CONSOLE_ENABLE = yes in your keyboard's rules.mk, you can print messages with xprintf(), useful for debugging: When using the QMK Toolbox on Windows, it will prompt at first run to install the necessary drivers. I also don't like that keyboards not made by @tmk himself are classified as second-class citizen. The review process would probably be a bit tighter than other pull requests, but otherwise there shouldn't be any difference. In either case a .hex/.bin file is generated that then needs to be flashed/reflashed to your keyboard. But this seems like mission impossible. 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. I don't need to be able to play tetris on the display or anything, but it would be nice to even just have colors of the backlight or something to say I'm in layer 0 or 1 or 2. :-) At the moment I'm using my Ergodox Ez, but I have this Infinity I'd like to be using more. HaaTa's adventures in keyboards! By clicking Sign up for GitHub, you agree to our terms of service and Please This includes things such as all defined KLL capabilities, per-layer trigger:result pairs and physical keymapping. A tag already exists with the provided branch name. 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). @fredizzimo Yes, sorry I wasn't more clear, but I've made the indicated edits to the file. Therefore I suggest that you start off by copying the infinity60 keyboard instead. It's however clear that the keymaps won't be compatible by default though, some sort of porting would be needed. The controller git repo contains all the code that goes onto the keyboard as firmware. Via is the original real-time QMK layout editor. 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. Fortunately, theres a lot of room under the spacebar and a bit near the shift keys. 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. 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. Awesome! Something that people tend to forget, is why old keyboards had bezels. I will also try, whenever possible, to keep the original commits from TMK, probably by cherry picking, in order to give credit to the original authors, mostly @flabbergast and @tmk. You just plug it in, keyboard shows up as USB drive and you can edit python files which are stored there. help. Also note that ChibiOS and ChibiOS-Contrib are already included here as subprojects, and should automatically be synced with And he has done a really good job with getting the firmware to the state it is. Regarding to the changes to tmk_core, just send a pull request. For those that are not familiar, firmware is compiled software that is stored on a non-volatile device (like inside a keyboards flash storage). Follow this tutorial to learn how. It started even before the tmk_core split, by no longer accepting pull requests for new keyboards. There was a problem preparing your codespace, please try again. 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. This is a small fork of OpenOCD which contains patches for using openocd with a BusPirate and the SWD protocol. A modular community keyboard firmware for everyone. KiCad can be used to view the schematics, layout and gerbers (though we recommend gerbv on Windows and Linux for viewing gerbers). I recently received an Infinity ErgoDox and I'm trying to figure out how to actually write layouts beyond the online configurator. Flashing QMK Toolbox supports the following bootloaders: ARM DFU (APM32, Kiibohd, STM32, STM32duino) via dfu-util Atmel/LUFA/QMK DFU via dfu-programmer Atmel SAM-BA (Massdrop) via Massdrop Loader Were hard-at-work on both the next prototype case and pcb revisions (with big news in less than a week!). Only the second command is strictly needed, but the first one will make sure that everything is up to date in case the repository locations are changed. @fredizzimo have you confirmed that this works for Teensy 3.2's? N-key rollover 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. I'm not familiar with mbed either. Be careful to not Brick your keyboard! This is the old Windows GUI front-end for dfu-util. In fact I think I will send a pull request that deletes the whole chibios_test, as it no longer serves the original purpose. Here is a brief rundown on what your code actually needs to do. It supports most AVR and ARM chips that you'll find on keyboards. Check the text in either rules.mk in the keyboard folder (not keymap, I believe). A faster way for me to change my layout? Reevaluating that decision now, I have a couple thoughts. The video below demonstrates how to create a macro command of a screenshot (Shift-Command-4) on macOS, so you can take a screenshot with a single key. The kll-spec repo contains the KLL spec (written in LaTex). If you have, then delete it, as it enables the kiibohd one. On the Ergodoxes being able to share keymaps, I like the idea of that, but I'm not sure how that would be done without some symlinking - I (and I'm sure @ezuk) would like to keep the keymaps contained in the ergodox_ez folder. The only thing I was not sure about was OPT_DEFS = -DCORTEX_VTOR_INIT=0x00001000 i tried both leaving it alone and commenting it out. Widely used, so if you run in to trouble there are people to ask. That's why software such as QMK/VIA or Vial exist and are getting popular. While it also works for macOS and Linux it is tricky to package correctly for all distributions. If nothing happens, download GitHub Desktop and try again. There's also a question of adding ChibiOS as a git subtree or submodule. 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. My understanding of how ChibiOS and mbed work into the development chain is pretty limited. Otherwise confusion ensues :). Or said a different way, both input and outputs are known ahead of time ! 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 don't worry, for Teensy 3.2 you just need to modify the rules.mk file. I'd be in favor of a /lib folder for all of that - the lufa stuff could be put there as well. kiibohd seems to compile and run fine on this controller. 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. I like that idea! The next thing would be to have the LCDs working. Posts advocating for or posting the links of Counterfeits / IP Infringing Content will be removed. After thinking about the problem for a while, HaaTa decided to rewrite a large portion of the firmware and split execution into two different paths. For the K-Type (and LED support) the KLL compiler was entirely rewritten as a multi-staged parsing compiler. Of course keyboards don't need to use them, if they are not needed. Parak, the ebay master responsible for most of HaaTas keyboard collection, is a proficient collector in tools of great quality (such as IBM keyboards) in his own right. Both were designed as protocol converters, and both started with the PJRC Teensy 2.0. And that needs ec1oud@2506f5b which is my custom keymap. So that could be moved out to it's own file, or kept in the same file with ifdefs. Written mainly in C (firmware) and Python (algorithms and web interaction). The other large project going on right now is preparing the firmware for Kira. The Kiibohd firmware supports a lot of other keyboards, but these are more obscure/custom/lesser known. I had ordered an EZ and the Infinity around the same time, the EZ showed up first so I did a lot of work on getting the Vagrantfile for easy compiling on Windows/Linux/OSX setup, but now I've traded that off and am using an Infinity, and I have the new USB-C model on order as well. While the most recent addition to the Input Club team, smasher816 has been helping out since before the Infinity 60% first shipped out in 2015 . 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 . Best of luck, hope this is not too late. I settled on two directories mainly because it seemed more foolproof when my fork was separate from the main qmk branch. Feel free to use kiidrv in your own projects as its fully opensource under GPLv3 and LGPLv3, and just a useful tool in general. Next, the library is indicated it may process a single loop. from manufacturer to manufacturer, and even within a manufacturer (as they develop new MCUs). It has GUI and command line releases for Windows, Linux and macOS. When a keyboard is backlit the LEDs are typically controlled by the firmware as well. sign in The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: Yeah! 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? This is where VIA steps in. The pcb has so many components on it that it has been tricky to place posts for screw holes. So the logical place for the ChibiOS would be along that, as a git subtree. Parsing rules first determine what kind of expression before extracting detailed information. QMK is really designed to support the OLKB product line, ErgoDox EZ, and Clueboard product line. 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