There are a few reasons for this, though the most important is to make sure we release files that are the same as what ships. I recently received an Infinity ErgoDox and I'm trying to figure out how to actually write layouts beyond the online configurator. At Input Club, Parak is responsible for PCB design and all-around KiCad wizard. Keyboard users have been confined by the different kinds of keyboard layouts companies have introduced to the market. Much of the work on the case has been figuring out how to injection mold the bottom foot. 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. Removed it, same outcome. This is only necessary when assembling a keyboard with a blank MCU or if you're attempting to re-flash your bootloader (requires external tools). But that would of course be a bit of a hassle for the users, and maybe even cause merge conflicts, since the location changes. KiCad can be used to view the schematics, layout and gerbers (though we recommend gerbv on Windows and Linux for viewing gerbers). Create an account to follow your favorite communities and start taking part in conversations. So were now one more step closer to achieving full KLL 0.5 support. But maybe not too much, since the main change, that affects the keymaps would just be a rename from ergodox_ez to ergodox. While this functionality is currently limited to compiling the firmware yourself, it will be added to the configurator as well in the future. Which means you need to spend as little time away from the LED processing as possible. 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. One of the major improvements to the firmware was moving from a single execution loop to two concurrent threads. 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 biggest challenge moving the Infinity Ergodox support to the QMK firmware is that there's no support for ChibiOS at the moment. 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. N-key rollover Additionally I don't see why the Ergodox EZ and Infinity Ergodox keymaps could not be shared, even if they have different underlying hardware. keyboards. Unless otherwise specified, we use GPLv3 for software and the CERN OHL v1.2 for things we work on. 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. This is where VIA steps in. General Info I don't think TMK and QMK coming to together really makes sense though - our repos have pretty different goals. If you want to use the teensyduino IDE, Matt30's guide may be way more complicated than you need. 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. Specifically these need to be changed. How would I go about flashing the default ergodox infinty layout with QMK? I have had six pull request open for almost one month now, and two more for the tmk_keyboard repository. Travis-CI is used, in combination with docker, to make sure releases keep on working! 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. While it also works for macOS and Linux it is tricky to package correctly for all distributions. The mbed library is currently located in the tmk_core\tool\mbed\mbed-sdk directory. There's also a question of adding ChibiOS as a git subtree or submodule. QMK is forked from TMK which supports the Atmel AVR family (and now ARM Cortex-M, but I'm not sure that QMK has this fully). KLL (0.2c) was first unveiled at the 7th Kiibohd Bay Area keyboard meetup (in San Francisco) on May 31st, 2014, hosted by keyboard.io. privacy statement. git submodule sync --recursive followed by git submodule update --init --recursive. 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. But perhaps the biggest one is that I can't seem to get my pull requests accepted, at least not within a reasonable time. I have already described some of the major problems I have with the TMK development here. All the Input Club git repos can be found on GitHub. A fork of the McHCK SWD flashing utility for the BusPirate. go to the QMK site and read the instructions for doing it via the command line). Yeah, the repo's pretty big, but I think it's shrunk a little with the pruning (maybe?) Since it's based on circuitpython, you don't need to install anything on your computer. 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. 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. 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. Do remember that for drivers Win32 vs. x64 really does matter. @linsomniac Have you tried using the lcd_backlight_hal_color function in infinity.c? The second is automating the Zadig driver installation. Any board that uses TMK can also run QMK. 6 VIA RGB Controls & Encoder Mapping, Updating Pro Micro Bootloader to DFU Bootloader. 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. That's why software such as QMK/VIA or Vial exist and are getting popular. 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. Also note that ChibiOS and ChibiOS-Contrib are already included here as subprojects, and should automatically be synced with So before starting to work on this, I'm asking what do you think? https://www.inputclub.comhttps://configurator.inputclub.comhttps://github.com/kiibohd/kiiconf/wikiThis video covers how to use layers on your Input Club keyb. The original goal was 30 fps . The Kiibohd firmware supports a lot of other keyboards, but these are more obscure/custom/lesser known. 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. 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 keymaps would also not always be automatically compatible, since some of them includes some ergodox_ez specific headers. The KLL compiler is automatically retrieved during the build process and will warn you if your KLL compiler is too old. So, back in 2016 HaaTa began his port of the KLL firmware to x86. The KLL spec already had provisions for analog keyboards. A generic visualization library, which makes it easy to add animations for LCD screens and LED backlight for example. At least it would make sense to move that to the lib folder as well. Im building a Planck whenever drop ships it and I dont mind editing the keymap.c file, but am interested in this as well! This is a relatively new repo forked from libwdi by smasher816. Awesome! Cheers. And, instead of scanning all the keys, then processing all the LEDs, just process one strobe (matrix column) of keys at a time. If the keyboard is qmk compatible but its not in the vias compatible list, can you enable it anyway? A tag already exists with the provided branch name. 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 ). smasher816 integrated both libwdi, the library used to create Zadig and devcon, an API to work with the Device Manager, to create kiidrv. It is still being . It serves as the default firmware for all OLKB boards, the Clueboard line, and the Ergodox EZ, and is always looking to add more to the list! LED support). Since most of the QMK/VIA compatible keyboards are not wireless enabled. sign in To prevent flickering, each LED frame must be serviced as quickly as possible. Finally: it's of course possible to do away with accessing the registers directly, and there are 2 notable successful efforts {both only for one particular family of ARM chips, namely Freescale/NXP Kinetis - this covers Teensy 3.x, LC and Input Club's keyboards}, namely PJRC's arduino core for Teensies and Jacob's (a.k.a. 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. I was expecting github to notify me if someone talks to me :/ It has been long deprecated, please use the configurator instead. KLL is the DSL that HaaTa wrote to define keyboard functionality in a distinct and widely compatible way. Now, there is a choice: manufacturers of course provide some HAL for their MCUs, but they are absolutely incompatible between different manufacturers. Due to licensing restrictions, it shares no source code with QMK Firmware. Input Club [macOS] Remove pointless linking to dylibs (, ARM DFU (APM32, Kiibohd, STM32, STM32duino) via, Windows 10 May 2019 Update or higher (earlier with. A GUI for modifying the keyboard layout, the killer feature is that it instantly updates the firmware. 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.) 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. The recommended way to compile the firmware manually is through Docker. I'd be in favor of a /lib folder for all of that - the lufa stuff could be put there as well. Sadly, this means its also impossible to test every configuration ahead of time. Work fast with our official CLI. No more accidentally installing the driver on the wrong interfaces! 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; BootloadHID (Atmel, PS2AVRGB) via bootloadHID; Caterina (Arduino, Pro Micro) via avrdude; HalfKay (Teensy, Ergodox EZ) via Teensy Loader; LUFA/QMK HID via hid_bootloader_cli However, some capabilities trigger hardware that is not available to the shared library. The Infinity version would probably use it's own visualizer though. This isnt needed unless youre looking at flashing the bootloader on your keyboard with a BusPirate in SWD mode. But especially the visualization one could be useful for a lot of keyboards. These were all fixed using the new the Self-Testing KLL build feature. to use Codespaces. As you requested, I will keep the refactoring quite minimal, and only restrict it to things that makes it easier to add ChibiOS support. Do you want some more detailed refactoring plans, before sending the first pull requests? ZMK (Zephyr mechanical keyboard) is open source firmware created for wireless custom keyboards, but it also works on wired keyboards. A generic visualization library, which makes it easy to add animations for LCD screens and LED backlight for example. It's also possible to destroy the eeprom, by having some kind of weird bug that continuously writes there. That is a really basic overview, but should at least get you started. Appveyor is used to generated automated builds. There was a problem preparing your codespace, please try again. Been trying to days to program it myself to no avail. Furthermore I have added an visualization emulator for the Infinity Ergodox that can be run from Windows. QMK Toolbox This is a collection of flashing tools packaged into one app. QMK ( Quantum Mechanical Keyboard) is an open source community centered around developing computer input devices. Some of the source code is from PJRC/Teensy, other source code is from the McHck Project. 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). The biggest thing I've missed has been the easy of tweaking the layouts in QMK vs Kiibohd/KLL. For example by making the drivers more generic, like this pull request. Juicy technical updates from the engineers at Input Club. Note that just because your keyboard is listed there doesn't mean that you can immediately use VIA Configurator with it. Rather than attempting to bundle a compilation environment, the configurator uses a KiiConf server to handle firmware generation. If you open the file you should be able to see some comments describing what to change. Some considerations for minimum specs: It's possible to port chips with lower specs, but will be more effort and have fewer features. But this seems like mission impossible. 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.Fortunately, more and more keyboard makers have launched out-of-the-box QMK/VIA-compatible keyboards in the past few years, such as Keychrons Q and V series custom keyboard line-up that will cover most of the keyboard sizes that you may need. Otherwise confusion ensues :). @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. 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. Share PRK Firmware is an award-winning DIY-keyboard firmware framework written and configured in PicoRuby which is an alternative mruby implementation targeting one-chip microcontrollers. (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. I uploaded it with the TeensyLoader. These are generally released around the same time as the case. Really though, all this work was done in order to prepare for state scheduling testing (also known as short/long press or tap keys). If youre interested in seriously understanding KLL youll definitely want to read the spec. You just plug it in, keyboard shows up as USB drive and you can edit python files which are stored there. I think it makes a lot of sense that keymaps for boards with the same layout but different underlying architectures can be shared. If nothing happens, download Xcode and try again. This scancode is then sent as a pressed scancode. Kono Store Referral/affiliate links, subreddits ads, begging, and low-effort posts will be removed. The pcb is our first design using the SAM4S so were using all the experience we gained designing the K-Type and Type C WhiteFox to make the Kira even better. Either that, or we have to add back the onekey test keyboard for it. Both were designed as protocol converters, and both started with the PJRC Teensy 2.0. More SRAM for code, more flash for animations, more Hz for spamming USB packets over the interwebs. 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. Even the ones that are basically impossible to trigger on a physical keyboard (e.g. Is sort of complex if you want to change anything other than the layout. Recently there have been a lot of changes in the KLL compiler in regards to JSON output. But if the keyboard is smarter (ARM based generally) and using a weak form of security like XOR it can be hacked. How do you prefer to include the ChibiOS library itself? The latest version of the configurator (its auto-updating! ) State scheduling provides so many customization options and timing options that are just not possible to test reliably on a physical keyboard. cgi-bin/build_layout.bash c07058ec0a6820f5990bb3cd6347dd81159fe7b0ee5204 KType standard "KType-Standard-.kll" "KType-Standard-1.kll" 2>&1 I also have an Ergodox Infinity from Massdrop, and would like to test. Flashing. The files can be opened using any 3d model/cad program that can work with .step files (e.g. By going Over^Kill, thats how . State Scheduling (e.g. 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. I think I have the basis working, in my TMK fork as discussed here. It's however clear that the keymaps won't be compatible by default though, some sort of porting would be needed. Therefore its possible to add KLL support to other keyboard firmwares or anything that supports key mapping. 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. Therefore I suggest that you start off by copying the infinity60 keyboard instead. 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. 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). Via is the original real-time QMK layout editor. 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. 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. But, KLL has a very interesting design aspect to it. 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!) @fredizzimo have you confirmed that this works for Teensy 3.2's? Thank you, @fredizzimo :). And while all our code and designs are opensource and up on GitHub it can be overwhelming (even for engineers!) However, were moving away from NXPs (originally Freescales) Kinetis K20 line and onto Microchips (originally Atmels) SAM4S line of MCUs. A small fork of dfu-util to maintain a macOS binary release of dfu-util. In my case, i just flashed that .hex and loaded VIA. Here is a brief rundown on what your code actually needs to do. Can I brick the keyboard if I mess up, or is it always recoverable by flashing the original kiibohd firmware back? DIY keyboards using a Teensy, Pro Micro, or other microcontroller are fully customizable. Weve been hard at work on the keyboard firmware since the K-Type launched working on bugs and adding new features. 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. to figure out what weve actually been working on. How do you handle the changes to tmk_core here? The other large project going on right now is preparing the firmware for Kira. but the change is instantaneous, no more flashing the firmware (after you initially update the firmware to be VIA-enabled of course). Using your configuration it generates a KLL file. 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. All-in-all, just better. The above refactoring would make it much easier to add support for new hardware in the future. 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. A custom bootloader (based off of McHCK) is available. If youre curious as to what the output looks like, take a look at this Travis-CI job. I agree with @jackhumbert that this is the structure to use: This is a lot to process on a Sunday, but I wanted to chime in and ask that we used something like this: I.e, it needs to be immediately clear wheter it's the EZ or the Infinity someone is using. Is the mbed stuff necessary for ARM support? See below for a list of supported keyboards and the firmware files to use. 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 :). 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. The ability to change rotary encoder keycodes has been recently added to VIA, but not all keyboards have added support for it yet. Why QMK/VIA is one of the most essential features for a custom keyboard? Oh wasn't aware of that limitation, I need a second split for home/work and was hoping to put rotary encoders on that one! Vial is a real-time layout editor for QMK, allowing you to change your keymap without recompiling or flashing the firmware. As far as I know, the biggest division between QMK and Kiibohd (I:C firmware) is in the microcontrollers they support. The Kiibohd firmware supports a lot of other keyboards, but these are more obscure/custom/lesser known. Are you sure you want to create this branch? Hopefully after reading through this, we'll get you sorted out on what's what and how it applies to your keyboard. Learn more. QMK started as a fork of TMK by /u/jackhumbert for his boards, but has now grown into a community project, supporting over 40 different keyboards, and several handwired ones. The major feature left to implement in KLL 0.5 is state-scheduling (e.g. Compilation Compilation is possible and tested on Windows/Linux/macOS. tap-keys, short/long presses). The Ergodox EZ has the typical "Teensy reset switch" which provides this behavior. Travis-CI is used to test the KLL compiler against a variety of Python 3 versions. Stars - the number of stars that a project has on GitHub.Growth - month over month growth in stars. 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 . The changes you make using VIA remain persistent on the keyboard, so even when you unplug and replug your keyboard back in, the keymap settings still remain. In this case a capability history buffer is maintained. Written and maintained by /u/tartanllama, code available here. The compiler is written in Python and is based on funcparserlib. This means we can not only install the correct driver for your keyboard, but also validate that youve only installed it correctly (in case you used Zadig on the wrong device by mistake; really easy to do btw). 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. First off, introductions of the team are in order. In general, this should be the only git repo you need to clone. I want to fix a little the instructions too. Infinity ErgoDox firmware: Kiibohd vs. QMK. The KLL compiler supports multiple emitters. VIA is a GUI for QMK. Check the text in either rules.mk in the keyboard folder (not keymap, I believe). Oh no. If you use one of our keyboards on Windows, you probably recognize this. Use Git or checkout with SVN using the web URL. The cases of Input Club are designed by Over^Kill using IronCAD. Reevaluating that decision now, I have a couple thoughts. The review process would probably be a bit tighter than other pull requests, but otherwise there shouldn't be any difference. I recently received an Infinity ErgoDox and I'm trying to figure out how to actually write layouts beyond the online configurator. It likens back to a day where you got a service manual with your keyboard (1970s IBM) and you could just lookup the part that was not working correctly. Keyboard lovers Clicking and Clacking in a content rich, friendly place. Highly customizable, fast, easy, and accessible, what more can you ask for? Most of those are small ones, like warning fixes, which should have no reason to not being accepted. 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