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* Fix LAYOUT_planck_1x2uC macro for Planck rev6 * Add KC_KEYMAP alias for LAYOUT_kc macro
#Dz60 pcb update#
* Update keyboards/planck/planck.h per KC_LAYOUT_ortho_4x12 alias to LAYOUT_kc_ortho_4x12. 5 or earlier, the user receives a compile error. If an AVR-specific macro is used for a Planck rev. Unified layout macro names across AVR and ARM boards.Ĭurrently certain layout macros are specific to either AVR or ARM when used in the QMK Configurator. Planck: Layout Macro Refactor ( qmk#4402)
#Dz60 pcb how to#
Then it's an issue of figuring how to relate them to each other. But the gist was to figure out a way to tell the Configurator what layout options are available (Split Space/Backspace/Shifts, ANSI/ISO, Standard/Tsangan/Winkeyless, etc.) by nesting JSON objects, similarly to the current structure. We actually have an issue against the Configurator talking about exactly that, but heck if I can find it right now.
#Dz60 pcb code#
That way its accessible to those who are comfortable with code and those who are not. The user then picks their mapping and the magic translates this to the existing layout. Instead of picking an predefined macro, you would select 2 and 10, and the UI would reflect that suggestion. In fact, I had half a mind to suggest that be the standard for all boards, because once you figure out the "global" matrix and what positions share locations, you only have to set the matrix once and then point all the layouts at LAYOUT_all. That's actually what I'm thinking should be done. However i understand that mapping the options against which are interdependent would be complicated.
#Dz60 pcb iso#
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I am proposing that the layouts are reduced to: There are multiple layouts that could easily use another layout but with some keys doing nothing, eg the HHKB layouts or layouts with keys that are not split. Please ensure your case has at least 5.5mm clearance between the case and the bottom of the PCB.After discussion here, it became apparent the DZ60 layouts need consolidating. The included battery dimensions are 4x30x80mm and it uses a jst sh 1mm connector.
#Dz60 pcb upgrade#
Just clone our public ZMK-config GitHub repository in the layout branch of your choice, make your changes, push to build it in the cloud with GitHub actions, and download the UF2 directly to your keyboard! If you really wanted to you could do it on your phone! As a drop-in replacement for any DZ60 footprint PCB, it's an easy and inexpensive upgrade to free yourself from wires for weeks at a time.īLE support is required for the PCB to work with computers. If you wish to make customizations ZMK's module-centric design lets you make changes without installing build environments or screwing around with path variables. With an easy-to-use UF2 bootloader making changes is as simple as drag and drop, no DFU drivers, no programming software, just double-tap reset or use the bootloader keycode and it pops up as a thumb drive. Zephyr's energy optimization delivers fantastic battery life, over a month with the included battery with a 3hr charge time from a standard USB port. The Nordic Semiconductor BLE module delivers high performance and excellent range even in metal cases, and in conjunction with ZMK, it delivers the functionality to match. The BT60 focuses on a polished experience rather than every bell and whistle. The BT60, a simple, functional, hot-swap wireless 60% that drops into most cases.