Hi!
While what the others wrote is all technically right, I'll try to translate what they said into layman's terms.
When you press a key on your keyboard, it outputs a so-called 'scancode'. When you use the Ergodox EZ graphical layout editor, you select a symbol from the US English QWERTY layout ...
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- 08 Jan 2018, 16:04
- Forum: Keyboards
- Topic: Troubles with Ergodox EZ Layout
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- 21 Dec 2017, 09:50
- Forum: Keyboards
- Topic: First DIY keyboard project - need some advice
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Thanks for the replies!
One thing you can do with a dedicated firmware (TMK, QMK), regardless of your intended layout, is this: use SPACE (or any similar, convenient thumb key) as a dual-role key: SPACE when tapped (pressed-and-released), but FUNCTION when pressed (in combination with another key ...
One thing you can do with a dedicated firmware (TMK, QMK), regardless of your intended layout, is this: use SPACE (or any similar, convenient thumb key) as a dual-role key: SPACE when tapped (pressed-and-released), but FUNCTION when pressed (in combination with another key ...
- 20 Dec 2017, 16:27
- Forum: Keyboards
- Topic: First DIY keyboard project - need some advice
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First DIY keyboard project - need some advice
Hi!
I'm new to the community and while I was lurking around here on and off for many months, I've just decided to register since I'm starting my first DIY keyboard project.
What I'd like to build is a fully symmetric keyboard with the alphanumeric keys, the Fx keys, and the navigational cluster ...
I'm new to the community and while I was lurking around here on and off for many months, I've just decided to register since I'm starting my first DIY keyboard project.
What I'd like to build is a fully symmetric keyboard with the alphanumeric keys, the Fx keys, and the navigational cluster ...