Step 3:Name Your Keymap: Give your keymap a name. If you encounter issues during compilation, consider changing the name to avoid conflicts with existing keymaps in the QMK Firmware repository. Step 4:Define Your Keymap: You can enter keycodes in one of three ways: Drag and drop the keycod...
I need two uart to send data, my MCU is stm32f103。 Now I can only use uart1 to send data through the uart_write() function。 thanks!cckuzan added help wanted question labels Jun 19, 2024 Member fauxpark commented Jun 19, 2024 Currently not possible with the UART API. You can pro...
Enter VIA, a user-friendly interface that works as a configurator for the QMK firmware, allowing you to make real-time changes to your keyboard without the need to flash firmware constantly. This combination offers a greater level of customization, from backlight effects and macros to custom key...
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Regarding using the QMK toolbox, ACR TOP 40 is supported in the new beta version. You will either need to use the latest beta release ( LINK ) or the Akko Signed one. You can also wait until the beta one is officially published. To enter Bootloader mode and flash the firmware on your...
HomeKit-enabled accessories are smart devices you can add to and control using the Apple Home app. And once you set one up using yournew iPhoneor iPad, you get to customize its functions through any of your compatible Apple devices, including the Apple Watch and Mac. That's not to mentio...
The second is a local piece of software that you will use to load or flash the firmware onto your keyboard. Navigate to https://config.qmk.fm/ and you should see something that looks like this:Next, select your keyboard, layout and provide a name for the keymap. From there you can cl...
In my opinion, one of the more novel things you can do with an Arduino is put it to use as a custom game controller for your favorite games. Whether you’re retrofitting a Nerf gun, converting a rhythm controller to play an FPS game, or playing PUBG with a frying pan –using an ...
Instead of buying a macro keypad, why not make one yourself? We’ll show you how to use mechanical keyboard switches, an Arduino, and QMK’s keyboard firmware to get started. The Tools and Parts You’ll need some tools and parts for your macro keypad build. You should be able to get...
The Ploopy mouse uses the firmware QMK to program its functionality, and because the shell is made from 3D printed parts it can be reprinted to whatever color or filament type you want to use. If you take a look inside, you will find a PCB and a few ball bearings, and to top it of...