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photekq wrote: Crossposting out of desperation.. I need this keyset! Does nobody like it?

Yeah, it has a certain something, although I would need UK\US alpha's my pea-brain cannot deal with anything else...

zslane wrote: This is more suited to MassDrop than 7bit, but it's still kinda fun:

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uber cool, would deffo get my vote, we need more themed sets

This one is a derivative of 7bit's #33.

WCK, GDC, GDV, RBC, BFR, plus BGA and VF:

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[{c:"#eee2d0",t:"#733636",p:"DSA",a:7,f:8},"<i class='fa fa-pagelines'></i>",{x:1,t:"#6d6a64",f:3},"F1","F2","F3","F4",{x:0.5},"F5","F6","F7","F8",{x:0.5},"F9","F10","F11","F12",{x:0.25,f:8},"<i class ...

Thanks mate, appreciate your comments. Given some of the MCU's cost pennies now, what about a dual MCU setup whereby the input to each is switched via a small input PCB? perhaps just switching v+?

Apologies if I'm talking out of my 4rs3, feel free to crack me with a piece of 4x4.

Maybe not immediately obvious what I want to do here so... :?:

I often have to work with client laptops\desktops, I hate having to use anything other than my own external keyboard, I've used KVM's, KM's, which can cause all sorts of issues with some of the port monitoring software used by my ...

Looks good!!, agree with Plasmodium about fn layer, but the Pulse base kit comes with an R3 "Function" key, ditch caps lock and have it served by Shift+FN. Agree with Matt about Swills plate builder, takes the guess work out, and speeds up the entire process, although it wouldn't hurt to learn some ...

Nothing personal, but why are the images blurry over the 3/4 of the surface? To add the artistic touch, or some physical/lens/macro... limitation? I personally would like to see the whole picture not just the minimal focused part.

I'm loving the shots, much more depth than I and certainly many ...

I think voters should be aware that my cream/biege suggestions (including the Codemasters) will really only look good on biege/brown keyboard cases, which nobody makes anymore. I honestly believe that the primary reason these colorways look good in my renders is because I deliberately created biege ...

ok, last attempt from one who is artistically challenged...

is it that bad? I better stay off the sherbert....

something like....

Wow...that was quick, seemed to be over before it started, wanted to suggest a PCB style color set, as inspired by one of the banner pics from the site.
Perhaps YCC, VCS and YCF... Hey Ho, never mind, one for the future perhaps...

7bit wrote:

meow a cat wrote: ...

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I would kill for this set.

You mean this:

mmm, digging this, not full-on wood territory but close

^^^ intersting keyboard. If we ever do German legends, this will help to find the proper words.
:cool:

Would I be alone in wanting left aligned Tab, Caps and Shift and right aligned Backspace, Return and Shift, think it would look quite balanced on a 60%? Maybe as an add-on pack?
Yes, you are ...

Would I be alone in wanting left aligned Tab, Caps and Shift and right aligned Backspace, Return and Shift, think it would look quite balanced on a 60%? Maybe as an add-on pack?

Given the Pok3r comes with an aluminium case I'd hazard a guess that money was saved elsewhere in the production. The standard caps are pretty nasty and I really noticed the difference when I coupled the Pok3r with some DSA Dolch.

Just purchased 2 keyboards complete with trackpoints off Fleabay for under 12.00GBP delivered (X22 and T23). I'll advise in due course on any issues getting these working.

ooh, think I'll be needing one of these. Are they likely to be on general sale anytime soon?

mmm, sounds like the chip could be fritzed... I think all other avenues have been exhausted. Perhaps someone else can offer a differing opinion but I think all logical attempts to get this resolved have been attempted.

Down n dirty, you could remove connection to pins one by one to see if behaviour changes. Given the precarious state of the Arduino this may be best done keyside. Trial and error should allow you to identify offending port(s).

Given it looks like only 12 pins are used if only a couple are damaged ...

Indeed, I concur with with you. However after checking\fixing all my wiring I managed to track my issues down to 4 consecutive keys on a row, bridging the diodes allowed me to diagnose the faulty diode. Re-soldered a new diode in place and presto, all working.

It does differ slightly in that yours ...

Thanks mate, I'll pick up a T42 off Ebay, 21.00 GBP delivered for the laptop.

Hi Matt

When you say disassembling the prototype, I assume you are referring to everything? De-soldering switches\diodes etc? I would check all switches \ diodes \ connections, as I had slightly erratic behavior with mine which turned out to be a dodgy diode.

Without seeing the layout it looks ...

Evening people, can anyone recommend a good trackpoint for me to integrate into one of my projects? When I say good I'm looking for reasonably priced, controllable from within TMK and readily available? Any suggestions welcome.

Thanks

Nic

keymap_common.h - Line 24, no comma needed after "K3B" at the end of the line. In each case as already mentioned troubleshoot the first error, it's likely that the others will drop off once all the syntax is correct.

Ensure your makefile has appropriate settings for the AVR you are using ...

not sure if this has been done already (it might be, it kinda looks familiar, but I could be wrong).

Looks a little similar to some of the Lambretta colours if I'm not mistaken.

mmm, agree. The whole process could do with a little more clarity, certainly for newcomers like myself. I know those time-served members have been there, done that and got the t-shirt (or perhaps not if 7-bit is involved in the t-shirt delivery) :o :twisted: :mrgreen: :oops:

Only joking fella, you ...

Thanks gents, just applied Ray's solution and it is now working as desired, appreciate your time and effort

Nic

It is the diode in both cases - ie, bridging the diode creates the expected output. Looking at the board more closely I see the LGUI diode is actually soldered in backwards (duh...my bad and I thought I double checked all of them!). The Z diode is in correctly, but is presumably faulty (or perhaps ...

Afternoon all,

Hopefully someone can assist. I have changed the layout on my board and have "/?' on my FN0 layer (Q), however I want FN+Q to give me question mark not forward slash. How do I get the shifted state of this key?

Thanks

Nic