The controller git repo contains all the code that goes onto the keyboard as firmware. It also contains the code which publishes the graph data onto Plotly. Using your configuration it generates a KLL file. I'd be in favor of a /lib folder for all of that - the lufa stuff could be put there as well. No compiler was made for KLL 0.2 and lower. Even though QMK/VIA is highly customizable, only a certain amount of keyboard models support this feature. VIA support needs to be compiled in as an option in QMK. How do you prefer to include the ChibiOS library itself? Use Git or checkout with SVN using the web URL. The Kiibohd firmware supports a lot of other keyboards, but these are more obscure/custom/lesser known. We update these two pieces separately as we qualify stable firmware for the configurator rather than just releasing the latest (and possibly unstable) firmware. @linsomniac Have you tried using the lcd_backlight_hal_color function in infinity.c? Not only does it give you an indication on which expressions are having issues, it also provides developers with more information on what the problem actually is (the trickiest part when reporting a bug is providing enough relevant and detailed information to actually solve the issue). Activity is a relative number indicating how actively a project is being developed. And he has done a really good job with getting the firmware to the state it is. Well occasionally send you account related emails. Hopefully it will be added at some point. Zadig is a great tool, but why cant it just be done for you (like on macOS and Linux) and just work. Kiibohd firmware modules written in Rust and can be used with C FFI Rust 15 Apache-2.0 3 10 0 Updated Apr 16, 2023. kiibohd-firmware Public Kiibohd Firmware - Successor to kiibohd/controller Rust 18 Apache-2.0 4 8 0 Updated Mar 24, 2023. controller Public Kiibohd Controller Here is a brief rundown on what your code actually needs to do. Therefore its possible to add KLL support to other keyboard firmwares or anything that supports key mapping. 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. Not that it's all correct and complete yet of course, but working well enough for me to use the keyboard. So, back in 2016 HaaTa began his port of the KLL firmware to x86. --> Wiki <-- If you have questions start here. These highly customizable software (QMK, VIA, and Vial) are getting more traction among users and it can really enhance the typing experience for most users. 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. To compile natively for your platform, refer to the wiki. Before turning this into a biography, lets just say HaaTa has too many projects . Kiibohd GitHub, Hosted on GitHub Pages Theme by orderedlist, protocol converter for XT/AT/PS2/Terminal keyboards. Generally this is not possible since either the controller can not updated (most keyboard controllers are very dumb 8 bit microcontrollers) OR the firmware is security locked. With this information a test can be generated for each possible key combination on each layer and what the result of each test should be. In general, this should be the only git repo you need to clone. @fredizzimo I'm not sure if you're aware, but those folders don't contain just keymaps. I'm actually not too familiar with mbed, and until now, QMK has been exclusively AVR (which is why ARM projects were pruned). Via is the original real-time QMK layout editor. Or if were contributing back to another project, we maintain that license (and usually try to upstream changes). Which means you need to spend as little time away from the LED processing as possible. I have it working on a lets split, but I cant find a hex file with via for the levinson! Hello, So support for that has to be ported. 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.) But it seems like it was very experimental in the TMK firmware too, with only the onekey and the Infinity 60% supported. go to the QMK site and read the instructions for doing it via the command line). 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. Are there any parts that you feel shouldn't be done? Therefore I suggest that you start off by copying the infinity60 keyboard instead. The biggest challenge moving the Infinity Ergodox support to the QMK firmware is that there's no support for ChibiOS at the moment. And while all our code and designs are opensource and up on GitHub it can be overwhelming (even for engineers!) You can think of it as two different threads: one that runs consistently and reliably for key scanning and the other as fast as it can to deal with animations. The BusPirate and OpenOCD are used in manufacturing, though we use JTAG if possible (same cable, much faster but is not supported by all MCUs). 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. That's why software such as QMK/VIA or Vial exist and are getting popular. CoolerMaster QuickFire Rapid-I Firmware Updates. 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! 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. Has tools that make it easy to modify the layout. Just follow the QMK documentation (i.e. On the Ergodoxes being able to share keymaps, I like the idea of that, but I'm not sure how that would be done without some symlinking - I (and I'm sure @ezuk) would like to keep the keymaps contained in the ergodox_ez folder. No more accidentally installing the driver on the wrong interfaces! Yes those makefiles comes straight from the TMK and haven't been modifyed so they should probably be deleted. QMK's copy hasn't been updated in quite a while. My understanding of how ChibiOS and mbed work into the development chain is pretty limited. However, there are a few things that will likely sneak into the KLL 0.5 spec before it is complete. Is this a good idea? Some considerations for minimum specs: It's possible to port chips with lower specs, but will be more effort and have fewer features. I did have the bootloader_defs.h in my directory. 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. Documentation. These are generally released around the same time as the case. Do remember that for drivers Win32 vs. x64 really does matter. keyboards. Press J to jump to the feed. Features A "keymap" can be configured in Ruby which is a concise, readable and happy language RP2040 is the target platform microcontroller Removed it, same outcome. For those that are curious, the periodic cli command will let you adjust, in real time, how many cycles to wait between periodic scans. Can I brick the keyboard if I mess up, or is it always recoverable by flashing the original kiibohd firmware back? @fredizzimo I would like to see a chibios_keyboards or arm_keyboards folder so I can drop my keymap there. KMK firmware is awesome. This is a collection of flashing tools packaged into one app. The KLL compiler supports multiple emitters. QMK is incredibly powerful, but it does have two fairly major drawbacksit's not newcomer-friendly. The first would be, auto-downloading of dfu-util binaries. This isnt needed unless youre looking at flashing the bootloader on your keyboard with a BusPirate in SWD mode. I'm not familiar with mbed either. The video below demonstrates how to create a macro command of a screenshot (Shift-Command-4) on macOS, so you can take a screenshot with a single key. It should be pretty easy to get running on Atmel AVR USB based boards (e.g., HHKB, Atomic, Planck, ErgoDox, Phantom, NerD). I still have no idea why it doesn't work for you, if it does for @leizzer. Were going to try and put out at least one update ever 1-2 months (though maybe not quite this long ). It supports auto-detection and auto-flashing of firmware to keyboards. Recent commits have higher weight than older ones. If you use one of our keyboards on Windows, you probably recognize this. To prevent flickering, each LED frame must be serviced as quickly as possible. @WishCow It is very, very unlikely that you will brick the keyboard. No buying, selling, or trading classifieds. tap-keys, short/long presses). That makes a lot of sense now. 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! They share a lot of code obviously, but our recent diverge from forkship just shows how differently they're growing. KLL is the DSL that HaaTa wrote to define keyboard functionality in a distinct and widely compatible way. ChibiOS and Infinity Ergodox support for QMK, Add both Ergodox EZ and Infinity Ergodox as sub-projects of Ergodox, Swiss German layout for Ergodox EZ & Infinity, https://github.com/qmk/qmk_firmware/tree/master/keyboards/ergodox_infinity. You can find the schematic for one of the later versions of the capsense controller on our GitHub (was originally hosted on Gitorious which closed) which was named DPH for dfj, parak and HaaTa. This history buffer is compared to what was expected, using the kll.json information. 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 recently received an Infinity ErgoDox and I'm trying to figure out how to actually write layouts beyond the online configurator. So I would like to refactor that first. The Infinity Ergodox doesn't need it, and I'm pretty sure that the Infinity 60% could be implemented by ChibiOS instead if mbed, if someone wanted to add support for it. For those that are not familiar, firmware is compiled software that is stored on a non-volatile device (like inside a keyboards flash storage). Recent commits have higher weight than older ones. It was designed to handle both layout mapping as well as LED configuration for you keyboard. Originally started by matt3o for the WhiteFox keyboard, KiiConf is the web-based configuration utility for our keyboards. The major feature left to implement in KLL 0.5 is state-scheduling (e.g. So the engineering team here at Input Club is going to start publishing monthly updates on what weve been working on! Your best bet would be to check with HaaTa from InputClub who helped with designing the Infinity Ergodox to see what the recovery options are on that board. Via is the original real-time QMK layout editor. @fredizzimo Yes, sorry I wasn't more clear, but I've made the indicated edits to the file. In the ideal world I would like to see that QMK and TMK are joined together. at 37.5MB compressed (without .git). TMK (where QMK was derived from late 2014) was started back in 2010 by hasu and the kiibohd controller firmware, by HaaTa, early 2011. Instead I should probably create a template to be used for chibios projects, or what do you think @jackhumbert. It also seems to be much more community driven. QMK is really designed to support the OLKB product line, ErgoDox EZ, and Clueboard product line. As of 2021-08-10, ZMK has plenty of features but is not as fully featured as QMK and does not have an interactive layout editor. If you run into any issues with "Device not found" when flashing, then you may need to use Zadig to fix the issue. Keyboards used to have big bezels because you could place your keyboard controller chips in those areas. Check the text in either rules.mk in the keyboard folder (not keymap, I believe). @flabbergast Thanks for the info regarding ARM! First off, introductions of the team are in order. The mbed library is currently located in the tmk_core\tool\mbed\mbed-sdk directory. QMK Toolbox supports the following bootloaders: If there's an interest in any others, they can be added if their commands are known. At least it would make sense to move that to the lib folder as well. It also has many features as QMK (RGB, BLE, split keyboards), so I really recommend giving it a try if you're into more DIY stuff. The number of mentions indicates the total number of mentions that we've tracked plus the number of user suggested alternatives. Also, dont worry, you dont need a bootloader update (youre not missing out on any keyboard features). The configurator is comprised of two parts, the UI (the configurator download) and the KiiConf server (which handles generating the firmware image). And that needs ec1oud@2506f5b which is my custom keymap. 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. When I originally setup support for Clueboard, I debated having a #define vs separate directories. VIA consists of two parts: Firmware and VIA Configurator. The goal of this subreddit is to provide daily links to interesting mechanical keyboard content. @fredizzimo I'd be happy to test the QMK port on my Infinity(ies) if you need an extra set of hands/eyes. The bootloader is a separate program, and it can't be overwritten by the normal dfu-util tool. However, to fully utilize the RGBness of the K-Type a high frame rate required using the majority of the CPU time servicing animationsinstead of scanning for keypresses. How stable is it? Flashing. Here at Input Club we tend to do a lot more than what gets publicized in our product and Kickstarter updates. Feel free to use kiidrv in your own projects as its fully opensource under GPLv3 and LGPLv3, and just a useful tool in general. So when dealing with QMK normally, if you want to update your keymap, you modify your keymap code within a QMK build environment and compile it or use something like QMK Configurator. 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. Input Club All-in-all, just better. A modular community keyboard firmware for everyone. In either case a .hex/.bin file is generated that then needs to be flashed/reflashed to your keyboard. All the Input Club git repos can be found on GitHub. You signed in with another tab or window. Before we dive into what VIA is, let's go over what QMK Firmware is first in case you're not sure. Being able to tweak the keymap in real time makes me far more likely to try different layouts. Currently it's only emulating the visualization stuff, by rendering the LCD and LEDs, on a simple 2D keyboard. GitHub KLL - Keyboard Layout Language Spec KLL Web Configurator - latest Kiibohd Presentations Scanned Documents So the question is, can just compile the code with my layout and flash it, or should I better recreate my layout in Infinity's web configurator? Now I will get even less work done as I seek out that perfect layout. The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: Yeah! kiibohd seems to compile and run fine on this controller. Press question mark to learn the rest of the keyboard shortcuts. The above refactoring would make it much easier to add support for new hardware in the future. Written and maintained by /u/tartanllama, code available here. It is still being . https://www.inputclub.comhttps://configurator.inputclub.comhttps://github.com/kiibohd/kiiconf/wikiThis video covers how to use layers on your Input Club keyb. Really though, all this work was done in order to prepare for state scheduling testing (also known as short/long press or tap keys). For both the one key and your "totoroboard". N-key rollover Work fast with our official CLI. Kiibohd Controller. 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 . So instead of just switching back to the layer I want to be in when I accidentally switch, I instead have to guess and mess around and frequently just unplug the Infinity to get back to a known state. Parak, the ebay master responsible for most of HaaTas keyboard collection, is a proficient collector in tools of great quality (such as IBM keyboards) in his own right. Please This repo contains the KLL compiler source code. LED support). I was able to compile using the Makefile file for lc but I couldn't do it with the Makefile.3.2. It started even before the tmk_core split, by no longer accepting pull requests for new keyboards. However, the recommended method is using a Dockerfile. The Python funcparserlib parsing expressions resemble xBNF grammars. 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. Open Source is very important to Input Club . Official QMK Configurator tool. It contains the code for the upcoming automated Zadig driver installation (no more messing with Zadig!). Stars - the number of stars that a project has on GitHub.Growth - month over month growth in stars. But that would of course be a bit of a hassle for the users, and maybe even cause merge conflicts, since the location changes. Which functionality is not working? 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). This would allow for adding unit tests, and also making an emulator on the PC side. Furthermore I have added an visualization emulator for the Infinity Ergodox that can be run from Windows. Soarer developed his own protocol converter for XT/AT/PS2/Terminal keyboards to USB (using a Teensy 2.0 or 2.0++). This readme now seems out of date: https://github.com/qmk/qmk_firmware/tree/master/keyboards/ergodox_infinity. Read the Docs! He has all sorts of cool things planned out for the desktop configurator all in the name of R, G and B. I'd want to run this by @ezuk of course, but I like the this structure: I'd be open to allowing a command line make argument to specify which ergodox variety gets built - this could be useful for other keyboards as well, to compile different variations (revisions) of the same board (maybe this would be useful to @skullydazed as well?). AppImages are single-file applications that run on most Linux distributions. Another alternative at the cost of a slightly harder to navigate structure, is this. The Kiibohd firmware supports a lot of other keyboards, but these are more obscure/custom/lesser known. But its petty dope as it is, not gonna lie. Any board that uses TMK can also run QMK. Weve been hard at work on the keyboard firmware since the K-Type launched working on bugs and adding new features. Not all computers have a working version of dfu-util available so if the configurator cant find one on the system the configurator will download a known working dfu-util for your system. But now I think I have came up with a simplified design, so it shouldn't take too long. But especially the visualization one could be useful for a lot of keyboards. This will be the first keyboard design since 2015 to use a new MCU! 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). These are useful for triggering off of things such as CapsLock and NumLock. But, KLL has a very interesting design aspect to it. It should support anything that is supported by the. 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!) Next, the library is indicated it may process a single loop. While it also works for macOS and Linux it is tricky to package correctly for all distributions. The keymaps would also not always be automatically compatible, since some of them includes some ergodox_ez specific headers. Buy here, Saqneo's Alternative to Corsair CUE - Discussion. But I haven't had any test reports for my latest fixes yet. Capabilities that are thread-safe may be called immediately inside the periodic thread, while non-thread-safe capabilities must be queued up for the polling thread. This is the main Kiibohd Firmware. This is the repo you should be watching if youre interested in new keyboard features and bug-fixes. Note that just because your keyboard is listed there doesn't mean that you can immediately use VIA Configurator with it. VIA is a feature in QMK that lets you change your keymap on your keyboard without needing to reflash firmware. Infinity ErgoDox firmware: Kiibohd vs. QMK. If youre interested in seriously understanding KLL youll definitely want to read the spec. So the logical place for the ChibiOS would be along that, as a git subtree. But since we have plenty of time to think about that, I won't go through them now. 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. For some boards, there is also a lighting controls option that may be enabled, and this allows to to control the brightness of in-switch LEDs and/or control RGB lighting colors and modes. Ever wonder how Input Club makes their simple, but beautiful, cases. Recently there have been a lot of changes in the KLL compiler in regards to JSON output. While this is only a start, self-testing KLL should be working for all macros (sequence and combo) currently supported by the firmware. Contains some small updates for the Kinetis mk20dx256vlh7 MCU as well as some additional debugging used in manufacturing. Our most recent release is v0.4.1. There's little reason that a keymap for clueboard1 couldn't be used on clueboard2. Awesome! The latest version of the configurator (its auto-updating! ) Why QMK/VIA is one of the most essential features for a custom keyboar If you type a lot daily, like for emails, texts, photo editing, video editing, etc, you may want to make every keystroke as efficient as possible in order to be more productive. Yeah check the docs, it's just a flag to be compiled into QMK (I think..). May I ask what's the status of QMK for Infinity Ergodox? LCD screen, change LED brightness, etc.). GitHub Download Usage Kiibohd_Configurator is available as an AppImage which means "one app = one file", which you can download and run on your Linux system while you don't need a package manager and nothing gets changed in your system. Some of you might have seen my port for the Infinity Ergodox for the TMK firmware here. 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. For Homebrew users, it is also available as a Cask: This commit does not belong to any branch on this repository, and may belong to a fork outside of the repository. 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