Only the second command is strictly needed, but the first one will make sure that everything is up to date in case the repository locations are changed. Then, once you have a docker environment, you can select a build script here. That's why software such as QMK/VIA or Vial exist and are getting popular. Validating the result is a bit trickier as results are actually KLL capabilities (i.e. Hasu's Alternative Controller Guide by RoastPotatoes, TMK Layer mapping guide by RoastPotatoes, Discussion, Written by /u/jetpacktuxedo for his microboard, Written and maintained by /u/metalliqaz, Main discussion/repository on Geekhack. Make sure to download the correct architecture for your version of Windows. Thats why software such as QMK/VIA or Vial exist and are getting popular. But maybe not too much, since the main change, that affects the keymaps would just be a rename from ergodox_ez to ergodox. We generally opensource (CERN OHL) the design around 30 days (usually because were really busy trying to ship the keyboard, haha) after the first units of a design ships. Indeed, its not perfect.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. tmk_visualizer. It supports auto-detection and auto-flashing of firmware to keyboards. Inventor of KLL, main firmware engineer for Input Club, keyboard collector, measurer of force curves, Hako/Halo switch inventor and designer of keyboards at Input Club. Sign in I uploaded it with the TeensyLoader. I'm happy owner of Ergodox EZ and have a fork with custom layout and now I received Ergodox Infinity from Massdrop. Wow I didnt know this existed! Any board that uses TMK can also run QMK. I have some experience with writing layouts for tmk and qmk and compared to these, the Kiibohd firmware either lacks a lot of functionality or doesn't make it obvious that I can do the same. I was expecting github to notify me if someone talks to me :/ It has GUI and command line releases for Windows, Linux and macOS. Zadig is a great tool, but why cant it just be done for you (like on macOS and Linux) and just work. A fork of the McHCK SWD flashing utility for the BusPirate. Even though QMK/VIA is highly customizable, only a certain amount of keyboard models support this feature. Multiple code repositories on GitHub -- there are, A web GUI tool for configuring and compiling TMK can be found. I settled on two directories mainly because it seemed more foolproof when my fork was separate from the main qmk branch. It contains the code for the upcoming automated Zadig driver installation (no more messing with Zadig!). This is where VIA steps in. ChibiOS will be added as a submodule, at least initially, as that way it won't grow the repository size, and we can always move to subtrees later. The QMK Documentation page is pretty expansive, and tries to document all features available. To compile natively for your platform, refer to the wiki. Linked animations (using animations as triggers). I agree with @jackhumbert that this is the structure to use: This is a lot to process on a Sunday, but I wanted to chime in and ask that we used something like this: I.e, it needs to be immediately clear wheter it's the EZ or the Infinity someone is using. But now, with our sleek and streamlined keyboards, with no arrow cluster or spaced function row, there are very few places to put components on the pcb that wont interfere with the keyboard switches. PC emulation sounds awesome - testing would be a dream :) The serial and visualiser sound fun to mess with as well! Maybe newer versions are required. The trigger:result pairs that define what you pressed and what should happen when you press. For example by making the drivers more generic, like this pull request. 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. 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. There are also at least the following other libraries used. It was designed to handle both layout mapping as well as LED configuration for you keyboard. 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? We opensource (CERN OHL) the schematic, layout, BOM (bill of materials) as well as the gerbers used to manufacture the pcbs. First off, introductions of the team are in order. Using the new kiidrv project by smasher816, we can automatically determine whether you need to install the Zadig driver and handle it for you. Another alternative at the cost of a slightly harder to navigate structure, is this. Then, to support all of the hardware specific calls, Python callbacks were implemented with Scan and Output. After that ChibiOS support could be added, together with adding support for the Infinity Ergodox, so it can be tested. Awesome! In the ideal world I would like to see that QMK and TMK are joined together. All-in-all, just better. I have no idea what could be wrong, since Teensy 3.1 and 3.2 uses the same chip as the Infinity. Vial is a real-time layout editor for QMK, allowing you to change your keymap without recompiling or flashing the firmware. @fredizzimo I would like to see a chibios_keyboards or arm_keyboards folder so I can drop my keymap there. By design, KLL supports an enormous number of configurations multiplied by the number of keyboards that support it. The KLL compiler is automatically retrieved during the build process and will warn you if your KLL compiler is too old. This is a collection of flashing tools packaged into one app. You signed in with another tab or window. @linsomniac Have you tried using the lcd_backlight_hal_color function in infinity.c? from manufacturer to manufacturer, and even within a manufacturer (as they develop new MCUs). Both the WhiteFox and Infinity Ergodox hardware also support 100 fps animations. 6 VIA RGB Controls & Encoder Mapping, Updating Pro Micro Bootloader to DFU Bootloader. SpriteMod's tutorial to how he hacked into Quickfire Rapid-i, Original Post, Download Source Files, In fact Microsoft Wireless keyboards can be easily "sniffed" using XOR Decryption - Hacker builds simple wallwart adapter to eavesdrop on Microsoft Wireless Keyboards, GitHub project to reverse engineer Poker 2 firmware, Apple Keyboard firmware hacked and turned into keystroke logger, Controller Replacement Dropin - Early Filco controller replacement, More Costar replacement controllers. Copyright 2023 Keebio. May I ask what's the status of QMK for Infinity Ergodox? Can I brick the keyboard if I mess up, or is it always recoverable by flashing the original kiibohd firmware back? It is still being . Use Git or checkout with SVN using the web URL. So, back in 2016 HaaTa began his port of the KLL firmware to x86. But the differences are rather minor, and could most likely be resolved with small refactoring. Overleaf was used to compile/maintain the docs in the past. at 37.5MB compressed (without .git). Many Git commands accept both tag and branch names, so creating this branch may cause unexpected behavior. Built with Docusaurus. You signed in with another tab or window. The number of mentions indicates the total number of mentions that we've tracked plus the number of user suggested alternatives. In either case a .hex/.bin file is generated that then needs to be flashed/reflashed to your keyboard. Input Club Kono Store Input Club Engineering Blog SF Bay Area Meetup Mailing List Images and Videos Flickr (includes G+ Photos) Imgur YouTube Projects and Documents Plotly - Force Curves! 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. This is a small fork of OpenOCD which contains patches for using openocd with a BusPirate and the SWD protocol. Feel free to use kiidrv in your own projects as its fully opensource under GPLv3 and LGPLv3, and just a useful tool in general. This means if the LEDs turn on, the firmware is doing something . 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. Yeah check the docs, it's just a flag to be compiled into QMK (I think..). Prior to the K-Type, the only heavy lifting the MCU had to do was scan keys, send updates to USB and occasionally update some peripherals (e.g. This would be mostly useful for debugging, and users building their keymaps.That's why I would like to add PC support for the tmk_core. Yes those makefiles comes straight from the TMK and haven't been modifyed so they should probably be deleted. The bootloader is a separate program, and it can't be overwritten by the normal dfu-util tool. So the logical place for the ChibiOS would be along that, as a git subtree. Many Git commands accept both tag and branch names, so creating this branch may cause unexpected behavior. Yes, I'm aware of that, and as I mentioned above the keymaps won't be automatically compatible. The first would be, auto-downloading of dfu-util binaries. You first have to set up QMK, but that is really simple and quick. Now I will get even less work done as I seek out that perfect layout. QMK Toolbox supports the following bootloaders: If there's an interest in any others, they can be added if their commands are known. And while all our code and designs are opensource and up on GitHub it can be overwhelming (even for engineers!) Thank you, @fredizzimo :). Most of those are small ones, like warning fixes, which should have no reason to not being accepted. The QMK Documentation page is pretty expansive, and tries to document all features available. So the physical reset button at the bottom of the PCB should always take you there, and you are able to flash another working firmware, including the original kiibohd firmware. Really though, all this work was done in order to prepare for state scheduling testing (also known as short/long press or tap keys). tmk_serial, which adds a generic serial protocol, which is used for the communication between the two halves. In the process I hope to learn how to update/edit the firmware myself, and produce custom LED visualizations. If your keyboard supports multiple layers for different operating systems, such as Windows and Mac, users can even customize different settings on each layer for your QMK/VIA-enabled keyboard. Since it's based on circuitpython, you don't need to install anything on your computer. If the keyboard is qmk compatible but its not in the vias compatible list, can you enable it anyway? When a keyboard is backlit the LEDs are typically controlled by the firmware as well. Any sort of combined repo would just be frustrating for both @tmk and the collaborators here (or maybe just me). By going Over^Kill, thats how . While the firmware was originally based on the Teensy 2.0 and 3.0 codebases the original schematics and bootloader were forked from the McHCK project. Appveyor is used to generated automated builds. Please Agreed. But before doing that, I would like to refactor the existing code a bit. The changes you make using VIA remain persistent on the keyboard, so even when you unplug and replug your keyboard back in, the keymap settings still remain. Keyboards used to have big bezels because you could place your keyboard controller chips in those areas. GitHub KLL - Keyboard Layout Language Spec KLL Web Configurator - latest Kiibohd Presentations Scanned Documents In my case, i just flashed that .hex and loaded VIA. I want to fix a little the instructions too. Here at Input Club we tend to do a lot more than what gets publicized in our product and Kickstarter updates. Written mainly in C (firmware) and Python (algorithms and web interaction). TMK (where QMK was derived from late 2014) was started back in 2010 by hasu and the kiibohd controller firmware, by HaaTa, early 2011. Quantum Mechanical Keyboard Firmware. Before turning this into a biography, lets just say HaaTa has too many projects . Note that by default, most keyboards do not have the VIA_ENABLE feature enabled. The controller git repo contains all the code that goes onto the keyboard as firmware. It seems like it is closed for now and there is no way to contribute or fix bugs. QMK/VIA is literally the Holy Grail of keyboard customization with infinite possibilities.The VIA configurator allows users to intuitively remap any key on the keyboard, and create numerous macro commands, shortcuts, or key combinations for your keyboard. And none of them has even got a single comment by @tmk. The latest version of the configurator (its auto-updating! ) The review process would probably be a bit tighter than other pull requests, but otherwise there shouldn't be any difference. Ctrl+A macro that overrides A and doesnt send it). How would I go about flashing the default ergodox infinty layout with QMK? @profet23 You can test your keybord with my fork of tmk_firmware here. @fredizzimo have you confirmed that this works for Teensy 3.2's? Just as a data point: I haven't been using my Infinity because I a few times daily get stuck in one of the layers but have no feedback. If you use one of our keyboards on Windows, you probably recognize this. They share a lot of code obviously, but our recent diverge from forkship just shows how differently they're growing. Do remember that for drivers Win32 vs. x64 really does matter. But now I think I have came up with a simplified design, so it shouldn't take too long. This is crucial for support and troubleshooting purposes. It has been long deprecated, please use the configurator instead. But for me as a contributor, it's an almost impossible situation, as I see so much potential, but I'm unable to do anything about it. 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. I think I have the basis working, in my TMK fork as discussed here. Thanks for your work on this @fredizzimo. The goal of this shared library (kiibohd.so) was to be able to control the KLL processing cycle-by-cycle in order to construct any sort of situation that may occur on a keyboard. Input Clubs pcb are designed by Parak using KiCad. However, the recommended method is using a Dockerfile. General Info Are you sure you want to create this branch? While this functionality is currently limited to compiling the firmware yourself, it will be added to the configurator as well in the future. I hacked on this a little ec1oud@3fa9073 re-enables the LCD and key backlighting and LCD text animations. However I still haven't had time to properly fix the LCD and LED support(currently the right hand LCD stays on constantly while the left is dark). Highly customizable, fast, easy, and accessible, what more can you ask for? Due to licensing restrictions, it shares no source code with QMK Firmware. 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 . I understand @tmk's desire to control everything, and keep everything up to his standards. You flash a keymap once, and then you can change the layout as many times as you want after that without flashing using VIA. Help requests, buying advice, and simple questions will be removed. In fact I think I will send a pull request that deletes the whole chibios_test, as it no longer serves the original purpose. It is still being actively developed, but is closed source. So I would like that these two libraries becomes part of the QMK too, rather as something external. 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. privacy statement. This scancode is then sent as a pressed scancode. Not hard, but a few steps including some waiting, and takes maybe 5 minutes. Is the mbed stuff necessary for ARM support? This includes things such as all defined KLL capabilities, per-layer trigger:result pairs and physical keymapping. Learn more. This would allow for adding unit tests, and also making an emulator on the PC side. Check the text in either rules.mk in the keyboard folder (not keymap, I believe). 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. I have an Infinity Ergodox Infinity from MassDrop/Input Club with LEDs installed. 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. Written mainly in JavaScript but also contains quite a bit of PHP and Shell code as well. Flashing. Kiibohd Configurator and Whitefox 0 /r/mechanicalkeyboards, 2021-05-17, 21:31:30 Permalink. But the big thing is that the tmk_core doesn't support the customization point that I need. to figure out what weve actually been working on. The LEDs in any Input Club keyboard will not turn on until USB has been fully negotiated. It should be pretty easy to get running on Atmel AVR USB based boards (e.g., HHKB, Atomic, Planck, ErgoDox, Phantom, NerD). I would actually like to add support for PC at some point quite shortly afterwards. Therefore I suggest that you start off by copying the infinity60 keyboard instead. NOTE: MOST keyboards are NOT Firmware Updatable. Travis-CI is used to test the KLL compiler against a variety of Python 3 versions. Removed it, same outcome. QMK is incredibly powerful, but it does have two fairly major drawbacksit's not newcomer-friendly. If you have, then delete it, as it enables the kiibohd one. @leizzer, for the organization of the keyboards, take a look at this. This can sometimes be increased, but once again, this requires setting up a QMK build environment. The way I had previously done it was with the QMK Configurator which is very cool, you use the GUI to edit the keymap, it compiles to a new .hex (firmware) that you flash to the keyboard using the QMK Toolbox. This readme now seems out of date: https://github.com/qmk/qmk_firmware/tree/master/keyboards/ergodox_infinity. Sadly, this means its also impossible to test every configuration ahead of time. Even the ones that are basically impossible to trigger on a physical keyboard (e.g. About chibios: it really has 2 different (and more-less usable independently) parts: a HAL (which is the more important aspect for TMK/QMK) and a real-time operating system (RTOS). So, if someone wants to at least somewhat support different manufacturers, there are basically 2 choices these days: ChibiOS and mbed. Before checking the result, the trigger cleanup must begin. Soarer, hasu and dfj all conspired on the GeekHack IRC channel (#geekhack@irc.freenode.net) to develop what we know today as USB NKRO that works across Windows, Linux and macOS. Why QMK/VIA is one of the most essential features for a custom keyboard? @WishCow There is typically a "boot magic" option that places the firmware into a writeable state, but sometimes that requires shorting pins which can be difficult on an assembled keyboard. It uses a powerful Trigger:Result mapping idiom design to smoothly compile down into code that can be compiled for a microcontroller. I hope not though, and I highly welcome @tmk to comment, in addition to the maintainers of this repository. Even though remapping software and custom keyboards are getting more traction among enthusiasts and even beginners, you still cant fully customize every key (and different layers) on a keyboard and you may need to set up everything again (without onboard memory) when you use another laptop or PC. The long term goal for this, is to have this emulator communicate with the real keyboard in a way that let's you change keymaps on the emulator side, without having to flash the hardware. 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. 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. DIY keyboards using a Teensy, Pro Micro, or other microcontroller are fully customizable. AppImages are single-file applications that run on most Linux distributions. Vial is a real-time layout editor for QMK, allowing you to change your keymap without recompiling or flashing the firmware. But be aware that things are quite different here, so your changes might not apply anymore. TMK (where QMK was derived from late 2014) was started back in 2010 by hasu and the kiibohd controller firmware, by HaaTa, early 2011. 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). @leizzer i didnt clone the two sub projects I just used the zip's as the instructions (link) noted that not all versions work. Stuff like holding an f key to change a layer as long as I hold the key or tapping the f key to lock the layer (ACTION_LAYER_TAP_TOGGLE in tmk/qmk), running custom code on a key press (ACTION_FUNCTION_TAP) or having dual roles for a key, like ALT when held or APP when tapped (ALT_T(KC_APP) in qmk) seems to be missing in the Kiibohd firmware. I'm actually not too familiar with mbed, and until now, QMK has been exclusively AVR (which is why ARM projects were pruned). Using your configuration it generates a KLL file. Some considerations for minimum specs: It's possible to port chips with lower specs, but will be more effort and have fewer features. I still have no idea why it doesn't work for you, if it does for @leizzer. I get device unrecognized in your repo as well. Work on the K-Type started (at least the KLL portion) started even before the Infinity 60% launched (just a few days prior) back in October 2014 while HaaTa was flying to Japan (to go drinking with hasu again ). Remap a key that does not exist in the original keyboard layout. The recommended way to compile the firmware manually is through Docker. sign in 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. The Ergodox EZ has the typical "Teensy reset switch" which provides this behavior. This is a relatively new repository fork. Are you sure you want to create this branch? @flabbergast Thanks for the info regarding ARM! When I originally setup support for Clueboard, I debated having a #define vs separate directories. Specifically these need to be changed. A quite powerful processor is also required, depending on what kind of visualisations you want to do. Before we dive into what VIA is, let's go over what QMK Firmware is first in case you're not sure. Over^Kill deftly designs the cases, not just to look good (as an engineer), but designed to be manufactured to keep the quality high and the failures low (because hes a manufacturing wizard). With a symbol size of 8 bits, that would put the link at a 562 500 Hz polling rate . I recently received an Infinity ErgoDox and I'm trying to figure out how to actually write layouts beyond the online configurator. As you requested, I will keep the refactoring quite minimal, and only restrict it to things that makes it easier to add ChibiOS support. If youre interested in seriously understanding KLL youll definitely want to read the spec. Reevaluating that decision now, I have a couple thoughts. They do not actually update your firmware. But if the keyboard is smarter (ARM based generally) and using a weak form of security like XOR it can be hacked. He works on a bit of everything at Input Club. Activity is a relative number indicating how actively a project is being developed. No compiler was made for KLL 0.2 and lower. However I think that @flabbergast, who originally made it for TMK has been testing it (unfortunately the fact that he originally implemented it is not included in the history of this repository, since the commit was squased, so it shows that I did everything). In this case a capability history buffer is maintained. Do you want some more detailed refactoring plans, before sending the first pull requests? And to finish off, some things to look forward to in the coming months. Macros not working on Ergodox infinity with Kiibohd Configurator 0 /r/mechanicalkeyboards . This is the old Windows GUI front-end for dfu-util. So I would like to refactor that first. He has all sorts of cool things planned out for the desktop configurator all in the name of R, G and B. I don't know why backlight increment/decrement keys aren't working, either. Of course keyboards don't need to use them, if they are not needed. Create an account to follow your favorite communities and start taking part in conversations. Originally started by matt3o for the WhiteFox keyboard, KiiConf is the web-based configuration utility for our keyboards. Also note that the chibios_test "keyboard" has the structure for keyboards with subprojects, which is needlessly complex to serve as an example. This started as a help & update subreddit for Jack Humbert's company, OLKB (originally Ortholinear Keyboards), but quickly turned into a larger maker community that is DIY in nature, exploring what's possible with hardware, software, and firmware. Note that just because your keyboard is listed there doesn't mean that you can immediately use VIA Configurator with it. This repo contains both the driver code for various keyboard MCUs (microcontrollers) as well as the implementation of KLL. 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. Stars - the number of stars that a project has on GitHub.Growth - month over month growth in stars. It likens back to a day where you got a service manual with your keyboard (1970s IBM) and you could just lookup the part that was not working correctly. I have made more keymap changes in a week than in months previously. Oh no. Rather than attempting to bundle a compilation environment, the configurator uses a KiiConf server to handle firmware generation. I think other keyboards will have the same need to share keymaps between different boards, EG if/when the planck is released with a different mcu (like the at90usb1286.). I definitely don't want to do as the TMK does by default, having the users copy the library into the right location manually. Awesome! For example using #ifdef or using two separate files for those things. Therefore its possible to add KLL support to other keyboard firmwares or anything that supports key mapping. State scheduling provides so many customization options and timing options that are just not possible to test reliably on a physical keyboard. When a key is undefined on a particular layer, the key definition on the previously stacked layer will be used. @WishCow It is very, very unlikely that you will brick the keyboard. Hes been in the keyboard community since 2009 and is always excited to talk about keyboards. keyboards. 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). He keeps PCB fabs on their toes with his stringent manufacturing checklist (weve qualified a lot more pcb fabs than wed care to admit here at Input Club ). It supports auto-detection and auto-flashing of firmware to keyboards. PS. All of the keyboards released by Keebio so far have QMK support, and Keebio is involved with the QMK organization as a collaborator. This is a relatively new repo forked from libwdi by smasher816. So support for that has to be ported. This is particularly helpful for both Windows and macOS. 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