• Github Actions to build Firmware for my corne keyboard and adept trackball.
• Visualization of Keymaps using Keymap-drawer. Note that the layer names are not present in the visualization. Look into keymap.c for the correct information.

• This Repository is a QMK Userspace Repository. Instructions listed here can be followed to setup QMK Userspace. Or follow the following:
  • Install qmk using pipx or your package manager.
  • Setup qmk using qmk setup
  • Clone this repository
  • In the cloned repository, execute qmk config user.overlay_dir="$(realpath .)"

• DVORAK Layout (Alternating between the Hands is one of the main benefit of Dvorak)
• 5 Layers: DVORAK,QWERTY, NUM, SYM, NAV
• VBUS Detection using GPIO19 for (My MCU is Splinky. Using VBUS detection instead of USB Data channel detection, the keyboard can work without replugging and can be used to enter the BIOS)
• Vertically Aligned OLED Display/Indicator. It displays Layer Names, Modifier Status(Super,Ctrl,Alt,Shift), Lock Status(CAPS Lock, Num Lock, Scr Lock) and corne logo. Distracting/Animating elements such as WPM indicators, pets(luna/bongocat/etc.), Keyloggers are disabled and not supported.
• Utilizes Combos and One Shot Keys.
• No via or vial support. I don't want any security loopholes. Let this Repository be the source of truth and everytime you make the changes, you reflash the keyboard with the new firmware.
• NUM and SYM layer keys on the right thumb cluster will toggle to respective layers on double tap and will momentarily switch otherwise. It's achieved using TAPPING_TOGGLE feature of QMK (TT) set to 2.

.uf2 firmware for the corne is required. You can compile the .uf2 firmware locally or can obtain the precompiled .uf2 firmware (Compiled using Github Actions). Then, it needs to be flashed to the corne.

• Go to Github Releases and download the latest .uf2 file, or get here: crkbd_rev1_vbt_promicro_rp2040.uf2

• Setup the QMK Workspace.
• Compile the Firmware using qmk compile --clean -kb crkbd -km vbt

• Disconnect TRRS/TRS cable between the corne splits.
• For both of corne splits, do:
  • Connect your corne split to the computer using USB.
  • Press spst switch (also called as reset switch) of the split two times consequently so that your RP2040 based MCU will go to Bootloader Mode.
  • You must see Raspberry PI Boot Device in the output of lsusb. It's also detected as Mass Storage Device.
  • Drag and Drop (cp or copy) the .uf2 file to the RP2040 Mass Storage Device.
  • After the firmware is copied, you will see that the MCU exits Bootloader mode and Mass Storage Device is no longer present. It means that the firmware is flashed!

• via is disabled.
• Has 2 layers (which are mirrored copies of one another) which facilitates Ambidexterity.
• Combo to switch between RIGHT_HAND and LEFT_HAND layer (Press btn4 and btn5 together).
• Look into keymap.c for the more information.

.uf2 firmware for the adept is required. You can compile the .uf2 firmware locally or can obtain the precompiled .uf2 firmware (Compiled using Github Actions). Then, it needs to be flashed to the adept.

• Go to Github Releases and download the latest .uf2 file, or get here: ploopyco_madromys_rev1_001_vbt.uf2

• Setup the QMK Userspace.
• Compile the Firmware using qmk compile --clean -kb ploopyco/madromys -km vbt

• Follow the official instructions: Adept Trackball Wiki

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