deskthority

Dropbox banned me, and now I modified its shared links policy, so I have broken all the links: S

I have resubmitted to imgur

I have the keyboard with a led for each switch, in total 93 white leds connected to the Pin B5 (not RGB) (TKL + 5 keys) You didn't connect 93 leds to one pin, did you? The micro can't drive that amount of leds itself. If you can, I've made it work with the maximum amperage that can give me the pin ...

Your wiring/soldering work is excellent, bravo. I have no idea if it is possible to set up different backlight zones (keycaps & case) with TMK so I can't help you with the software. However, regarding actual wiring and using a mosfet, flabbergast made a good summary of how to do it with TMK here : ...

Hello, I have a problem creating the backlight configuration. I have the keyboard with a led for each switch, in total 93 white leds connected to the Pin B5 (not RGB) (TKL + 5 keys) I would like to have 3 keys to control the LEDs using PWM, ON / OFF Increase Decrease This is the configuration of my ...

Hi people!, I came here asking for some help, because I'm totally lost with my personalized keyboard based on teensy 2.0. First of all, I do not speak English, and I'm translating all this into Uncle google The question is that this is my second keyboard based on Teensy 2.0, and the functional part ...

I have to ask: in which job do you learn to prototype like this? I have been told my breadboards look very german, because everything was neat and angled, but your wireing is another level of tidy than mine. hahaha, I have been self-taught electronica, but in some things I am a perfectionist, this ...

In my last proyect use protoboard wire (int 0,6mm / ext 1,3mm):

Hi people!, I came here asking for some help, because I'm totally lost with my personalized keyboard based on teensy 2.0. First of all, I do not speak English, and I'm translating all this into Uncle google The question is that this is my second keyboard based on Teensy 2.0, and the functional part ...

Good afternoon, I came here asking for some help, because I'm totally lost with my personalized keyboard based on teensy 2.0. First of all, I do not speak English, and I'm translating all this into Uncle google The question is that this is my second keyboard based on Teensy 2.0, and the functional p...

Backlight I was using the backlight.c from TMK for the planck that had PWM control of the backlight pin. Luckily the PCB designer kept the LEDs on a PWM capable pin (PB6). The code is this one for the plank from JackHUmbert's TMK fork: https://github.com/jackhumbert/qmk_firmware/blob/master/keyboar...

Is it possible to control leds from tmk? Turn on/off, adjust brightness ...

How I can do that by pressing a key, type "hello"?

It is not fault wiring or the code, is failure programming language. I read that does not support more than 16 columns, and I'll have to use the Soarer's keyboard controller firmware xD User jgrade on this thread, same problem: https://deskthority.net/workshop-f7/how-to-build-your-very-own-keyboard-...

This afternoon I will try to change the cable D1 to E6 cable, hopefully this will solve anything. And if there are no shorts, I checked many times xDDDD EDIT: I tested again all cables, plus I've changed several pin cables. Row17 pin B1 to E6 Row16 pin B2 to B1 It is there some error in the code :S

If soldiers are properly, besides, I changed a few diodes by new ones if the problem was, but it was not.
The Rshift in that photo was wrong wiring, and this corrected
Nor is there shorts with crossed wires

Hello, I've finished making a keyboard with teensy 2.0 + TMK, but I have a problem. The keys of the column 17 do not work. The funny thing is that when you press keys column 16 are pressed together adjacent column 17. https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/5052546/PC/Proyecto%20Teclado/Matriz.jpg Examp...