deskthority

7bit wrote: The following orders have been shipped today (or yesterday):
0551
0813
1002
1111
1240
1270
1305
1319
1360
1364
1367
1369
1372
1379


There are a few more that will ship on Monday.

Yess i'm excited. I can finish my Space Cadet finally.

Norman_ wrote: How do i know if i'm in line to receive replacement/missing caps? my /? is all messed up

I figure we just wait for 7bit to come back from summer vacation. I mean we waited 2 years for round 5, what's another month?

Yea, I had some round 5 missing keys that finally shipped but I had moved across the country. Trying to pay for reshipping and order some more leftovers. Was curious if 7bit was around. Sent an updated address to 7bot and some extra orders but haven't gotten a response.

Hello,
I am very grateful to have received my order. It looks great.
I do seem to be missing a few keys and I wanted to know if they're still waiting to ship or simply forgotten.

Do I message 7bit about this?

Thanks!

Sorry for potato quality image.

Holy cow, I'm excited
Mine shipped! First time in a 7bit groupbuy, it's been over a year and the patience is going to payoff.

Ok I think I found out what I did, I combined the two following backlight.c codes into one so that I could get PWM control with adjustable brightness. The code authors are listed at the start of each block:

Portion from TMK firmware
/*
Copyright 2013 Mathias Andersson <wraul@dbox.se>

This program ...

Bear with me as it has been a while since I've touched the code. I believe the following is what I had modified to work with my keypad.

Literally what I did was DMM the pins on the ATMEGA and find out how my PCB LEDs were wired (to which ports). Then I read the ATMEGA data sheet as the comments ...

Halvar, thanks! Everything you said was on point and got me going in the right direction.

Numlock LED
VUSB is indeed tied to VCC as the spec. sheet and ATMEL literature tends to point out. I reprobed the pins carefully with my bent/dulled Fluke probes and got proper contact. I modified led.c to ...

I have been using a fork of TMK's firmware (QMK - Jack's firmware) for a keypad (numberpad) PCB that I purchased. I am able to push a working keymapping to the device with the pinout that I was able to probe with a multimeter. Firmware pretty much worked out of the box (repo) once I remapped my ...

For Round5a there's two sets listed:

[HONEYB/TKL/CADET] (TKL Space Cadet kit | $119)
[HONEYB/TKL/CADET/L] (TKL Space Cadet limited edition | $82)

What is the difference between the standard and limited editions?

Thanks!

Thank you for the response muirium.

I started to also look at 84key keyboards, as I do want arrow keys. I came across recommendations for the Noppoo Choc Mini 84 and Keycool 84 (mx versions). Have you had any thoughts on those? I've seen the price range of these boards fluctuate about the $100 ...

Oracle,

I seek a keyboard.

I recently bought a Ducky 2108 w/ Cherry MX Red as a first mechanical keyboard and I love it. I can no longer type happily on a rubberdome. I carry my keyboard to work, but I often leave it there and have to resort to my crappy backup keyboard at home. My tastes aren't ...