Table of PCBs
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| PCB | Size | Switch | Chip | ISO? | Bootloader | Design files | Connector | LEDs | Stabs | Comments |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| GH60 | 60% | Cherry MX | atmega32U4 (AVR) | supported | DFU[1] | N/A | mini | Caps | PCB[2] | Backlight: individual LEDs with extra module (N/A) |
| hasu's Alps64 | 60% | Alps | atmega32U2 (AVR) | supported | DFU[1] | kicad | mini | none | plate[3] | |
| Infinity | 60% | Cherry MX or Alps | MK20DX128VLF5 (ARM) | not supported | kiibohd[4] | kicad | mini | none | plate[3] | |
| ISO50 | 50% | Cherry MX | atmega32U4-mu (AVR) | only | DFU | kicad | micro (internal) | 7 | plate[3] | manual bootloader installation required |
| WhiteFox | 65% | Cherry MX | MK20DX256VLH7 (ARM) | supported | kiibohd[4] | N/A | micro | Caps; Backlight | PCB[2] | |
| Bface / faceW/faceU | 60% | Cherry MX | atmega32A (AVR) | supported | modified bootloadHID[5] | N/A | mini | Caps; Backlight; possible RGB | PCB[2] | Bface X2 supports RGB side/bottom bling |
| GON's NerD60 | 60% | Cherry MX | atmega32U4 (AVR) | supported | GON's own[6] / DFU [7] | N/A | mini | Caps; Backlight; side/bottom | PCB[2] | No RGB support yet for NerD60 |
| HyperMicro | 40% | Cherry MX | Teensy 2.0 (atmega32U4) | N/A supported layouts | HalfKay[8] | N/A | mini/as wired | backlight? | PCB[2] | ONLY EXISTS AS PROTOTYPE. 7BEAT! |
| qHack | 60% | Cherry MX | Teensy 2.0 (atmega32U4) | N/A | HalfKay[8] | N/A | mini/as wired | backlight? | PCB[2] | ONLY EXISTS AS A FIGMENT OF IMAGINATION trackpoint possible |
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 ATMEL DFU: Flash with dfu-programmer or FLIP.
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 2.4 2.5 PCB mount stabilizers supported. Note that plate mount stabilizers' support depends only on the plate used.
- ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 Only plate mount stabilizers supported; i.e. this PCB can not be used without a plate.
- ↑ 4.0 4.1 Kiibohd DFU: Flash with dfu-util.
- ↑ bootloadHID: Possible to use the command line bootloadHID utility from [these sources for flashing. Windows binaries also in SPRiT's firmware files.
- ↑ GON's bootloader: must use his GUI for flashing
- ↑ DFU can be used, a detailed guide for flashing is here Converting NerD60 to TMK
- ↑ 8.0 8.1 PJRC's HalfKay Teensy bootloader: Flash with TeensyLoader
