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65 lines
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# A keymap for Durgod Taurus K320 that supports toggling between Mac and Windows
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Layer 0 : Standard ANSI 87 Keys TKL layout (Windows)
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Layer 1 : Media control and Windows lock key (Windows)
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- Reusing Durgod's Original Media Control for Fn + F1 ~ Fn + F7
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- Fn + Windows to toggle Windows lock key functionality
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Layer 2 : System layer (Windows)
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- Fn + Menu + Esc : Bootloader mode
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- Fn + Menu + F1 : System Sleep
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- Fn + Menu + F4 : Turning Off System
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- Fn + Menu + F12 : Switch to Mac layout
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Layer 3 : Mac 87 Keys TKL layout
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Layer 4 : Media control and Media lock key (Mac)
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- Standard Mac Media keys for Fn + F1 ~ Fn + F12.
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- Fn + F13 to toggle Media lock key functionality
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Layer 5 : System layer (Mac)
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- Fn + R-ALT + Esc : Bootloader mode
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- Fn + R-ALT + F4 : Shutdown/Sleep (Hold down on Mac)
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- Fn + R-ALT + F12 : Switch to Windows layout
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## Toggle between Mac and Windows layout
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You can switch between Mac and Windows layout by doing the following:
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- Hold down Fn + Menu (Windows Layout) or Fn + Right-Alt (Mac layout) (These are the same physical keys)
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- Press F12
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The 'M' led will be lit when you are using the alternate layout. By default Mac is the alternate layout.
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You can change the default & alternate layout by setting the following flags to either '_WBL'(Windows) or '_MBL' (Mac)
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- DEFAULT_LAYOUT (initial layout to use on boot)
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- ALT_LAYOUT (layout that will light the 'M' LED when active)
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For example, to configure Mac as the default layer, and Windows to be the alternate layout, compile with these flags:
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make EXTRAFLAGS="-DDEFAULT_LAYOUT=_MBL -DALT_LAYOUT=_WBL" durgod/k320:default_toggle_mac_windows
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## Windows key lock
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In windows layout, you can hold down Fn + Windows key to disable the Windows key while in locked mode. The 'Lock' LED
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indicates if the Windows key is locked.
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This is similar to the stock K320 Windows key lock functionality.
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## Mac Media Lock
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To switch between Function row and Media row in Mac layout, press Fn + PrtSc. The 'Lock' LED indicator will be lit when in Media row mode.
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### Subsequent Flashing
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For repeating Flashing you have two options with this keymap:
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1. Use BootMagic
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- BootMagic Lite has been enabled with Assigned "Esc" key
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- Unplug USB Cable
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- Holding Esc Button
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- Plug in USB Cable, Keyboard should be in ST-Bootloader state
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2. Use key combination if using default keymap
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- Hold down Fn + Menu (Windows Layout) or Fn + Right-Alt (Mac layout) (These are the same physical keys)
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- Press Esc. Keyboard should go into booloader state.
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