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* `DEBUG` -> `DB_TOGG`, default-ish keymaps * `DEBUG` -> `DB_TOGG`, user keymaps * `DEBUG` -> `DB_TOGG`, community layouts * `DEBUG` -> `DB_TOGG`, userspace * `DEBUG` -> `DB_TOGG`, docs & core |
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The Redox keyboard
Redox: the Reduced Ergodox project. More information and building instruction here.
- Keyboard Maintainer: Mattia Dal Ben
- Hardware Supported: Redox PCB rev1.0 w/ Pro Micro or Proton C
- Hardware Availability: Falbatech
Make example for this keyboard (after setting up qmk):
To build the Pro Micro firmware, first set your config:
qmk config user.keyboard=redox/rev1
or if your using the Proton C:
qmk config user.keyboard=redox/rev1/proton_c
Don't forget to set a layout. There's many to choose from in the keymaps folder.
qmk config user.keymap=default
Now you can build your firmware!
qmk compile
Flashing is also straightforward. Run:
qmk flash
Enter the bootloader when prompted by doing one of the following:
- Physical reset button: Briefly press the button on the back of the PCB
- Keycode in layout: Press the key mapped to
QK_BOOTif you have a layout that has one.
The WS2812 driver is untested on the Proton C, but if you choose to use this feature, you will need to source 5v from the Proton's VUSB pin and not use the PCB's dedicated pin which will be 3v3 and follow the documentation to enable the correct driver settings.
Brand new to QMK? Start with our Complete Newbs Guide.