QMK Firmware for the KHEops70 keyboard
Keyboard | Hall Effect | OrthoLinear | Programmable | Standard-sized
Check Hardware Repository here.
WARNING: DIY project. Use at your own risk!
KHEops70 is a Keyboard that uses HE (Hall Effect/analog/magnetic) sensors, has an Orthogonal layout, is Programmable (using QMK) and Standard-sized and has 70 keys.
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It is a MoonBoard variant. Check the MoonBoard project here. Check the QMK firmware for the MoonBoard here..
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Goal: Hybrid keyboard for office/gaming typing AND music experimenting!
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Keyboard Maintainer: mgsg
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Hardware Supported: STM32F303
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Hardware Availability: NULL
- Hall Effect (HE) / Analog / Magnetic sensors with configurable actuation point for typing and MIDI velocity sensing.
- Per-key RGB Leds.
- USB connection uses Unified Daughterboard (UD).
- Orthogonal layout.
- Programmable using QMK Firmware (VIA, VIAL).
- Standard size for many 60% cases (GH60, Wooting60 with slight modifications for the UD).
- 70 keys.
- Can be expanded to add 2 finger drum pads using piezo sensors.
- Rotary encoder.
- OLED display
Clone the QMK repository and follow the configuration instructions for your platform. Copy the mgsg/kheops70 folder from this repository inside your QMK project keyboards folder.
Make example for this keyboard (after setting up your build environment):
make mgsg/kheops70:default
Flashing example for this keyboard (or QMK Toolbox for supported platforms):
make mgsg/kheops70:default:flash
See the build environment setup and the make instructions for more information. Brand new to QMK? Start with our Complete Newbs Guide.
Enter the bootloader in 3 ways:
- Bootmagic reset: Hold down the top left key and plug in the keyboard (Typically Esc).
- Physical reset button: Briefly hold the button on the back of the PCB whilst plugging in the keyboard.
- Keycode in layout: A key combination is mapped to
QK_BOOTin the pre-created keymap: Fn-B. Press it for 2 seconds to enter DFU mode.
