But I'm just too stupid to do it right now.ĪLSO, when I tested to manually short out the keys on the back of the keyboard, skipping over the diode, the "TOGLB." keys all still double output but I can trigger the 5- and 9-key. I asked the QMK discord server and got told that most likely it's shortened somewhere, which makes sense and should allow me to find where it's shorting out if I just delve deeper into understanding the electric flow of the keyboard. Those keys presses and outputs are all the 5- and 9-key columns and the output pairs are the ones on the same row too. "G" and "L" outputs "GL", "B" and "." outputs "B.". Pressing "T" OR "O" outputs "TO" every time. The 5-key and 9-key don't respond when pressed at all. #define MATRIX_ROW_PINS and others I really want to have them easier to access.Īnd obviously parts of the keyboard don't work. I had actually messed up 2 rows though and had them swapped, but that was easy to fix after I figured out which rows had to be swapped. I suddenly had a functioning keyboard HUZZAH. I managed to construct and then build a firmware file and flashed it onto the keyboard.
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I also dug down into the code and became significantly more knowledgable with how to build the files that become the firmware.
Especially since when it was downloading updates to the downloader (about 1GB total) cancelling the download (or it deciding it wants to cancel itself because it's taking too long) I'd have to reinstall the entire program from the beginning. I have terrible internet but that was upsetting. Also, for some reason the program refused to download at more than 100-ish KB/s. I hadn't realized this and had assumed it was broken and tried to fix it instead of waiting. One of the steps the installer client closes but runs a process in the background that downloads some files. I managed to install the firmware builder eventually.
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