Hey everyone!
There's been a few questions on the keymap so here's a quick graphic to show where everything is on the Fn layer.
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AND, here's my rough build guide on the easiest way to put the keyboard together - pics coming soon!
1) Install Stabilizers onto PCB
2) Place 3-4 switches into opposite corners of the case for pcb alignment('esc' + 'z', `]' + 'fn' etc.).
3) Turn keyboard upside down and place pcb onto switches, making sure none of the switch legs get bent.
4) lightly screw in the pcb to the top case.
5) Turn keyboard back over and install remaining switches
6) Tighten pcb screws and screw in bottom plate.
7) Add rubber feet to bottom of keyboard.
8) Install keycaps
9) Start typing!
Hungry.SandwicherYou can safely remove that before screwing everything into your case.
That should have been removed during the manufacturing - it's used to block off the screw boss during anodization.
tokyocoffeenerdMy 'fn' key is permanently "pressed." I had all keys working when I tested it, and I hit the buttons in a wrong way and now the 'fn' is permanently 'pressed' like I said. Is there any way to fix this or reset the board? EDIT: THERE IS A RESET BUTTON ON THE CIRCUIT BOARD
AND, here's my rough build guide on the easiest way to put the keyboard together - pics coming soon!
1) Install Stabilizers onto PCB 2) Place 3-4 switches into opposite corners of the case for pcb alignment('esc' + 'z', `]' + 'fn' etc.). 3) Turn keyboard upside down and place pcb onto switches, making sure none of the switch legs get bent. 4) lightly screw in the pcb to the top case. 5) Turn keyboard back over and install remaining switches 6) Tighten pcb screws and screw in bottom plate. 7) Add rubber feet to bottom of keyboard. 8) Install keycaps 9) Start typing!