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* add my config * fix backlight, clean up that code * group background code, restore static var * qwerty is supposed to be in the middle * wrap layer change backlight in ifdef * backlight levels and some more 'emojis'. * Restructure to make it possible to press cmd ent on the right side of the board with one hand. * Expose the period through the number layer. Add Hyper keys to mouse layer * reduce mouse speed * add a : -P key * Thumbs up and down, remove some keys that are duplicated via function keys, clean up * fix build issues * add various emoji * duplicate default Meira keymaps * Miera updates * add documented but unmapped emoji * Sound for the Meira, was stumped by a file size! Thanks drashna! * add docs * docs * revert lib changes... * clean up * clean up * remove make file * Fixes missing key |
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| issi.h | ||
| lighting.c | ||
| lighting.h | ||
| matrix.c | ||
| meira.c | ||
| meira.h | ||
| readme.md | ||
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Meira
A 4x12 ortholinear low-profile keyboard.
Keyboard Maintainer: Cole Markham
Hardware Supported: Meira/ProMicro, Meira/FeatherBLE
Hardware Availability: WoodKeys.click
Two controllers are support: the Pro Micro, and the Adafruit Feather BLE 32u4. Support for each is defined as a hardware revision subfolder in QMK. Main differences include processor frequencies and matrix pinouts.
Make example for this keyboard (after setting up your build environment):
make meira/promicro:default
or
make meira/featherble:default
See build environment setup then the make instructions for more information on generic QMK configuration and setup.
Both the Pro Micro and the Feather BLE use the Catalina bootloader, which is typically programmed using avrdude.
Matrix
In order to have enough pins for the matrix and other functions, a custom matrix is implemented using a demultiplexer to scan the columns. Since the demux is active low, the diodes must be oriented with the cathode connected to the demux pin. When looking at the bottom of the board with the controller at the top right, the cathode mark on the diode should be toward the left.
LED Controller
The in-switch LEDs are driven by an ISSI LED controller (IS31FL3731). The micro controller communicates with this chip using I2C. Individual LED control is possible, but currently only general backlighting support is implemented. This functionality is located in lighting.c, issi.c, and TWILib.c.