QMK Firmware
The goal of the QMK software project is to develop a completely customizable, powerful, and enjoyable firmware experience for any project - keyboard or otherwise - and to provide helpful, encouraging, and kind support and feedback for people with any software development experience. TODO: add source
I use QMK on my keyboard (KBD75 rev2). I’have done some basic customizations to keymap. I use Colemak-DH layout (check image below), but on system level (because I use also Russian ЙЦУКЕН layout, so it’s depends on qwerty layout).
- Colemak-DH ANSI
Key codes: qmk_firmware/docs/keycodes.md
Flash firmware steps:
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Go to directory with QMK firmware
cd qmk_firmware
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Prepare environment, I have configured NixOS module: qmk.nix.
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Run qmk setup, in most situations you will answer
y
to all questionsqmk setup
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Test Your Build Environment (firmware can be compiled), kbdfans/kbd75/rev2 is my keyboard.
qmk compile -kb kbdfans/kbd75/rev2 -km default
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Configure keyboard
qmk config user.keyboard=kbdfans/kbd75/rev2
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Create keymap and set it as default
Now you have own keymap, you can edit it in
keyboards/kbdfans/kbd75/keymaps/inomoz/keymap.c
. My layout is
here.
- Compile and flash Firmware
qmk compile -kb kbdfans/kbd75/rev2 -km inomoz
it’s equivalent to qmk compile
if keyboard and keymap are set in config.
- Flash Firmware
qmk flash -kb kbdfans/kbd75/rev2 -km inomoz
it’s equivalent to qmk flash
if keyboard and keymap are set in config.
Put Your Keyboard into DFU
(Bootloader) Mode, after entering command above. In
my case I need to hold ESC
and plug USB cable.
My keymap variant
I have generated PDF file with mine keymap, here is QMK keymap file. To generate it I followed these steps:
- Go to directory with QMK firmware
cd <path_to_dir>/QMK
- Generate keymap.json file
- Go to QMK Configurator, upload here
keymap.json
and print it to PDF ( icon and icon).
External links
- qmk_firmware/users/callum
- QMK Firmware - An open source firmware for AVR and ARM based keyboards
- QMK Configurator
- QMK JSON converter
- Inom-Turdikulov/qmk_firmware: Open-source keyboard firmware for Atmel AVR and Arm USB families
- My current keyboard layout :: Eli Rodríguez Pérez — Personal blog
- QMK Basics – Thomas Baart