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After putting all the parts together i recognise that most of the oneShot function isn't working.
oneshot Fn is working fine, Shift seems to have a problem. With the debug messages i can see that the Keys are transmitted in upper case but only lower keys appear in a text box (Tested on Win10 with German keyboard layout in the system settings, Us Layout in Arduino/Teensy settings). I tried using it on a Raspberry pi (Raspbian Buster) with the Layout in Raspbian set to US but encountered the same issue. I also used the Recompiled hex and got the same behavior.

Maybe there was a change in the Teensy libs. It seems that, for normal characters shift needs to be held to get a upper case Character recognized. If i hold shift while pressing another key it is recognized as a upper case character.

Could you try to confirm it? or am i doing something wrong?

And as far as i can see in the firmware, the code for oneshot Control/Alt and Super is missing.

I will try changing the firmware at the weekend but it would be great to know if i am not the only one with this issue.

Otherwise, great work, it helped me tremendously!

Edit: Forgot to mention that i am using a Teensy LC

on linux the arduino IDE & teensyduino are quite bulky and packages are not available on many distributions, plus, i've already soldered my teensy to the board.

could you please release a compiled example firmware .hex file for the standard USB US keyboard behavior? teensy_loader_cli is easier to build and install rather than the whole arduino ide

Thanks.

I build this keyboard successfully and it is working when setting Xorg to an english layout. But most of my computers are set to a different keyboard layout (german). So, when I press '/' on the keyboard I get '-'.

How do I change the send keycode, when using 'usb_key_matrix'? Changing 'Tools->Keyboard Layout' to German in Arduino IDE is not working.

I have ordered the board from JLCpcb, as well as all of the components listed. After soldering everything together, and installing the software, it doesn't work. However, I am testing it just by using it plugged into my MacBook. Is there any troubleshooting tips you'd suggest? I am pretty new to soldering, so I can't tell if it was the soldering, or if it was just me installing the software wrong, so I have attached some pictures as well.

Q to P didn't work in my keyboard.