The selling page for this board:
https://keeb.io/products/convolution-65xt-keyboard

Lists this page from the docs as a resource to find the Keymap
https://docs.keeb.io/default-keymaps

Yet that board isn't listed. Where's the Keymap for the Convolution 65XT?

can we have the schematic for the new rev 3 model ?

thank you

Instead of storing all the images on imgur, move them all into this repo

Hi there,

i'm quite new to the qmk firmware and in the process of creating my own keymap for the iris.
Therefore i want to have a second key for the LOWER layer that toggles the layer by pressing the key permanently until a second key press.
After inserting TG(LOWR) i get build errors.
I appreciate an advice.

Thank you.

I noticed that Nyquist already has its Rev. 2 schematic uploaded in the page: https://docs.keeb.io/schematics/

May I ask if we have a timeline for when the Viterbi 2.0 schematic be uploaded?

I'm currently debugging why some of my rows and columns aren't working and a schematic would really be helpful.

Cheers!

I believe that in 04fa544 you meant to include the schematics for the BFO-9000 and Nyquist, but the schematics folder never made it into the commit. Could you either add the schematics folder, or, if you don't plan on doing that, remove the dead links from schematics.md

Thank you!

Gitbook has been flaky lately with the transition to the new version of their system, and there have been various quirks to it that have been very annoying. Also, the only way to test how the docs will look is to publicly push files.

QMK is looking at different doc systems, like Docsify. See if that is a good alternative to use and if it's worth switching.

• Copy over images and text from existing Imgur album

Add links to various items suggested for building keyboards including:

• Soldering Iron
• Solder
• Desoldering pump/solder sucker
• Wick
• Flux
• Flush cutters
• Hookup wire

Hello,

What is the correct scaling for this middle layer https://github.com/keebio/iris-case/blob/master/rev3-and-rev4/Iris%20R3%20Middle%20Layer%20-%20Tented%20for%201.5mm%20Plate.stl ?

Currently the README mentions to scale to 153.7mm x 133.9mm but that doesn't work for the tented version of the middle layer. There is an old version of the README which mentions 167.2mm x 132.5mm for the tented layer specifically but that doesn't work either (on Sculpteo).

Thanks,

Build guide 'https://github.com/keebio/keebio-docs/blob/master/docs/quefrency-rev2-sinc-build-guide.md'

Unless I did something wrong (it was my first build so highly probable), I would update IMG_7935 in the build guide and move the spacebar stabilizer one notch to the right. This matches the the default keyboard layout in which the right-hand spacebar keycap is size 2.75. It looks like the build guide picture has the stabilizer set for a spacebar keycap of size 2.25?

Background:
I was using the guide plus the primary website pictures of the black/white/salmon build to figure where to put things.

In "Add 2u stabilizers to PCB", the fist picture shows a PCB and three stabilizers on it. I put mine as shown in that picture, but could not figure which spacebar keycaps to use. Any spacebar keycap from my set (from Cannonkeys) would show a gap to the left or right.

Finally I moved the spacebar stabilizer one notch to the right and everything worked well. It was hard to do because I had already soldered four switches at that time, so I had to break the current stabilizer out of the board, and squeeze a new one in place.

I just built my iris and it took me a while to figure out why my qmk firmware that was compiled with I2C enabled wasn't working correctly and that was because I was using underglow as well.

Maybe you could make a note in the build guide that you can only use I2C or underglow and not both at the same time.

Hey there,

I noticed that the botttom row of the diagram is the same on both sides, even though one shows the board flipped over. Shouldn't the PIN numbers also be flipped?

How should Elite-Pi use KMK?
I didn't find any support for Elite-Pi on circuitpython,
and there is no part about KMK in Elite-Pi's firmware tutorial.

First up, the new docs are looking really good. Nice to see them coming together.

One I was going to suggest was using the hint style formatting similar to the QMK docs (also hosted in Gitbook) for the warnings and notes about MOSFET pads, etc. in the Iris build.

Example: QMK Getting Started page uses this syntax:
{% hint style='info' %} Not sure which text editor to use? Laurence Bradford wrote a great introduction to the subject. {% endhint %}

As I didn't have access via Gitbook, I didn't know how to go about testing it to see if it would work, or if that is something custom on the QMK folks have done above and beyond Gitbook.

Thoughts?

Hi, you super awesome people I love what you do!
would it be possible to get the schematic for Rev.2?

The regular Iris PCB has the opposite vertical orientation of the diodes to the low profile version. The low profile build guide should show pictures of the low profile PCB with the black line of the diodes pointing up. It should also remove the line "On the bottom side of the PCB, insert diodes with the black line towards the bottom " or at least fix that to say "towards the top".

Hi folks,

I picked up a BDN9 kit for my first mech build, thinking it would be a great way to learn about building keyboards. As a newbie, I ran into some confusion with the build guide that could probably be easily avoided.

1. Flashing the Pro Micro
   Suggestion: Explain that after you reset the Pro Micro you only have 8 seconds to begin flashing it.

This information is buried in one of the linked guides (the Let's Split one) but it took me an hour of confusion and failed flashes to find it. I was worried about starting the flash too soon so I was always waiting too long to begin.

2. Soldering the Pro Micro header pins
   Suggestion: remove this sentence from the guide: "You can go with not soldering the header pins in, but it is recommended to do so anyway for a more secure fit."

Seeing this sentence I thought, "I'll leave this not soldered just in case the usb connector breaks or something." Once I finally finished the kit and tried to test it, half the keys didn't work and the LEDs twitched on and off. The confusion caused by my trouble flashing the Pro Micro caused me to think I had a bad Pro Micro. It took me a few hours of debugging to understand that it was just bad connections and this "recommendation" was really a requirement.

3. LED Underglow strips
   Suggestion: Include a photo of an LED strip mounted on the PCB as an example for those who choose to build that way instead of individual RGB LEDs.

The linked resources discuss other boards but don't help the user understand how to install in the BDN9.

Thanks for the great kit!

Currently hosted at https://imgur.com/a/1Zfqt

Good Day!

We've recently bought PCBs and have noticed that they were marked as Viterbi 2.0. However, we couldn't find any documentation in the docs.

Is it more or less the same as with the Nyquist's?

Thanks!

As a reminder, after pull request gets merged, need to add Laplace build link to readme.md file.

in the build guide, there's no discussion about the mid layers at all. this makes it seem optional, which I'm not sure is true

I can't seem to find the section linked at https://docs.keeb.io/quefrency-rev2-sinc-build-guide/flashing-firmware/ but would like to know how to reprogram this board.