I'm looking for an ergodox, but with a F1-F12 row included. The layer system is not convenient for me, making many shortcuts not so short anymore.

Is there any plan to have an infinity ergodox with this?

I might give a big difference factor for this fork :D

I'm trying to change the USB3 to Type-C on Ergodox_infinity(just because the usb3 is ugly). I replace the USB3 with a Type-C, set its A2 A11 B2 B11 as RX0, set its A3 A10 B3 B10 as TX0, it not works(the both side can not communicate), I also set A2 A11 B2 B11 as TX0, and set A3 A10 B3 B10 as RX0, the both still can not communicate.

Does the USB3 can be changed to Type-C? If it can, how?

I detected some things on this connector which were a bit questionable.

VSS had a small contact on the right side of P2 with VSS line.
I don't expect that this was inteded, as it would mix GND line (which is the Wire Shielding, grounded by the PC) with the internal grounding potential VSS. Am I right on this?

Re-routed GND Line

Next is the routing at the RX1 and TX1 pads.
Initially RX1 and TX1 were wired like displayed on the picture below.
Which means RX1 is constant +5V and TX1 is constant VSS.

I re-routed that like displayed below. Would this change be correct or did I miss some detail that would explain the deciscion with RX1 == +5V and TX1 == VSS?

Hey there. I'm working with a smaller chip, though quite identical to the one you are using on the IC60, and poking around the reference manual, it's stated that VSSA and VDDA should be connected to VDD and VSS if the analog supply pins are externaly available, with apropriate filtering, however it seems they are left unconnected on the IC60. Any reasons behind this?

Hello, hopefully this is the right place to put this. Is it possible to have a STEP file of the IC60? I would prefer the new revision but any is fine really.

Thanks.

According to https://www.massdrop.com/buy/infinity-keyboard-kit

the pcb now supports leds and other changes both github and https://input.club/devices/infinity-keyboard don't reflect these changes.

Ergodox is still a very popular keyboard. Would you consider adding switch sockets as used on the k-type to allow changing of keys with soldering.

As the title says, it's always nice to have a PDF available of the schematic :)

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Just in case someone else has this problem: on my right hand board (Infinity Ergodox), the via from the anode of D66 to D56/D51 appears to have been misaligned (or the trace failed somewhere along there). This will show up with D66 and D75 not working at all even if they are installed with the correct polarity. Bypassing this trace seems to clear up the issue pretty easily.

I looked at the gerbers, and I couldn't see anything wrong, so I'm guessing that this is a one off manufacturing issue, but wanted to see what you thought.

I'm helping to design an opensource keyboard that works with both cherry mx and matias switches.

Before I copy the dimensions from one of the footprints, I want to find out

• Is taking a footprint from the library in the ergodox infinity library fair use?
• What license are these designs released under?

Specifically I want to copy these two dimensions in the MXALPS footprint

The keyboard I'm working on will be released under the GPL license.

I'd like to see bigger traces on the Ergodox Infinity (ICED) PCBs.

I've just replaced some keys on my Ergodox Infinity. It appears that I've destroyed some traces on the PCB for the LEDs and switches. This is obviously my fault, but figured the PCB could be improved to prevent this in the future.

The traces on the PCB seem unreasonably small and tight together. Making these much bigger is probably an easy change, and will likely improve PCB durability. I noticed this on the Ergodox Infinity (ICED) PCBs, but the same might be true for the other PCBs in this repository as well.

I would love to contribute this change myself, but am not familiar enough with KiCad or PCB design to make this happen. Thus I'm posting this here because someone else might be able to contribute, or Input Club/Kiibohd could include this improvement for a new revision/batch.

After about a month of use, my left board USB-A port has gone a bit fragile, and usually doesn't work when I initially plug it in, requiring jiggling with some nasty sounds. Upon further investigation, I have found that the pads used for bracing the port on both sides have pulled off the circuit board.

For future boards it would be advantageous to consider a change to using a through-hole mounts for the bracing on this connector as there is not any other means bracing this connector.

Hi, I've been interested in getting into electronics work and I thought I'd like starting with an Ergodox. I was hoping to treat it as a kit project, and that's mostly worked out, but I'm not sure what to do with the case/PCB files. I assume I send them to a supplier and they send me a physical object, but I don't know what specific services I need a supplier to provide and I don't know which files to send them. If you could point me in the right direction I'd really appreciate it! :)