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* Add omnikeyish keyboard support. * remove out of date comment * PCB Rev 1.1 moved Row5's pin to E6, because the teensy++ hangs an onboard LED off D6. * Move string.h include to .c file * Add pcb kicad link. * Add info.json * Move macro programming to numlock's keyposition, the most useless key on the post model M layout. Force numlock enabled on host at init time, so you're not stuck without a numpad (hopefully) * Make the macro blink function toggle LEDs from their previous state. * Use incorrect but code style compliant opening curly bracing style. * Make PCB rev 1.1 the default Omnikeyish config, as the author has the only rev 1.0 boards that'll ever be. * Fix silly spelling error in 3 defines * First set of review changes. * Layout macro and keymap defined using it. * Layout macros for the northgate factory plates. * minor rearrangements * ALL the layouts. * Forgot ultra-t in info.json |
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Omnikey(-ish)
A replacement PCB for Omnikey keyboards. (In theory) supports 101, 102, Plus, Ultra T, Ultra, Prime and Stellar, as well as customs.
Keyboard Maintainer: QMK Community and Henrik O. Sørensen
Hardware Supported: Omnikey(-ish) PCB
Hardware Availability: https://github.com/henrikosorensen/keyboard_pcbs/tree/master/omnikeyish_pcb
Make example for this keyboard (after setting up your build environment):
make omnikeyish:default
See build environment setup then the make instructions for more information.