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It’s reasonably simple to port QMK (at least partially) to a new microcontroller. I have worked on Teensy 3.6 support for QMK, and plan to work on Teensy 4.x s
by secure 6y ago
It’s reasonably simple to port QMK (at least partially) to a new microcontroller.
I have worked on Teensy 3.6 support for QMK, and plan to work on Teensy 4.x support as well.
- Ianvdl 6y agoIs any special hardware needed, or is it all software work?
- rfoo 6y agoIt's more like full-hardware-no-software work. Basically if you want to use this on your "standard" keyboards bought off the shelf, you have to either: 1. Open your keyboard, replace the keyboard controller with something that you can program via soldering etc. or 2. Pray your keyboard doesn't use a mask ROM to store its firmware, and it has a powerful enough MCU as keyboard controller, then figure out how to reflash it and port QMK to it blindly.
- Coolsies 6y agoI'm sorry to barge in,but I am in dire need of what you are working on. Could you share your progress or material, Sir?