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I use an Apple Silicon Mac and often use programmable keyboards like the Royal Kludge RK61 via USB C. when I press keys such as A, S, D, F, W, or nearby keys i
by faangguyindia 3mo ago
I use an Apple Silicon Mac and often use programmable keyboards like the Royal Kludge RK61 via USB C. when I press keys such as A, S, D, F, W, or nearby keys in quick succession, the keyboard stops responding completely until I unplug and reconnect it. I've even replaced the USB C cable with a new store bought cable, but the issue still persists.
- rjh29 3mo agoUsb isn't the issue, you bought an extremely budget mechanical keyboard.
- thenthenthen 3mo agoAlso avoid Epomaker, had the same issues, but needed a full reflash (every other day), losing all my layers etc. (The import function was broken lol)
- faangguyindia 3mo agoturns out it was just me not knowing my keyboard has full qmk support and can be configured via usevia, what N-key rollover (NKRO) is. my keyboard is actually r65 by royal kludge i got that wrong! I was gifted this keyboard and i just love its feel.
- DaSHacka 3mo agoCheck if your keyboard has a way to enable n-key rollover (NKRO) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Key_rollover https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Key_rollover
- faangguyindia 3mo agoYou are genius! thanks this completely solved my issue, for those curious https://postimg.cc/75hV9tCK https://postimg.cc/75hV9tCK I use usevia, all i had to do was find a keyboard definition file for my keyboard which claude found in 2 minutes!