A 52 key (4x14) ortholinear keyboard, powered by an RP2040
This is a fork of Horizon by skarrmann
Used License MIT
This keyboard is a grid of 1U keys with optional hotswap, breakout for LED-backlighting.
- prototypes arrived and working
- Case to be tested
- untested LEDs
- untested LED-Pinout
- working encoder
- QMK and Vial Support
- Support for Choc-Switches only!
- Choc-spacing
- Hotswap for Choc-Switches
- built with rp2040 and additional flash storage allowing for plenty of combos, layers, led matrices etc.
- easy to order with jlcpcb --> check release for files
- support for encoder in the middle
- additional pinouts for further modifications
- middle part features several layouts
This pcb features different layouts that are configured within VIAL for easy usage. See below for available Layout-Options.
As for the case, there are 6 screw holes for mounting a panel in the middle to cover the electronics.
the pre-compiled file for Vial and the whole Qmk-userspace for this keyboard can be found here
To enter the bootloader - which is necessary in order to flash a new firmware - you'll have to bridge the two contacts located in the middle of the front-pcb. In later revisions there might be actual buttons, for the first revision I was not able to get them to fit on there. Bridge both contacts for a short amount of time in order to boot the mcu to bootloader. It should show up as a regular usb-stick in your file explorer now and you can drag the .utf onto this usb-stick. Once done it will restart and use your newly flashed firmware!
