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Void Ergo RP2040

jeansidharta

This is my modified version of the Void Ergo's firmware to use a Raspberry Pi Pico (RP2040 microcontroller) instead of the Pro Micro that was originaly used in the project

How to use this firmware

To start using this firmware, you must first setup QMK in your computer. You can follow the steps here. After setting QMK up, you must:

  1. Create a new keyboard directory: run mkdir keyboards/void_ergo_rp2040 inside your QMK directory
  2. Enter the keyboard directory: cd keyboards/void_ergo_rp2040
  3. Clone this project: git clone https://github.com/Jeansidharta/qmk-void-ergo-RP2040.git ..

And voilá! You can start building this project with qmk compile -kb void_ergo_rp2040 -km default

Flashing your keyboard

  1. First, it must enter bootloader mode

    • If you've never flashed it before, you can enter bootloader mode by holding the RESET button on the microcontroller while you power it on.

    Reset button location

    • If you've flashed it before with this firmware, there is a combination of keys that'll put the microcontroller in bootloader mode.

    Buttons combination

  2. Make sure you're in the keyboard directory. This'd be <QMK_DIRECTORY>/keyboards/void_ergo_rp2040

  3. Run make flash. Note that this require super user permissions (runs sudo)

Your keyboard should automatically start working after that.

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