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Add keyboard QK65 R2 #24050
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To heck with it
This appears to be a tri mode wireless keyboard: See #24085 for details on this issue. |
The names of Qwertykeys boards are somewhat confusing — QK65 v2 is a different board from QK65 R2, and there were some wired-only PCB options for QK65 R2 (for some reason https://www.qwertykeys.com/products/qk65-parts-1 currently does not list the QK65 R2 ANSI Hotswap PCB which should match this firmware, but maybe they just don't have any extras available). |
Yes sadly extras and other parts of the QK65 R2 have not been available for some time, I don't think they'll ever make any as they said it's a discontinued product, they don't work with the manufacturer anymore. But correct this is not the QK65 v2, besides qwertykeys have provided the source for this board so #24085 is not applicable here for the wired variant. |
@drashna I can adjust the readme to clarify this is about the wired QK65 R2, thoughts? |
Description
Add Qwertykey's keyboard the QK65 round 2.
I've based this on Owllab's fork.
The default layout is a copy of the default 65_ansi_blocker keymap with less second layer keys.
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Succession of this previous PR: #21896
Qwertykeys shared the bootloader code with me and with the help of people on discord we figured out this custom stm32duino bootloader has a hardcoded bootloader key with not way to activate bootmagic: So I clarified this in the readme.