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readme.md

108 Key with TrackPoint

wiring

This is based off the handwired/trackpoint keyboard and generated code from Keyboard Firmware Builder.

Keyboard Maintainer: mkem114
Hardware Supported (tested): Teensy++ 2.0

Make example for this keyboard (after setting up your build environment):

make handwired/108key_trackpoint:default

See the build environment setup and the make instructions for more information. Brand new to QMK? Start with our Complete Newbs Guide.

You may have to modify the source code to suit 104 keys, RGB back-lights, different micro-controllers, or big ass enter.

There are three keymaps:

  • qwerty with the four extra keys being: mute, media prev, media next, and media play
  • dvorak with the four extra keys being: mute, media prev, media next, and media play
  • dvorak_media with the caps lock being media play and the four extra keys being: mute, volume down, volume up, and media next

To figure out how to wire your specific TrackPoint have a look out: How to integrate a trackpoint in a mechanical keyboard.