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David Hoelscher e9bd7d7ad3 I2C driver cleanup (#21273 ) * remove i2c_start and i2c_stop from i2c drivers * remove static i2c_address variable from chibios i2c driver		2024-01-17 14:05:38 +01:00
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keymaps/default	Remove obvious user keymaps, `keyboards/[0-9]*` edition. (#22691 )	2023-12-18 13:53:02 +11:00
rev1	i2c: rename read/write register functions (#22905 )	2024-01-16 02:26:40 +00:00
rev2	I2C driver cleanup (#21273 )	2024-01-17 14:05:38 +01:00
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readme.md

readme.md

3W6

The 3w6 is a low profile, split ortholinear keyboard with 36 keys.

I needed a keyboard for work and wasn't really satisfied with the available alternatives (namely Corne, Kyria and Ferris), mostly because they are either rather large and/or don't have the spacing I would like.

The 3w6 is designed to be a simple, realiable, cheap and small keyboard to be taken everywhere.

There are currently two revisions:

Rev1:
- onboard microcontroller (ATMega32U4)
- USB-C connector Board <-> PC
- USB-C connectors between both split halfs
- choc spacing (18x17mm)
- aggressive pinky stagger
- support for Choc V1 switches
Rev2:
- everything Rev1 did
- additional middle plate (2mm)
- support for Pimoroni Trackball instead of outer thumb switch on right half, needs midplate
- mounting holes for Tenting Puck, only usable without mid or switchplate

Keyboard Maintainer: weteor
Hardware Supported:
- 3w6 rev1
- 3w6 rev2 (with Pimoroni support)
Hardware Availability:
- make one yourself: Design and Productionfiles
- maintainer is selling kits when available

To reach the bootloader, connect the board to the PC and push the reset button on left half.

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

make 3w6/rev1:default
make 3w6/rev2:default
make 3w6/rev2:default_pimoroni

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