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* [Keyboard] Add "Uno" rev2 Adds support for the second revision of Uno, courtesy of @Snipeye. * Update keyboards/uno/rev2/rules.mk * Update keyboards/uno/rev1/rules.mk * Update keyboards/uno/uno.h * Update keyboards/uno/rev2/rules.mk * Update keyboards/uno/rev1/rules.mk * Update keyboards/uno/keymaps/demo/keymap.c * Update keyboards/uno/keymaps/demo/keymap.c * Update keyboards/uno/keymaps/demo/keymap.c * Update keyboards/uno/rev2/rules.mk * Update keyboards/uno/rev1/rules.mk * Align rules.mk comments * Update keyboards/uno/info.json * Update keyboards/uno/rev1/config.h * Update keyboards/uno/rev2/config.h * Update keyboards/uno/rev2/config.h * Update keyboards/uno/rev2/config.h * Update keyboards/uno/rev1/config.h |
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| uno.h | ||
Uno
A 1-key, in-USB "board" for the lulz
- Keyboard Maintainer: Snipeye
- Hardware Availability: keyhive.xyz
There are two revisions of Uno. If your Uno supports a rotary encoder, use rev2.
If it does not support a rotary encoder, use rev1. The following examples use
rev2 — be sure to change this if you are using rev1.
Make example for this keyboard (after setting up your build environment; make
sure to change rev2 to your Uno's version):
make uno/rev2:default
Flashing example for this keyboard (change rev2 to rev1 if needed):
make uno/rev2:default:flash
If you prefer to use the qmk tool:
qmk compile -kb uno/rev2 -km default
Create your own keymap with:
qmk new-keymap -kb uno/rev2
See the build environment setup and the make instructions for more information. Brand new to QMK? Start with our Complete Newbs Guide.
Credits
- Everything by Snipeye