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* `MI_ON`, `MI_OFF`, `MI_TOG` -> `MI_TOGG` * `MI_CH*`, `MI_CHU` -> `MI_CHNU`, `MI_CHD` -> `MI_CHND` * `MI_VEL_*` -> `MI_VL*`, `MI_VELU`, `MI_VELD` * `MI_TRNS_*` -> `MI_TR*`, `MI_TRNSU` -> `MI_TRSU`, `MI_TRNSD` -> `MI_TRSD` * `MI_OCT_*` -> `MI_OC*`, `MI_OCTU`, `MI_OCTD` * Misc controls * Note keycodes * Add legacy keycodes * Regenerate keycodes * Typo |
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bradpad
The QMK firmware for the bradpad a music production inspired macropad.
- Keyboard Maintainer: wxyangf
- Hardware Supported: bradpad pcbs
- Hardware Availability: 1UP Keyboards
Album of Prototype of Production Version(v1.5.x)
How to reset production version into bootloader mode:
- Locate the reset button on the underside of the pcb.
- Press the reset button for a few seconds using a paperclip, fingertip(if bare pcb), other similar object.
- Release the reset button.
- Your bradpad should now be in bootloader mode.
How to reset Elite-C version into bootloader mode:
- Located Elite-C
- Reset Elite-C
Make example for this keyboard (after setting up your build environment):
make tempo_turtle/bradpad:default
See build environment setup then the make instructions for more information.