- NKRO for USB Codes 4 to 164, 176 to 221 and modifiers
- Added System Control support codes 129 to 183
- Added Consumer Control support codes 32 to 668
- Automatically downloads the kll compiler if not found
- Added capability files to each of the module that currently have them
- Split modules.cmake so kll.cmake could influence build targets (also needs info from modules.cmake)
- Updated .gitignore for kll compiler directory
- Added documentation on how to manipulate layouts using CMakeLists.txt
- Cleanup of old layout files
- Changed static variables to const that should have been const
- Updated CMake files to prepare for MCHCK custom bootloader
- Changed the USB ID numbers and ID number for bootloader
- Only generate DFU or Teensy binary image, not both
- Fixed RAM and FLASH calculator
- Added missing license in delay.c/h (much of it was taken from Teensy source though I've changed a bunch of it)
- Prepared mk20dx.c for upcoming bootloader addition
- mk20dx.h cleanup
- Reduced the MCHCK based flash size for the application image (bootloader changes requires more flash space)
- Fixed bugs in macro.c
- Added keyHold cli command
- Added show pending events debug message for PartialMap macro module
- Lots of code cleanup for the intialization of all arm chips
- Added more gcc flags to help with debugging linker and memory map
- Fixed UART initialization for the smaller MCHCK mk20dx128 (different pin mux)
- Sending characters to the UART before it's ready would overflow the buffer causing it to hang
- Added a check to make sure the interface is ready before starting to send characters
- Removed the incorrect check for the usbMuxUart to make sure usb is ready before sending over the uart
- This is a patched version to work with Teensy 3.1 (current version on the website doesn't work)
- "Should" work with OS's other than Linux, but hasn't been tested
- Code should be working, but much is untested
- All of the old modules will need to update and use the new DefaultMap keymap
- There might still be some naming conflicts with some Scan Modules
- Includes serial putchar and getchar cleanup (overall)
- Moved avr-capsense to DPH (renaming)
- Basic cleanup for including CLI on the avr architecture
- Adding "template" keymap
- Removed "stray" functions, variables
- Cleaned up warnings
- Now builds
- Added buffered macro integration (rather than dealing with USB directly)
- Updated the print messages to use the Kiibohd print header
TODO
- Add generic matrix integration (this will require some changes to the matrix code)
- Add more comments...lots more
- Clean up dead code
- Defined Manufacturer name
- Product name now references each of the selected modules
- Serial number refers to the last commit date, branch, and whether modified since the last commit
- All modules have a default avr compatibilty right now (since that is what they were developed on)
- As modules get tested and added, arm support has to be turned on in the respective setup.cmake file
- CDC Output seems to be working
- USB Keyboard output has not been tested, but is "ready"
- UART and Timers have not been tested, or fully utilized
- Issues using Timer 0
- Initial template for MBC-55X Scan module (only module currently compatible with the arm build)
- Updated the interface to the AVR usb module for symmetry with the ARM usb module
- Much gutting was done to the Teensy 3 usb keyboard module, though not in an ideal state yet
- LEDs are working
- Reset command is working
- Basic typing is working (USB side drops some characters)
- Changing repeat rate is working
- Querying modifiers and LEDs is working
- Initial layouts are complete
- Modifiers are not fully working yet
- Full support (NKRO, provided the USB module can handle it)
- Full LED support (available to the macro modules per input signals)
- Reset/Hold line support
- Handles repeat rate issues (keyboard does not send key updates as most
keyboards do...)
- Does not output to usb yet
- USART is functionally getting characters from the keyboard and sending
beep codes and ACK request code (Baud rate properly calculated)
- Uses hard-coded keys for the PC to Keyboard commands (not desireable)
- Keyboard sends ASCII data, which makes doing things like holding
multiple keys almost impossible to detect (the board isn't NKRO
anyways, though I've found 8+ key combos that work)
- Includes new "table pinning" setup (much easier to understand)
- Matrix layouts will be split into their own dependent modules later
- Changed the HID Raw view id (too many teensy devices on this
computer...)
- Moved the macro processing outside of the usb timer signal
(this will be slower overall, but will result in more consistant
behaviour)
