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Carry over from [[Ultimate Workstation]] | Carry over from [[Ultimate Workstation]] | ||
* https://www.instructables.com/id/Cherry-Pi-Split-Mechanical-Keyboard/ | |||
== Exercises == | == Exercises == | ||
Latest revision as of 14:47, 5 March 2020
Carry over from Ultimate Workstation
Exercises
E1
Get STM32 board running as keyboard. Simple output "Hello World" on button press.
E2
Get STM32 Board running as mouse. Move and click on button press.
E3
Both.
E4
Test complexities - media keys, ctrl keys.
Design
Inspired by ergodox. I also want a mouse near my right index finger, possible a scroll near my middle finger.
I like the idea of extended functionality with a screen.
- see date/time/temp
- insert date/time
- volume control
- media control
- application bank
- macro recording
I'm also interested in adding foot pedals
- shift
- space
- mouse click