Closed dariogoetz closed 2 years ago
Oh, great! serial is as in keyseebee or you had to cheat?
I stole the de-/serialization from keyseebee :) What do you mean with "cheat"?
Some split keyboard use a unique pin for rx and tx. In keyseebee, the tx of the right is connected to the rx of the left and vise versa.
I also think your firmware only work if plugged on the left side? or there is a left/right thing I missed?
I don't actually know whether I cheated. Adapting the code from the keyseebee and using the pins for the Cantor just did the trick.
The firmware currently only works if plugged on the left side. I couldn't find a grounded pin on the Cantor (maybe there is one, that I couldn't find). I plan on adding a compile flag to be able to generate a version for the right side.
I've recently written firmware for the Cantor keyboard using keyberon and rtic. The Cantor is a diodeless keyboard, so it adds something new to the mix. I would like to add it here.