qmk_firmware/keyboards/typetheory/readme.md

TypeTheory Keyboard

The TypeTheory Keyboard is a split ergonomic keyboard inspired by the Dactyl-Manuform and the Kinesis Advantage2. It uses two Puchi-C microcontrollers, with physical reset buttons.

• Keyboard Maintainer: Marius Gavrilescu
• Hardware Supported: TypeTheory Keyboard
• Hardware Availability: https://typetheory.co.uk

Compiling and flashing the firmware

See the build environment setup and the make instructions for more information. Brand new to QMK? Start with our Complete Newbs Guide.

Clone the qmk_firmware repository and run this command to compile the firmware with the default layout:

make typetheory:default

To flash a keyboard half, you must connect it to the computer and reset the microcontroller. To reset, you can either:

1. Press the RESET key on the keyboard, this is RAISE+RIGHT SHIFT on the default layout.
2. With the keyboard unplugged, hold SPACE + B while plugging in the keyboard.
3. Open up the keyboard half, and press the reset button on the Puchi-C board

Once reset, you can flash the left/right half by using one of these commands respectively:

make typetheory:default:dfu-split-left
make typetheory:default:dfu-split-right

Tip: if desired, you can flash different layouts to the left/right side. Then, the entire keyboard will use the 'left' layout when the left side is plugged into the computer, and vice-versa for the right side. Do not attempt to plug in both keyboard halves into the computer at once.