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keymaps | Rework LAYOUT_alice support; add LAYOUT_alice_split_bs (#11106) | 3 years ago |
rev1 | Remove `DESCRIPTION`, N-Q (#11631) | 3 years ago |
rev2 | Remove `DESCRIPTION`, N-Q (#11631) | 3 years ago |
.noci | Initial list of keyboards to exclude from CI (#11213) | 3 years ago |
alice.c | Fix project alice indicators (#9342) | 4 years ago |
alice.h | Rework LAYOUT_alice support; add LAYOUT_alice_split_bs (#11106) | 3 years ago |
chconf.h | Enable memcore to fix malloc/rand crashes (#8695) | 4 years ago |
halconf.h | 2020 February 29 Breaking Changes Update (#8064) | 4 years ago |
info.json | Rework LAYOUT_alice support; add LAYOUT_alice_split_bs (#11106) | 3 years ago |
mcuconf.h | [Keyboard] Add ProjectKeyboard Alice PCB to QMK (#5581) | 5 years ago |
readme.md | [Keyboard] ProjectKB Alice rev2 (#8718) | 4 years ago |
rules.mk | Rework LAYOUT_alice support; add LAYOUT_alice_split_bs (#11106) | 3 years ago |
ProjectKeyboard Alice Keyboard Replacement PCB
Keyboard Maintainer: onefiftynine
Hardware Supported: STM32F072CBT6
Make example for this keyboard (after setting up your build environment):
make projectkb/alice/rev2:default
If you are flashing this keyboard/pcb for the first time:
* Set the dip switch on the reverse of the PCB to 1
* Hit the reset button and then do
* make projectkb/alice:default:dfu-util
* After flashing the keyboard successfully, you can reset the dip switch back to 0
See the build environment setup and the make instructions for more information. Brand new to QMK? Start with our Complete Newbs Guide.