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keymaps/default | Make sure QK_BOOT is in default keymap | 6 months ago |
ld | Rename ldscripts | 6 months ago |
config.h | convert to using mcp gpio driver | 1 month ago |
halconf.h | [Keyboard] ZSA Voyager | 6 months ago |
info.json | convert to using mcp gpio driver | 1 month ago |
matrix.c | Tweak reset timing | 1 month ago |
mcuconf.h | [Keyboard] ZSA Voyager | 6 months ago |
readme.md | Apply suggestions from code review | 6 months ago |
rules.mk | convert to using mcp gpio driver | 1 month ago |
voyager.c | Move wait in thread | 1 month ago |
voyager.h | convert gpio commands | 1 month ago |
A next-gen split, ergonomic keyboard with an active left side, USB type C, and low profile switches.
Make example for this keyboard (after setting up your build environment):
make zsa/voyager:default
Flashing example for this keyboard:
make zsa/voyager:default:flash
See the build environment setup and the make instructions for more information. Brand new to QMK? Start with our Complete Newbs Guide.
There are 4 functions for enabling and disabling the LEDs on the top of the boards. The functions are STATUS_LED_1(bool)
through STATUS_LED_4(bool)
, with the first LED being the top most LED on the left hand, and the fourth LED being the bottom most LED on the right side.
By default, the Indicator LEDs are used to indicate the layer state for the keyboard. If you wish to change this (and indicate caps/num/scroll lock status instead), then define VOYAGER_USER_LEDS
in your config.h
file.
To make it extra gaming friendly, you can configure what happens when you disconnect the right half. This is especially useful when using gaming unfriendly layers or layouts (e.g. home row mods, dvorak, colemak).
Example for enabling a specific layer while right side is disconnected:
void housekeeping_task_user(void) {
if (!is_transport_connected()) {
// set layer
}
}