- VIA Support: Easily customizable through VIA, making it simple to remap keys without needing to recompile firmware.
- RGB Lighting: Adds a visually appealing touch and can be configured to display different lighting effects.
- QMK: Provides handy QMK functionalities, such as layer switching and boot/reset options.
- Active Layer Indicators: Great for visualizing which layer is currently active, especially useful in a compact macro pad setup.
- Switches: Kailh Choc (Low Profile) gives a slim and sleek look while maintaining responsiveness.
- MCU: Waveshare RP2040-Zero is a solid choice, offering a lot of power and flexibility for your macros.
- Keycaps: Chocfox PBT in frosted transparent black to let lighting shine through.
- Assemble PCB
- Plug in USB while holding the boot button
- Drag
./firmware/k11e1_via.uf2onto the boot drive. - Go to
usevia.appand enable the design tab insettings>Show Design tab - Naviagate to the
DESIGNtab and upload./src/qmk_k11e1/via.json - Click the
CONFIGUREtab and then authorze the device (you should see the k11e1 show up here) - Done! Time to configure.
| Part | Quantity | Description |
|---|---|---|
| KAILH Choc Switches | 11 | Choose whatever flavor you like. |
| Encoder | 1 | PEC11S |
| Diodes | 12 | 1N4148W |
| Layer LED's (Bottom Entry) | 4 | XZCWS45S9 |
| RGB Reverse Mount LED's | 11 | SK6812MINI-E (pack of 10) |
| Waveshare RP2040-Zero | 1 | I got mine from amazon. |
| Logic Level Shifter | 1 | TXB0101DBVR |
| Keycaps | 11 | Choose your own or user the ones I used: link |
| Encoder Knob | 1 | Choose or use this one. |
| Rubber Feet | 4 | Any 13mm diameter rubber feet will work! |
| M2x5mm Screws | 8 | |
| M2x6mm Female-Female Standoffs | 4 |
