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  1. Getting Started

Wired Pre-Builds

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This page is for Wired Pre-Builds with an RP2040 controller. If you're looking for the Wireless Pre-Builds getting started guide, head

Things to check

  • Check over your keyboard to make sure it is what you ordered and has no visible damage. If you have any issues, please

  • Check there are no loose screws. Sometimes screws come loose in shipping.

Make sure to plug in your TRRS cable FULLY before plugging in a USB cable.

Things to know

  • Your keyboard is flashed and ready to go! You can use it straight away.

  • The keymap that is pre-flashed is shown below

Layer 0 - Main Layer

Layer 1

Layer 2

Layer 3

Layer 0 - Main Layer

Layer 1

Layer 2

Layer 3

Layer 0 - Main Layer

Layer 1

Layer 2

Layer 3

Layer 0 - Main Layer

Layer 1

Layer 2

Layer 3

Files

Your keyboard is already flashed and ready to go, but if you need to reset your keyboard or have any issues, you can use the below files. To re-flash you keyboard:

  1. Unplug the USB cable from the left half

  2. Unplug the TRRS cable from either half

  3. Replug the USB cable into one half

  4. Double-click the reset button (or short GND and RST on the controller twice)

  5. A window will pop up (or find a new device called "RPI-RP2"), download the respective file from the tabs below and copy that files into the main RPI-RP2 directory. The windows should automatically close.

  6. Unplug the USB cable from the flashed side and plug into the other half

  7. Repeat steps 4 & 5

  8. Unplug the second side

  9. Replug the TRRS cable into both halves BEFORE replugging the USB cable. Make sure the TRRS cable is fully inserted into both halves

  10. Replug the USB cable to the left half

If you are using a Chrome or Edge based browser, use the website to change your keymap layout. You can also try the .

Not sure how to change your keymap file using VIA? Check out our (coming soon)

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Left: an incorrectly inserted TRRS cable. Right: a correctly inserted TRRS cable
These are keycodes for RGB - this picture will be updated soon with correct keymapping
These are keycodes for RGB - this picture will be updated soon with correct keymapping