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| m80v2h | 495e83b30f Migrate `LOCKING_*_ENABLE` to Data-Driven: M, Part 2 (#23773) | 2 years ago |
| m80v2s | d5e0562a70 Rename layouts containing keyboard name (#23930) | 2 years ago |
| chconf.h | dea23720e6 [Keyboard] Add Mode Eighty M80v2 PCB support (#15486) | 4 years ago |
| halconf.h | dea23720e6 [Keyboard] Add Mode Eighty M80v2 PCB support (#15486) | 4 years ago |
| mcuconf.h | dea23720e6 [Keyboard] Add Mode Eighty M80v2 PCB support (#15486) | 4 years ago |
| readme.md | d2accb48e7 RESET -> QK_BOOT keyboard readme (#18110) | 4 years ago |
The Mode80 is a tenkeyless high-end keyboard sold by Mode Designs.
The DFU state in the bootloader can be accessed in 3 ways:
QK_BOOT if it is available (ESC key at layer 1 in the default layout)After accessing the DFU state in your PCB, build the default layout using:
make mode/m80v2/m80v2h:default # Hotswap
make mode/m80v2/m80v2s:default # Soldered
Then download the resulting binary *bin file using dfu-util or QMK Toolbox.
After accessing the DFU state in your PCB, you can compile-and-flash automatically usind dfu-util through
make mode/m80v2/m80v2h:default:flash # Hotswap
make mode/m80v2/m80v2s:default:flash # Soldered
See the build environment setup and the make instructions for more information. Brand new to QMK? Start with our Complete Newbs Guide.
