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RMS_ON to enable the joystick mouse and RMS_OFF to disable it, RMS_TOG to toggle it.
The firmware revision you want to use is determined by the revision of the commander PCB. You want the largest revision number that's less than or equal to your commander PCB revision.
So if you have commander PCB rev3, you want to use firmware rev2, unless rev3 is available. Firmware rev4 is likely incompatible with rev3 commander PCBs.
Make example for this keyboard (after setting up your build environment), using the default keymap:
$ make revolt/rev2:default
# alternatively, using qmk cli
$ qmk compile -kb revolt/rev2 -km default
This will create a revolt_rev2_default.uf2 file in the root qmk_firmware repo directory.
Flash the firmware by putting the kyboard into the bootloader mode and copying the compiled .uf2 file into the RPI-RP2 drive that appears.
Enter the bootloader in one of 3 ways:
QK_BOOT if it is available