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Mechanical Switches Progress ( includes suggestions for choice )
The mechanical keyboard uses mechanical switches instead of membrane switches, which results in more noticeable tactile feedback and longer lifespan. The most important component of a mechanical keyboard is the mechanical...
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IDOBAO in 2023 CES
CES has become an important stage for the world's major electronic product companies to release their latest products and high-tech technologies. At the 2023 CES exhibition, IDOBAO, as the manufacturer...
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I plugged my pcb into USBc and I can see red led lights turn on, looks like under lighting, why are there there I thought this board had no leds also is there a way to turn them off?
I’ve finished building my ID80 but some of the keys are not mapped correctly.
Does it not come factory flashed with the correct configuration?
Do I need to use QMK to flash it with hex file?
Is there a tutorial you can link me?
Which micRo controller does the ID80 use?
The PCB quality on both the boards I purchased have incredibly poor solder joints on the hot swap sockets. After first initial install of switches the entire socket has fallen off the PCB. I have multiple boards with hot swap capability where I used the same force to install switches as the ID80 and the sockets stay on. Just a heads up on people receiving their boards. I’m worried that more sockets will fall off if I want to change out the switches in the future.
Will COVID-19 affect shipping times?
Has anyone received the keyboard recently?