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Odd behavior on my Ergodox Infinity #1437
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Exactly what do you mean by?
The keymap is read purely from the keyboard that is plugged in to the computer, the other half just send the raw keypresses. So if you try to flash the right hand only then no changes will be visible. For the LED issue, I would rather track that in #1415, but have you tried connecting the other half to the computer, does the LEDs light up in that case? And is the other half dark? If it's always the same half that is dead, no matter which way you have connected it to the computer, the problem is most likely a hardware issue, rather than a software one. Have you tried with the official Input Club firmware? |
I make sure to flash both hands every time I make changes to the keymap file. I tested the I:C firmware last night and both hands lit up perfectly fine. |
Does this still happen? |
I am getting some really odd behavior with my Ergodox Infinity. The backlighting only seems to want to work on my left hand. When I make changes to my keymap for the right hand, remnants of the keymaps seem to stick around.
Here is my configuration:
https://www.dropbox.com/sh/g8sfgz5g9s9fzhf/AAD9IJO5fegGNpuhH4pG9NYua?dl=0
Can someone look it over and let me know if I have made some sort of mistake?
Also when I build the hex file I use these commands:
make ergodox-infinity-doxxy VISUALIZER_ENABLE=yes LCD_BACKLIGHT_ENABLE=yes LCD_ENABLE=yes BACKLIGHT_ENABLE=yes MASTER=left
and
make ergodox-infinity-doxxy VISUALIZER_ENABLE=yes LCD_BACKLIGHT_ENABLE=yes LCD_ENABLE=yes BACKLIGHT_ENABLE=yes MASTER=right
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