Build or buy a full assembly of custom keyboard

I want to buy a keyboard fully ready to use. It is supposed to work on a plug and play basis.

I want to buy a keyboard and assemble it myself on the principle of lego blocks without any soldering.

I want to build a keyboard, Where should I start?

What is the difference between a wireless and wired keyboard when building.

What is the exact height of your wooden keyboard cases?

Shipping and order processing.

Why do the prices look the way they do?

Shipping

What is the cost of shipping the order?

Why does the cost of an order change when you enter the country of shipment.

What if I need to modify my order?

Can I get same day delivery?

Where do orders ship from?

Return Policy

How do I use a discount voucher or gift card?

On mobile devices, the discount code field appears after tapping “Redeem your code” — you’ll find it just below the “Checkout” button.

Mobile version

On mobile devices, the discount code field appears after tapping “Redeem your code” — you’ll find it just below the “Checkout” button.

On the desktop version, you also need to click “Redeem your code” — the option is located just below the total cost of your order.

Desktop version

On the desktop version, you also need to click “Redeem your code” — the option is located just below the total cost of your order.

Cupons / Discounts

Can I use more than one discount coupon for a single order?

Why is my coupon not working?

Wired Keyboards Q&A

Setup and Connectivity

Compatibility

Support

Instructions for configuring firmware on wired keyboards using QMK Toolbox. Step 1. Download and install QMK Toolbox: https://github.com/qmk/qmk_toolbox (for all wired keyboard using QMK Toobox)

Step 2. By clicking the buttons in the configurators you create your dream layout. You can find the QMK configurator here: https://config.qmk.fm/#/redox/rev1/base/LAYOUT

Step 3. You enter your layout name.

Step 4. You click the "compile" button in the upper right corner.

Step 5. You are installing QMK ToolBox. Please use this link: https://github.com/qmk/qmk_toolbox/releases

Step 6. Here you choose your firmware.

Step 7. Select the "Auto-Flash” option

Step 8. Press the reset button at the bottom of the keyboard 2 times.

Wireless ZMK Keyboards Q&A

Bluetooth pairing

Battery Life Calculation

Master vs. Slave Battery Usage

Wireless Reconnection

Instructions for configuring firmware on wireless keyboards using ZMK.dev The instructions are based on ErgoDash, but select your keyboard from the list. Guide Source: ZMK Docs. In this guide is used the ErgoDash split keyboard as an example. • Nice!Nano Documentation: https://tiny.pl/3mt_q75f • ZMK.dev Documentation • Nice!Nano Discord community: https://tiny.pl/h-ky15zx • ZMK Discord community: https://tiny.pl/z7bgk7yc

Prerequisites: • Windows machine / terminal • GitHub account: https://github.com/ • Locally configured git to access your GitHub account • QMK MSYS: https://msys.qmk.fm/ • Installed and configured the • 2x nice!nano controllers git version control tool

1. Create a new public or private GitHub repo. For example name: zmk-config-ergodash-w. (Do not check any of the options to initialize the repository with a README or other files)

2. Create a github passkey (https://github.com/settings/tokens) token and save it. We will need it later. It will look like "ghp_Q927asd8970asdjh2g3jh12354kjh12Kjhg3"

3. After configuring locally your GitHub account and made sure it is accessible – Open QMK MSYS and paste the command line: code: bash -c "$(curl -fsSL https://zmk.dev/setup.sh)"

4. Choose your shield (keyboard). In this example it will be a firmware for the Ergodash which corresponds the number 24) Ergodash.

5. Select the controller you want to create the firmware. In this guide it is used Nice!Nano v2. Number 10).

6. Copy in the stock keymap for customization? [Yn]: y 7. Github Username (leave empty to skip github repo creation): ‘press enter’ 8. GitHub Repo Name [zmk-config]: zmk-config-ergodash-w 9. GitHub Repo [https://github.com/falbatech/zmk-config-ergodash-w.git]: ‘press enter’ 10. Preparing a user config for: • MCU Board: nice_nano_v2 • Shield(s): cradio_left cradio_right • Copy Keymap?: ✓ • GitHub Repo To Push (please create this in GH first!): https://github.com/falbatech/zmk-config-ergodash-w.git Continue? [Yn]: y

11. Username for ‘https://github.com’: ‘enter your github username’ 12. Password for ‘https://yourGHUsername@github.com’: ‘do not enter your GH password, but enter your github passkey you created on step 2′ 13. Your firmware should be available from GitHub Actions shortly: https://github.com/ yourGHUsername/zmk-config-ergodash-w/actions 14. Go to your GitHub repo at Actions https://github.com/yourGHUsername/zmk-config-ergodash-w/actions and click the top build from the list: Initial User Config.

15. Download the firmware and unzip it. In case of a split keyboard you’ll have two uf2 files.

One for the left half (master) and another for the right half (slave).

16. Connect Nice!Nano to the PC with a reliable cable. Normally, if it’s the first time being connected it will open automatically the folder and appear in your OS as a new USB storage device. If it is not the first time or for some reason doesn’t appear as a storage device, then short with metallic tweezers 2x the pins GND and RST on the controller. It should appear as a new USB storage device now. Copy and paste the respective controller the uf2 file. For the nice!nano on the left keyboard half copy/paste the keyboard_left_nice_nano_v2-zmk.uf2 file, for the right – keyboard_right_nice_nano_v2-zmk.uf2 file. After pasting the folder will automatically close, the storage device disappear and in the Bluetooth & other devices you’ll see the keyboard’s name, if everything was executed successfully

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