supersplit
66 keys split
Choc v1 Pro Micro socket QMK
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Record 100% complete · 17 of 17 fields
- ✓ Layout
- ✓ Switch footprint
- ✓ Build method
- ✓ Controller
- ✓ Body
- ✓ Firmware
- ✓ Hardware license
- ✓ Firmware license
- ✓ Documentation license
- ✓ Key pitch
- ✓ Soldering
- ✓ Firmware targets
- ✓ Summary
- ✓ Key wiring
- ✓ Hotswap
- ✓ Splay
- ✓ Stagger
I tried to make a keyboard that is easy to use and compact. For this it has an (oversized) 9-key thumbfan and a (non-oversized) 4x6 matrix.
Layouts
- 66 keys
Spec
Shape
- Body
- split, 2 halves
- Split link
- TRRS cable
- Splay
- no
- Stagger
- column-staggered
- Key spacing
- Choc spacing · 18 × 17 mm
Switches
- Switch footprint
- Choc v1
- Hotswap
- No, the switches solder in
Electronics
- Controller
- Pro Micro socket
- Connectivity
- Wireless with a nice!nano v2 — needs a ZMK config
- USB port
- USB-C or micro-USB, depends on the dev board
- Firmware
- QMK (supersplit)
- Firmware targets
- ATmega32U4
- Key wiring
- 6×6 matrix per half, column-to-row diodes
- Room for
- — not recorded —
- Power switch
- no
- Exposed components
- — not recorded —
Building it
- Build method
- PCB
- Soldering
- through-hole (connector)
- SMD required
- no
Licensing
- Hardware
- GPL-2.0-only
- Firmware
- GPL-2.0-only
- Documentation
- GPL-2.0-only
