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trinode
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Vistination
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SentrantPC
Jan 13, 2016
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trinodeNot all switch points would be able to be used. Some may overlap each other so it isn't physically possible, and a few of the switches are connected in a way you can only use one of the two. Hopefully that helped
trinode
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VistinationThanks for the reply, Physically overlapping switches is fine, is there a way to see easily which switches are wired in such a way as only one of the two can be used? I just want to avoid soldering on a key and then finding it not working or doing the same as another.
A0.C
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trinodeLook at the diagrams here:
https://github.com/VinnyCordeiro/tmk_keyboard/tree/master/keyboard/s60-x
They show all the addressable switch positions.
https://github.com/VinnyCordeiro/tmk_keyboard/tree/master/keyboard/s60-x
They show all the addressable switch positions.
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Ie, could we have the split shift on the left (ISO), split shift on the right, ISO enter along with the second key there, split backspace and 4 modifiers on the bottom right and each key would behave independently?