Your comment is 10mos old, so you personally may have gotten your info, but I wanted to comment for anyone else reading this thread since it's stickied. My purpose for working on the QMK port was to get the RGB working with OpenRGB, but custom keymaps and layering are another benefit of QMK.
Our solution was to go with QMK instead though, as it is more flexible. I haven't tried it, but the Flashquark Horizon Z is another HFD board that does have software available. It's possible firmware for another HFD board will work on Keychron's existing firmware because it's all the same HFD firmware. The firmware and software are made by these companies (HFD and EVision) and it's up to the OEM to do some minor rebranding of the software and layout tweaks, but otherwise the firmware/software is provided to them as a package.
HFD and EVision both make pre-packaged hardware/software solutions for keyboard OEMs to use. Both chips are rebranded versions of the Sonix SN32F248B microcontroller, which is a Taiwanese semiconductor company. There is a similar chip, VS11K09A-1, that is made by a company called EVision. The chip they use is an HFD2201KBA which is made by a company called Huafenda.
Please join us over at the community if you have additional questions!Įdit 2: I haven't been able to keep up with the recent updates on the repo, some stuff has changed and I couldn't find the time to update the guide so here's another page managed by another member of the community, user jpe230 on the discord channel if I'm not mistaken. After I was able to get my keyboard working on qmk, I decided to make a guide for dummies.
Then I found this community and some talented people over there helped me through the steps. I was just disappointed with the abandonment of the official software so I looked up online to see what I could do about it. Here's the link to the guide, comments and suggestions are welcome:ĭisclaimer: I am by no means an expert on the subject. Currently, the guide focuses on K6 with some basic functionality to get newbies started, though it is pretty much applicable to other supported/community-supported keyboards with appropriate MCUs. Hey there! We've compiled instructions on how to install qmk on a K6 with some guys over at Sonix Keyboard Hacking Community Discord Channel.
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