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Custom 42 key diodeless split keyboard with the Vial support.

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Cantor MX Tastatura

Configuration for the 8MHz version of Blackpill_f411 provided by the Xecut hackspace.

"Tastatura" is the Serbian word for "keyboard".

Initial Flash

Clone this repository:

git clone --recurse-submodules git@github.com:He4eT/cantor-mx-tastatura.git
cd cantor-mx-tastatura

Connect the left controller to your computer using a USB cable.
Start flashing proccess (Docker required):
- For 8MHz Blackpill_f411 controllers:
```
make flash blackpill=f411-8mhz half=left
```
- Otherwise:
```
make flash half=left
```
Use the onboard BOOT0 and NRST button to put the board into bootloader mode:
- press and hold the BOOT0 button;
- press and release the NRST (Reset) button to power cycle the processor;
- release the BOOT0 button;
- For additional details, refer to STM32 Black Pill;
Repeat the process from step 2 for the right half.
Download the Vial configurator.
Linux Only: Configure udev rules for the first launch.
Open the Vial configurator.
Optional: Load a layout from ./layouts/.

By default, the Cantor Vial layout from the vial-qmk repository is used.

./layouts/odd_cantor_tastatura.vil

Check out this forum thread for some explanations.

./things/case_slim.stl