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Flashing

Flash your PCBs before assembly!

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Last updated 2 years ago

Mün currently uses a fork , specifically the /development branch. When split RGB & encoders has fully been implemented into QMK, the fork will be pulled into the master branch.

Touch buttons are currently disabled. Add keycodes to line 86 and 87 of keymap.c to enable.

Mun uses QMK firmware. ​

To install the default keymap: (LED PCBs do not need to be installed)

  1. Install ​

  2. Flash the left half

    1. Push the slide switches into place, away from the port you want to connect to the PC. An indicator for the standard setup is on the bottom of the LED PCB.

    2. QMK Toolbox: Choose the left firmware .bin with Open.

    3. Plug in the leftmost port to the PC.

    4. Reset the board by pressing the reset switch on the PCB.

    5. Flash: Press the flash button in QMK Toolbox.

  3. Flash the right half

    1. Repeat the above with the right .bin file, using the rightmost port to the PC.

  4. Plug the leftmost port into your PC, and the two middle ports into each other.

  5. After the initial setup, you can update your keymap using , and you only need to flash the primary half.

​For custom keymaps, do the following (To be changed when Mün enters QMK master)

  2. git clone -b development https://github.com/rgbkb/qmk_firmware

  3. qmk setup - press Y when asked to install submodules

  4. qmk doctor

  5. qmk flash -kb rgbkb/mun -km default -bl dfu-util-split-left

    1. Reset the board, it will flash automatically

    2. Flash the right half with qmk flash -kb rgbkb/mun -km default -bl dfu-util-split-right

To update your repo, run the following

  1. cd qmk_firmware

  2. git remote add upstream -t development https://github.com/rgbkb/qmk_firmware

  3. git pull upstream development

  4. cd ..

  5. If dependencies have changed, you may need to re-run qmk doctor or run python3 -m pip install -U qmk

Install and open, run the following:

If QMK Toolbox doesn't work, try

QMK MSYS
these steps
here
Documentation on installation, keymaps and compiling can be found here.
QMK Toolbox
QMK Toolbox
88KB
rgbkb_mun_rev1_via_left.bin
Mün Left 9/13/2022
88KB
rgbkb_mun_rev1_via_right.bin
Mün Right 9/13/2022