Enclosed is your custom built Lily58 keyboard.
- Connect the halves together with the TRRS cable.
- Connect a USB-C cable between the left half and your computer.
- Type.
The default Lily58 keymap has been flashed onto the keyboard.
- Hot swappable MX switch sockets
The switches can be changed without any desoldering. - RP2040 Pro Micro 16MB USB-C microcontrollers.
- Clones of Holy Panda key switches
- JA/EN Keycaps. The keycaps can be be replaced with any other MX compatible keycaps--a keycap/switch pulling tool is recommended.
- Lily58 designed by kata0510--a software engineer in Japan.
- Keyboard firmware source in vial-qmk. This is a fork of QMK that provides an app to update the keymap in realtime.
- [3D Printed Case](https://www.printables.com/model/93298-lily58-case/comments/2036007.
The keyboard is high profile. If you normally rest your palms when typing, the Fellowes Crystals Gel wrist rests work well with split keyboards--here's a cheaper option.
- QMK open source firmware
- Getting started with Vial QMK -- install an app that provides a UI to update the keymap in real-time.
- keybr to learn key positions and reduce errors with adaptive machine learning.
- monkeytype to practice prose, symbols, and numbers (extremely configurable -- check the funbox).
- typing.io to practice coding.
- Are Split Keyboards Better For Ergonomics?
- Tools & Tips For Learning A New Keyboard Layout (Or How To Type Faster!)
- How to use an ergonomic keyboard in 5 easy steps
Most parts of the keyboard (switches, keycaps, case, etc) can be replaced or swapped with a different part you may like better. If you have any questions on using, programming, or any want to change any aspect of the keyboard, contact me at [email protected]