[Keyboard] Assorted personal keymap/layout updates (#6621)

* Switch Quefrency back to I2C (#6161 fixes the lag)

* Update Quefrency keymap

* Add reset and EEPROM reset keybindings so these tasks can be performed
separately, rather than relying on Bootmagic Lite, which performs both
tasks at the same time.

* Move Caps Lock from Fn+Ctrl to Fn+Tab since Fn+Ctrl is sometimes used
as part of a more complex keybinding, whereas Fn+Tab is always safe.

* Update KBD67 keymap

* Add reset and EEPROM reset keybindings so these tasks can be performed
separately, rather than relying on Bootmagic Lite, which performs both
tasks at the same time.

* Move Caps Lock from Fn+Ctrl to Fn+Tab since Fn+Ctrl is sometimes used
as part of a more complex keybinding, whereas Fn+Tab is always safe.

* Move Menu to a layer tap on the Fn key since that's a more natural
location.

* Update 60% Tsangan HHKB layout

* Move Caps Lock from Fn+Ctrl to Fn+Tab since Fn+Ctrl is sometimes used
as part of a more complex keybinding, whereas Fn+Tab is always safe.

* Update 60% ANSI split backspace/right-shift layout

* Add reset and EEPROM reset keybindings so these tasks can be performed
separately, rather than relying on Bootmagic Lite, which performs both
tasks at the same time.

* Move Caps Lock from Fn+Ctrl to Fn+Tab since Fn+Ctrl is sometimes used
as part of a more complex keybinding, whereas Fn+Tab is always safe.
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Jonathan Rascher
2019-08-30 19:45:49 -05:00
committed by Drashna Jaelre
parent 733ec614d8
commit 9340b70b7e
9 changed files with 21 additions and 33 deletions

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#pragma once
/*
* I2C seems to randomly drop keystrokes. Not sure why. It seems a bit like
* https://github.com/qmk/qmk_firmware/issues/5037, but that issue is closed,
* and our problems happen even with underglow disabled.
*
* This issue occurs with multiple TRRS cables of different lengths from
* different companies, so it's most likely not a cable issue. It may be that
* we are running into issues with long I2C runs, in which case stronger
* pull-up resistors might help:
* https://hackaday.com/2017/02/08/taking-the-leap-off-board-an-introduction-to-i2c-over-long-wires/.
* For now, just don't use I2C.
*/
#define USE_SERIAL
#define USE_I2C
/* Use an extra LED on the right side since it's wider on the 65% PCB. */
#undef RGBLED_NUM