Create red scarf II+ ver b keymap #10
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Hi there! not sure if you're accepting PRs, and I'm not sure if I did it right, let me know! Microcontroller code isn't normally my area.
Adds keymap.h and .c for RS78 AKA Red Scarf II+ Version b, RedScarfII+ver.b, etc. I couldn't find this anywhere so I thought I'd make it. the Make command requires an environment variable so to make the hex and eep you need to do:
you can use tkg-toolkit to flash the firmware / config file onto the board. Make sure to note that if you change function actions you'll need to flash the firmware again, they are not stored in the eep.
I haven't tested it but odds are you can probably just use the default layout, ignoring the keys your keyboard doesn't have, and be fine, but I found that pretty annoying. this doesn't have much in the way of cost savings because it's just extending the base keymap, but if you didn't do that you could save a small chunk of space. If you are looking to save space though, there are a lot of features turned on in the makefile that can be turned off