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  • 1. Insert the battery into the JST socket
  • 2. Test the Bluetooth connection
  • (Added on Sep 23, 2024) Make sure you put the cap on the power switch before attaching the top case to the PCB
  • 3. Attach the key switches to the PCB using the top case
  • 4. Test the key presses for each key
  • 5. Secure the top case and bottom plate by screwing them together.
  • 6. The default keymap of TOTEM

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  1. Keyboard Build Guide

TOTEM Case Installation

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The is pre-flashed with ZMK firmware with the .

Recommended battery with JST connector:

Warning: After attaching the key switches to the PCB using the top case, it will no longer be possible to insert the battery into the keyboard without removing the case. Therefore, please remember to insert the battery first.

1. Insert the battery into the JST socket

Prior to installation, ensure that the polarity is correct. Align the red wire with the Red+ silk screen for proper orientation.

2. Test the Bluetooth connection

Turn on both sides of the keyboard and connect them to your device via Bluetooth. Verify if your computer can successfully register at least one key press from each side of the keyboard.

(Added on Sep 23, 2024) Make sure you put the cap on the power switch before attaching the top case to the PCB

After the case is installed, the power switch may become difficult to reach due to its short length. The cap extends its length, making it easier to access with your finger. Additionally, the cap helps prevent the power switch from breaking.

3. Attach the key switches to the PCB using the top case

Ensure that the legs of the key switch are inserted into the hotswap sockets instead of the "gold rings".

4. Test the key presses for each key

5. Secure the top case and bottom plate by screwing them together.

6. The default keymap of TOTEM

It can be tested in

ZMK Firmware:

https://www.keyboardtester.com/tester.html
https://github.com/GEIGEIGEIST/zmk-config-totem/tree/master
pre-soldered wireless TOTEM
default keymap
https://www.adafruit.com/product/1570
Generated by keymap-drawer created by Cem Aksoylar