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MK32 Alternatives
Similar projects and alternatives to MK32
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esp32_mouse_keyboard
ESP32 implementation for HID over GATT Keyboard and Mouse (Bluetooth Low Energy). Including serial API for external modules (similar to Adafruit EZKey HID)
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esp32usb
ESP32-S2/S3 TinyUSB wrapper (alternative for the ESP-IDF tinyusb component). It is highly recommended to use the ESP-IDF tinyusb component. This component is not actively maintained at this time.
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WorkOS
The modern identity platform for B2B SaaS. The APIs are flexible and easy-to-use, supporting authentication, user identity, and complex enterprise features like SSO and SCIM provisioning.
MK32 reviews and mentions
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How to create USB HID Keyboard device on Esp32-S2?
You will find very little esp-idf based resources, outside of the espressif documentation. If you dive in, you might be able to get it. I’ve been trying to figure out how to get a proS3 board to be used as the controller for a Bluetooth keyboard. Your hill is steep. But it can be done MK32 aaaaaand that’s the end of esp-idf related links, in case anyone gets annoyed by links that are not esp-idf, be forewarned the next links are just that. hackaday asterics t-vK best of luck, I truly hope you figure it out and leave breadcrumbs for the rest of us. Or sell your esp s2 board for the big bucks.
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[Help needed] MS Sculpt Ergo conversion
It might be worth looking into an ESP32 board and the MK32 firmware. It won’t be as feature rich as QMK, but I think it will get the job done.
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Alternative per-key backlight controllers
Hey guys! I'm building my first keyboard and trying to get experience before spending a lot on a nice one. I'm 3D printing the "pcb" (can it even be called that?) and hand-wiring everything. I'll either end up using the MK32 firmware or KMK on an ESP32. Anyway, I was looking at backlight options and found most controllers that can control individual LEDs in large numbers (like the IS31FL3731) are fairly expensive and can be hard to find. Now they might not have as many features, but what about chips like the MY9221 (this uses two) or MAX7219? They cost the same as a few switches and consume very little power. The MAX7219 seems perfect for a budget build and is well-supported, but before I go learn how to make my own custom driver and spend a lot of time, is there a reason these chips are not used?
- ESP32-S3-USB-OTG board
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Burned the MCU on your keyboard? Just hand-wire an ESP32 to make it wireless!
The main event started when I realize I have all the parts to Frankenstein together a working wireless keyboard, all inspired by this post and this post. The Ducky One uses a 15x8 matrix for all of the 108 keys. The way they wired it would be a nightmare for hand-wiring but I am just piggy riding on the existing PCB with an ESP32 that has enough GPIO pins. The firmware is based on the MK32 project but I have to modify parts of it to properly make use of GPIO34-39. That was intended for split keyboards so it is fair that nobody tried to hook up 23 GPIO and left nothing for an encoder or OLED display.
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Split Keeb & Numpad
check this out to see if it fits before coding too much.
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