Flashing a Tokyo60 to use VIA
Following up on my remapping the Tokyo60 with QMK, and remapping the D60Lite with VIA, I found tokyokeyboard_tokyo60_via.hex on https://www.caniusevia.com/docs/download_firmware and figured I’d give VIA a try on the Tokyo60.
Launched QMK Toolbox. Held down left shift + right shift + B until the toolbox software recognized it was in bootloader mode:
Atmel DFU device connected: ATMEL ATm32U4DFU (03EB:2FF4:0000)
Flashed the tokyokeyboard_tokyo60_via.hex file:
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Screenshot of QMK Toolbox flashing VIA firmware onto Tokyo60 | |
Launched the VIA software. It identifies the Tokyo60, which was back to its original key mapping. Remapped it with my preferred assignments, leaving Layer 0 untouched and tweaking Layer 1 a bit:
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Screenshot of VIA software mapping Layer 1 on the Tokyo60 |
Here’s the VIA JSON for how I have mine mapped. (Now I have to remember to do the same for my “Coyote / Skiidata” board.) I added the space as the media play/pause key in Layer 1, stealing that idea from the D60Lite (kinda makes sense tbh), though I reverted back to having left and right shift pass through, to make things like selecting text in Word easier.
Easy.
June 16, 2023 JSON (tweaked a bit)
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