Qmk_firmware: Instructions on burn tada68 firmware

[TheLevenCreations]

Hi,

I am a Tada68 user. I just found @TerryMathews commits a pull request as follows, which is for tada68:
https://github.com/jackhumbert/qmk_firmware/pull/778

May I ask, what's the instructions to burn this firmware?

Where tada68 is delivered, there is a website http://123.57.250.164:3000/tada68 used to reflash the firmware. It can download a bin file, then use it to replace the FLASH.BIN in usb when tada68 is switched to program mode.

So, can I just do the following?

1) use keyboards/tada68 source code to generate a bin file
2) replace this bin file in usb
3) tap ESC in tada68 keyboard

Because that website can only change the key settings, it can't change led settings. So I want to burn a firmware myself. Would you like to give me some tips, please? Thanks.

[PureSpider]

Yes, run make flashbin and it generates a flashable file for you that you can flash just like the one you downloaded from the website.

[TheLevenCreations]

@PureSpider Great, thanks for your reply! Will have a try later:)

[TerryMathews]

When you are ready to compile QMK, make flashbin will give you a FLASH.BIN
that you can drag over to your keyboard when it's in bootloader.

On Oct 22, 2016 8:28 AM, "TheLevenCreations" [email protected]
wrote:

Hi,

I am a Tada68 user. I just found @TerryMathews
https://github.com/TerryMathews commits a pull request as follows,
which is for tada68:

778 https://github.com/jackhumbert/qmk_firmware/pull/778

May I ask, what's the instructions to burn this firmware?

Where tada68 is delivered, there is a website http://123.57.250.164:3000/
tada68 used to reflash the firmware. It can download a bin file, then use
it to replace the FLASH.BIN in usb when tada68 is switched to program mode.

So, can I just do the following?

1) use keyboards/tada68 source code to generate a bin file
2) replace this bin file in usb
3) tap ESC in tada68 keyboard

Because that website can only change the key settings, it can't change led
settings. So I want to burn a firmware myself. Would you like to give me
some tips, please? Thanks.

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[TheLevenCreations]

Thanks for your instructions! I use 'make flashbin' command to generate a FLASH.BIN and it works quite well! :)

Thank you so much! You guys are so great! :-)

[TheLevenCreations]

@TerryMathews

Not sure if you know the following information about tada68. I just found them by searching github.com:

https://github.com/jichuntao/online_compiler
https://github.com/jichuntao/tmk_keyboard

Under https://github.com/jichuntao/tmk_keyboard there is a 'kb68' keyboard source file which points to be tada68. Probably jichuntao is the author of tada68?? However, the pin configuration in this source is different.

Under https://github.com/jichuntao/online_compiler, it is a website which is the same like http://123.57.250.164:3000/tada68. Also, it is using a flash source code, which is under https://github.com/jichuntao/tmk_web_compiler

Just let you know :-)

[TerryMathews]

The code that was contributed was tested on a production R1 TADA68 from
Originative. It's correct.

On Nov 15, 2016 9:35 AM, "TheLevenCreations" [email protected]
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@TerryMathews https://github.com/TerryMathews

Not sure if you know the following information about tada68. I just found
them by searching github.com:

https://github.com/jichuntao/online_compiler
https://github.com/jichuntao/tmk_keyboard

Under https://github.com/jichuntao/tmk_keyboard there is a 'kb68'
keyboard source file which points to be tada68. Probably jichuntao is the
author of tada68?? However, the pin configuration in this source is
different.

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[PureSpider]

Can confirm, I am running my R1 TADA68 with QMK without any problems.

[rundeploy]

I replaced the new generated .bin file by qmk and replaced on the keyboard. So what's next ?