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* initial commit * get rid of some of the vanilla code * set up matrix and pins * Create LAYOUT macro and an appropriate keymap * support for caps lock LED * add some documentation to the doro67 parent readme * align the language used in the several readme files * initial commit * get rid of some of the vanilla code * set up matrix and pins * Create LAYOUT macro and an appropriate keymap * support for caps lock LED * add some documentation to the doro67 parent readme * align the language used in the several readme files * Use RGB Matrix and fix enter key bug * fix formatting * remove merge conflict artifacts * make a more useful default keymap * add configurator support for the RGB pcb * fix rgb matrix based on new info. Multipler should be reversed * forgot to actually set the pin output for caps lock led * fix offset keys in layer 1 keymap * code cleanup * use macros for the rgb_led calculations struct * set RGB led num to 67 as I mistakenly counted the caps lock led * cleanup config.h file * add RGB note in readme * get consistent naming in config file * fix some inconsistencies * readjust matrix and get rid of macros based on drashna's suggestions
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# Doro67
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The Doro67 is a 65% USB C, integrated plate keyboard with blocker based on the M65-a by Keyclack/Rama.
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The [Group Buy](https://geekhack.org/index.php?topic=97265.0) was run by 80ultraman in coordination with Alf for machining and Backprop Studios for PCB design.
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There were 3 different PCBs available for this group buy.
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## **Please be aware of which PCB you own and flash the correct firmware on it.**
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**Regular:** PCB made for the China GB which only had 1 layout.
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**Multi:** PCB made for the international GB comprising of multiple layouts. While several layouts were possible, layout was determined by the integrated plate layout chosen by the customer.
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**RGB:** PCB made for the international GB which had an identical switch matrix and layout to the regular PCB, with the addition of per key RGB LEDs. |