Dianne's

Hello Dianne!

Please thank Jyojoh for building your keyboard originally! This page exist as a resource for you to assist in using your new keeb and to give you a personalized insight into the whole process. Of course for any problems or issues you may encounter, hit me up.

Your keeb is a NEO Palette G67, Abyss variant. It weighs 0.71kg.

The board you have received has the following specs:

Keycaps:

  • Geekark BoW + Accents
  • Zomo Dota Divine Rapier artisan

Switches

  • Novelkeys Cream
  • Stems lubed with Krytox GPL 104 + 205G0 50/50 mixture
  • Springs lubed with Krytox GPL 104

Stabilizers

  • Durock v2
  • Housing lubed with Krytox GPL 205G0
  • Wires lubed with dielectric grease

PCB

  • Hotswap
  • Per-key RGB lighting
  • QMK firmware with VIA support

Other

  • Carbon fibre plate

Build notes:

Jyojoh originally built this board with Cherry Hyperglide switches. I changed it out to both make it a lighter board to type on as well as avoid north facing switch interference. The firmware was updated via QMK to fully support VIA for keymapping.

One note regarding your switches; the Creams are known to get a lot smoother after breaking in, meaning the more you type the better they will feel.

Default (first layer) keymap. Keep in mind that this keyboard can be programmed in any way you wish, see the resources section or it is really for me to do it for you.

The second layer contains additional key binding, including media and lighting control. To activate these functions, press and hold the MO(1) key (right hand side of the r-alt key) along with the following keys, nothing that the triangle sign denotes that the second layer is the same as the first.

Please note the lighting control commands:

  • RGBTggl: light on/off
  • RGBMd-: previous lighting mode
  • RGBMd+: next lighting mode
  • Hue –: decrease hue (change primary colour)
  • Hue +: increase hue (change primary colourr)
  • RGB SPD: decrease effect speed (only for certain modes)
  • RGB SPI: increase effect speed (only for certain modes)