In order to flash your controller, first set up ESP-IDF

After you have ESP-IDF set up, clone the MK32 repository to your esp folder:
cd ~/esp/
git clone --recursive https://github.com/Galzai/MK32

After cloning the repository, you can customize your keyboard (please refer to the different options in the Wiki's home page).
Before flashing your controller, first set up keyboard_config.h:

**Note: For split keyboards first read how to properly define them.

For non split keyboards with ESPNOW:

• Make sure to uncomment:

  • #define MASTER
  • If your keyboard uses an encoder uncomment #define R_ENCODER

• Make sure to comment:

  • #define SPLIT_MASTER
  • #define SLAVE
  • #define R_ENCODER_SLAVE.

For split keyboards "master pad":

• Make sure to uncomment:

  • #define MASTER
  • #define SPLIT_MASTER
  • If your master pad uses an encoder uncomment #define R_ENCODER

• Make sure to comment:

  • #define SLAVE
  • #define R_ENCODER_SLAVE

For split keyboards "slave pad":

• Make sure to uncomment:

  • #define SLAVE
  • #define R_ENCODER_SLAVE

• Make sure to comment:

  • #define MASTER
  • #define SPLIT_MASTER
  • #define R_ENCODER

In order to flash your controller

1. First check the which serial port your controller is connected to.

2. navigate to to your MK32-master folder:
   cd ~/esp/MK32-master

3. Flash
   make flash ESPPORT= [/dev/tty/USB0]<- Example serial port

**Note: You can use the serial monitor by entering make monitor.

For more information regarding flashing and you can visit the ESP-IDF programming guide .