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Jiran - is a 6x4 matrix ergo keyboard with additional 3 thumb and 1 pinky keys.
Jiran was designed to increase typing speed and protect hands from tunnel syndrome.
Jiran also contain all cyrillic alphas.
Features
- Powered by QMK firmware
- Works on Pro Micro or nRFMicro
- Supports all kind of switches (MX, Apls, Choc)
- Supports 2 and 5 pin mount for switches
- Supports MillMax socket
- Supports 1 color in switch led backlight
- Halves work via serial or i2c
Lineup
- jiran-classic: Classic version, support MX, Alps and Choc switches, and one color THT LEDs.
- jiran-hotswap: Hotswappable version for MX switches, have no any LEDs.
- jiran-cherry: Cherry verison, support only MX switches, have no any LEDs, easy to build.
Layout
You can see default layout here: keyboard-layout-editor.com
Firmware
Now Jiran is officially support by QMK.
Setup firmware build environment following the instructions here.
You can use QMK Toolbox for flashing default firmware.
For create your own layout use QMK Configurator or VIA
Build Guide
Bill of material:
Name | Value | Package | Qty | Optional | Aliexpress |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
PCB | 2 | ||||
Basic Case | 1 | ||||
Switch | MX/Alps/Choc | 56 | |||
Bumpons | 12 | $1.46 | |||
Standoff | 3mm | M2 | 10 | $0.85 | |
Standoff | 6mm | M2 | 4 | $1.42 | |
Screw | 4mm | M2 | 18 | $0.87 | |
Screw | 3mm | M2 | 20 | $0.87 | |
Pro micro | 5V 16MHz | 17.78x33.02mm | 2 | $3.19 | |
Diode | 1N4148 | THT/SMD (SOD-123) | 56 | $0.85 | |
Resistor | 4.7k | THT/SMD (1206) | 2 | $0.51 | |
Resistor | 10k | THT/SMD (1206) | 2 | yes | $0.51 |
Resistor | 330r | THT/SMD (1206) | 56 | yes | $0.51 |
TRRS jack | PJ-320A | 2 | $1.17 | ||
Tact switch | DIP 3X6X4,3mm | 2 | yes | $0.9 | |
Mosfet | 2N7002 | SOT-23 | 2 | yes | $0.7 |
LED | THT 1.8mm | 56 | yes | $1.05 |
- Mosfet, LED, 10k and 330r resistors optional, they are used for backlighting
Optional parts
- 3.5mm hotswap heders for pro micro
- Black or clear bumpones for legs
- TRRS cable
iBom
Please follow my iBOM file to properly position the components on the PCB.