Get started with M60 Keyboard¶
M60 is a compact keyboard. It has a keymap composed of multiple layers, which is similar to TMK Keyboard. By default, No.0 layer is used:
Keymap¶
As the 60% keyboard lacks a lot of keys such as F1~F12 and arrow keys, Fn is used to activate a new layer. When holding Fn down, the following keys are activated.
- Fn + M triggers No.0 macro
- Fn + P suspends the keyboard when only powered by battery.
- Fn + B enters its bootloader (only for upgrade)
Except Fn, a normal key can be used as a Tap-key, which is holding a key down to activate an alternate function.
Using B to configure Bluetooth and USB¶
B is used as a Tap-key to configure Bluetooth and USB. Taping B outputs b
(press & release quickly). Holding B down activates another new layer. With the layer, the following functions are available:
- B + Esc toggles Bluetooth
- B + 0 ~ 9 changes Bluetooth ID to switch between multiple computers and phones
- B + U toggles USB
Using D for Navigation¶
D is also used as a Tap key for navigation functions.
- D + H → ←
- D + J → ↓
- D + K → ↑
- D + L → →
- D + U → PgUp
- D + N → PgDn
Using ; as Ctrl¶
; is another type of Tap-key. Taping ; outputs ;
. However, holding ; down outputs Ctrl
instead of activating a layer.
- ; + c = Ctrl + c
- ; + v = Ctrl + v
- ; + x = Ctrl + x
- ; + a = Ctrl + a
Using Pair-keys¶
Simultaneously pressing two keys (interval less than 10ms) activates an alternate function. By default, J K are used as a pair-keys. When simultaneously pressing J and K in a text editor, it will output a pre-defined string.
Setup Bluetooth¶
First, we press B + 1 to start Bluetooth advertising, and then we will see the blue LED under 1 is in breathing mode:
On Windows¶
Open Settings
/ Device
and then click Add Bluetooth or other device
:
Choose Bluetooth
in the Add a device
dialog, then you will see the device PYKB 1
. Click PYKB 1
to connect the keyboard.
When to connect the keyboard to a second computer, just use B + 2 to start connecting. From 0 to 9, the keyboard can connect to 10 bluetooth devices.
Go further¶
We hope M60 brings you an idea to make a keyboard more productive. You may have your own thoughts of configuring a keyboard. Follow the configuring guide to find what works best for you.