History

Ryan 023d644bb6 Move RGBLight animations to data driven (#21635 ) * Move RGBLight animations to data driven, 0-9 * Move RGBLight animations to data driven, A * Move RGBLight animations to data driven, B * Move RGBLight animations to data driven, C * Move RGBLight animations to data driven, D * Move RGBLight animations to data driven, E * Move RGBLight animations to data driven, F * Move RGBLight animations to data driven, G * Move RGBLight animations to data driven, H * Move RGBLight animations to data driven, handwired * Move RGBLight animations to data driven, I * Move RGBLight animations to data driven, J * Move RGBLight animations to data driven, K * Move RGBLight animations to data driven, L * Move RGBLight animations to data driven, M * Move RGBLight animations to data driven, N * Move RGBLight animations to data driven, O * Move RGBLight animations to data driven, P * Move RGBLight animations to data driven, Q * Move RGBLight animations to data driven, R * Move RGBLight animations to data driven, S * Move RGBLight animations to data driven, T * Move RGBLight animations to data driven, U * Move RGBLight animations to data driven, V * Move RGBLight animations to data driven, W * Move RGBLight animations to data driven, X * Move RGBLight animations to data driven, Y * Move RGBLight animations to data driven, Z * Fix incorrect placement * Fix build failures and mismatches		2023-08-23 22:11:39 +01:00
..
base
keymaps
underglow	Move RGBLight animations to data driven (#21635 )	2023-08-23 22:11:39 +01:00
config.h
info.json	`info.json` whitespace cleanups (#20651 )	2023-05-02 08:25:15 +10:00
readme.md
rules.mk

readme.md

0-Sixty

0-Sixty (pronounced "zero to sixty") is a 60 key ortholinear keyboard inspired by the Discipline and the Preonic. It is designed as a DIY through-hole kit and uses the ProMicro as its controller.

More images here

Keyboard Maintainer: vinamarora8
Hardware Supported: 0-Sixty PCB
Hardware Availability: Private Group-Buy

Getting the board into bootloader mode:

To be able to flash firmware onto this board, you'll need to bring the ProMicro into bootloader mode. Simply tap the small reset button twice. The button is placed to the right of the ProMicro.

Make example for this keyboard (after setting up your build environment):

make 0_sixty:default

Flashing example for this keyboard:

make 0_sixty:default:flash

See the build environment setup and the make instructions for more information. Brand new to QMK? Start with our Complete Newbs Guide.