This defines a firmware layout optimised for class 1 OS keymaps, which have square and curly brackets on the number row.
Class 1 keymaps often have accented letters on R(P) and R(;) that must remain in the same relative locations for touch typists.
In clockwise order from the bottom left, the orphan keys are mapped according to each of the class 1 keymaps:
| Keymap | L(Z) | L(A) | L(Q) | R(5) | L(6) | R(P) | R(;) | R(/) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| fr_FR | <> | *µ | ² | )°] | =+} | ^¨ | ù% | $£¤ |
| fr_FR@bepo | èÈ | çÇ | $# | =° | %` | zZ | mM | wW |
| de_DE | <> | #' | ^° | ß?\ | ´` | üÜ | äÄ | +*~ |
| en_US@dvorak | <> | \| | `~ | [{ | ]} | /? | -_ | =+ |
| it_IT@alt | <> | ù§ | \| | '? | ì^ | èé | à°` | +*~ |
| se_SE | <>| | '* | §½ | +?\ | ´` | åÅ | äÄ | ¨^~ |
This is also usable with some class 2 OS keymaps, which have square and curly brackets on the first letter row, e.g.:
| Keymap | L(Z) | L(A) | L(Q) | R(5) | L(6) | R(P) | R(;) | R(/) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| en_US | <> | \| | `~ | -_ | =+ | [{ | '" | ]} |
| it_IT | <> | ù§ | \| | '? | ì^ | èé[{ | à°# | +*]} |
The orphan keys are found in these physical locations on the Model01:
| LH column 0 | ... | LH column 6 | RH column 7 | ... | RH column 15 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| PROG | ... | RIGHT_OF_5 | LEFT_OF_6 | ... | NUM |
| LEFT_OF_Q | ... | ... | ... | ... | RIGHT_OF_P |
| LEFT_OF_A | ... | ... | ... | ... | RIGHT_OF_SEMICOLON |
| LEFT_OF_Z | ... | ... | ... | ... | RIGHT_OF_SLASH |
RIGHT_OF_5 and LEFT_OF_6 are labelled LED and ANY on the
default keycap set.
Note that these labels refer to the relative positions of the keys in a US-QWERTY layout, but otherwise have no significance. These key labels always refer to the same physical keys on the Model01, no matter which language keymap is in use.