So, have you read about the v1 Rock On? Click here to read that first.
Now, let’s note the differences below:
- New features:
- Now supports both choc V1 and MX switches on the same pcb!
- Pimoroni trackball support (No case support for this in the V2 case, but will add support to the V1 case upon request)
- EC11 and EVQ rotary encoders support (EVQ only in the bottom center)
- Pimoroni Haptic Feedback (v2.2 only)
- This pcb now supports the cirque trackpad, kit available as an add on
Otherwise, same keyboard!
To make this a complete kit, remember to also add:
- Rock On 3DP Case V2 (for cirque and encoders support)
- If using an OLED or Pimoroni, please use the V1 case
- hotswap sockets (7 sets)
Optional components:
- cirque trackpad kit
- per key leds (optional, 7 sets)
- rotary encoders (optional, either EC11 or EVQ)
- rotary encoder caps (optional)
- OLED (optional, but note that it currently can’t be mounted along with the cirque)
- Pimoroni Haptic Feedback (v2.2 only)
Important notes:
- If you are using a nice!nano for this build, you cannot use rotary encoders. There is enough gpio on an elite-c (or equivalent), but not on the nice!nano
- At the time of publishing this page (May 14th, 2022), there is a known issue with Cirque and AVR based MCUs. So, if you plan on using the Cirque, you cannot use a pro micro or an elite-c. An example of a processor that will work this is the STeMcell, since it uses an STM32 processor. I have these available as add-ons, so please be sure to purchase one if you plan on using the Cirque.