KeebDeck overview
What the Made of Waves KeebDeck is, what's on the board, and where its sources live.
The KeebDeck is a pocket-sized QWERTY keyboard with a silicone dome keypad. It connects over USB-C as a standard USB HID keyboard, so it works on any host that accepts a USB keyboard, with no drivers or software required.
It is a Made of Waves build of Solder Party's open-source KeebDeck Basic, shipped with Made of Waves QMK firmware, a custom keymap, and VIA remapping support.
Specifications
| Controller | STM32F042 |
| Connection | USB-C, USB HID keyboard |
| Firmware | QMK with VIA (source) |
| Layers | 2 (base and Fn) |
| Backlight | 8 SMD LEDs, 8 brightness levels, sleeps after 10 s idle |
| Bootloader | STM32 DFU (hold Esc while plugging in) |
| Expansion | I²C test points and an unpopulated Qwiic footprint on the back |
| Logic level | 3.3 V. Not 5 V tolerant. |
| Dimensions | 87 × 67.5 × 6.23 mm |
Compatibility
Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS, Android, Raspberry Pi and other single-board computers, plus anything else that enumerates a USB keyboard. Phones and tablets need a USB-C port, or an adapter that passes data, not just power.