Iris Rev. 5 Keyboard - PCBs for Split Ergonomic Keyboard
Iris Rev. 5 Keyboard - PCBs for Split Ergonomic Keyboard
Iris Rev. 5 Keyboard - PCBs for Split Ergonomic Keyboard
Iris Rev. 5 Keyboard - PCBs for Split Ergonomic Keyboard
Iris Rev. 5 Keyboard - PCBs for Split Ergonomic Keyboard
Iris Rev. 5 Keyboard - PCBs for Split Ergonomic Keyboard

Iris Rev. 5 Keyboard - PCBs for Split Ergonomic Keyboard

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Kit Type Rev. 5 PCBs

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The Iris keyboard, a split ergonomic keyboard with 4x6 vertically staggered keys and 3 or 4 thumb keys. Time to stop stretching your thumbs out on the Ergodox!

Don't want to solder it yourself? Check out our pre-built option here and our hotswap Rev. 8 PCB here!

Layout

Each half of the board is a 4x6 matrix with the same vertical stagger as the Ergodox and with 3-4 thumb keys. The 2u thumb key can be replaced with 2 1u keys. The spot for the 2u has holes for Cherry PCB mounted stabilizers. Alternatively, a rotary encoder can be placed at the upper thumb key of each half.

Many thanks to Lewis Ridden (/u/GAMING_FACE) for coming up with this design.

  • On-board ATmega32u4 controller
  • Switch support: MX, Alps, and Kailh Choc
  • USB-C port
  • 6 RGB underglow LEDs per half (12 total)
  • In-switch LED support
  • Option for rotary encoders at upper thumb key on each half
  • Pre-flashed with QMK Firmware and VIA configurator support
  • Left half PCB
  • Right half PCB

Build guide can be found here: Iris Build Guide

  • This keyboard uses the popular open-source QMK Firmware with VIA enabled out of the box to allow you to remap all the keys just the way you want them.
  • Plug your keyboard in, open up the VIA app, and easily change what each key does to get the most out of your keyboard with your customizations!
  • More info on what you can do here: VIA Usage Guide

Default Keymapping

The default keymapping that the board is pre-programmed with can be found here: Default Keymaps

Case Compatibility

Due to the replacement of TRRS with USB-C, a different set of plates and case parts are needed, so older parts (Legacy Edition) can not be used. The newer plates/cases (Phoenix Edition) will be compatible with future revisions.