You'll want to be on the Configure tab (at the top) to verify a few things before testing your keys. If your keyboard does not load, then check again that the firmware flashed to your board has VIA support enabled. Once you are connected your keyboard, you should see your keymap like below: This will bring up a prompt to allow you select your keyboard. Next, you will need to give your web browser permission to connect to your keyboard, so click on Authorize device +. To launch the web app for VIA, go to this site VIA Web App. It is recommended that after you open VIA to plug in your keyboard.
When you first launch the desktop app for VIA, you will see this screen: To launch the web app for VIA, go to this site VIA Web App.However, you are limited to Chrome-based browsers that support WebHID. With the web app, you don't have to do any updates on your end when new features are released.The app is available for Windows, macOS, and Linux. To download the VIA Configurator app, you can go to the releases page here: VIA Releases.
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With the desktop app, you will have to re-download it if there is a new release with additional features, but the benefit is that you can use it offline without an internet connection.hex/.bin firmware files with VIA support here: VIA Firmware Downloads. The firmware flashed to the keyboard must have VIA support enabled, and you can find pre-compiled. Note that just because your keyboard is listed there doesn't mean that you can immediately use VIA Configurator with it.
Here's a list of keyboards with VIA support: Supported Keyboards. VIA Configurator is a desktop app that talks to your VIA-enabled keyboard and allows you to remap keys on-the-fly, as well as toggling layout options, programming macros, and controlling lighting.įor info on how VIA relates to the underlying QMK Firmware, see this for more details: VIA and QMK Firmware Is my keyboard supported by VIA?
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