Troubleshooting
Q. Mathkeeb doesn’t type anything!
A. Make sure you aren’t in programming mode, and have properly rebooted Mathkeeb with
the correct firmware. Unplug and re-plug the keyboard as well. If it still doesn’t work, revert
to the default firmware. If that doesn’t work, please refer to the troubleshooting section of
the Assembly Guide.
Q. [Key] doesn’t type what I want it to!
A. Double check your matrices, and make sure you still have the 8x7 grid, with everything in
the right place. Also check that you are on the correct layer, and that your layer toggle
functions are on the right keys.
Q. [Key] is acting like it’s held down, even though I only pressed it once!
A. Double check your macros. You may have accidentally used the hold-down function insead
of the type-once function (it happened to us in testing!). Also make sure all of your D( )
functions are paired with a U( ) function.
Q. I see a bunch of red squiggles in my IDE when I open Mathkeeb’s keymap.c files!
A. Surprisingly, this was normal for us as well. We are not really sure what causes it, but to
check if you actually have errors, try compiling a hex using the Makefile method outlined
above. If your keymap fails to compile, please refer to documentation or troubleshooting on
the TMK website.
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