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README.md

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 ## Oops
 The schematics does have row1 to row8 but in fact the PCB is, from top to bottom: row8, row1 ... row7.
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 The schematics haven't been updated for this change, which have been done while routing the board, the bottom row was
 put on the top for a better layout arrangement, sorry.
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 The keyboard-layout json and builder reflects properly this change.
 
 PD6 does have the builtin LED, causing some issues.
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 Cut track between D6 and the switch pin and connect that pin to E0.
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 E0 is pin number 11 from the right when you have the side with keys in front of you.
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 See ```docs/track_fix.jpg``` for visual.
 
 ## PCB Revisions
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 ## Firmware special features
 There a function key right under ctrl, bottom left of keyboard
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 I have a "save" icon on my left CTRL key, doing func+ctrl will trigger a CTRL+s
-They keyboard can emulate a mouse movements and btns:
- func+arrow keys, move mouse, func+home=left click, end = right one
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+The keyboard can emulate a mouse movements and btns:
+func+arrow keys, move mouse, func+home=left click, end = right one
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 There is some multimedia keys too, check keyboard layout
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 There is a reset key on top-right of keyboard, can be used for programming
 
 ## Made With