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\title{Pragmatic TECK with Neo}
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\section{Introduction} 
When I finally got my TECK, I was left a bit puzzled.

Thus I decided to write this guide to ease the entry for future buyers
and let them enjoy their new keyboard quickly.

Adapting to the Truly layout can take a couple of days in the beginning.
That is just natural. Let's not be bothered by it and make Neo more usable.
\section{Running Neo}
At the backside of your keyboard, you find a few switches that are ON by default.
Set the DIP switch \#5 to OFF to make your keyboard reprogrammable.

Now Neo should run on the Truly Ergonomic keyboard when running on your machine.
\subsection{Linux xmodmap}
If using an xmodmap under Linux, you need to re-run it using:

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xmodmap /path/foo.xmodmap}
\section{Adapting for Neo}
Writing with Neo, you will want to get a custom layout for comfortable access to all layers.
Look at the suggested layouts in the \href{http://wiki.neo-layout.org/wiki/Hardwareentwicklung/Truly}{wiki article.}

The matrix layout alters the position of a few keys and therefore will feel inconvenient while typing.
View the diagram at the top of the wiki article for full reference.

For further editing a suggested layout or testing a completely different design, use the \href{https://www.trulyergonomic.com/store/layout-designer--configurator--reprogrammable--truly-ergonomic-mechanical-keyboard}{Layout designer}.

\textbf{There are two things you should know:}

When moving around letters, you are referring to \textbf{positions only}, not specific keys!
Thus, remapping the \textbf{F} key in the designer changes the position of \textbf{E} in Neo.

\textbf{Mod4 left} is adressed by \textit{ISO2} (you can find this key by
selecting the ISO — International layout), \textbf{Mod4 right} corresponds to \textit{RAlt}.
This is important when your driver hits on problems with left Mod4 (which is the case at all Linux xmodmaps).
\section{Firmware Upgrade}
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Download the latest firmware \href{http://www.trulyergonomic.com/TrulyErgonomic\_Firmware\_Upgrade\_v3\_40.zip}{here}.\linebreak
Unzip it.\linebreak
Execute TrulyErgonomic\_Device\_Firmware\_Upgrade.exe\linebreak
Click on 'Load' and select your hexfile.\linebreak
Click 'Update'.
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Congratulations, your keyboard should work now.

The full process is also described in more detail \href{https://www.trulyergonomic.com/store/firmware-upgrade--truly-ergonomic-mechanical-keyboard}{here} on the company's website.
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