Model |
v2 ATMEGA |
v2
ProMicro |
v2 RP2040 |
v3 |
v3
MX/ALPS, v4 |
v5 |
v6* |
v7 |
v8 |
Features |
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Body |
Unibody |
Unibody |
Unibody |
Split |
Split |
Unibody |
Split |
Split |
Unibody |
Switches |
Kailh
Choc |
Kailh
Choc |
Kailh
Choc |
Kailh
Choc |
MX/ALPS |
MX/ALPS |
MX/ALPS |
MX |
Kailh
Choc |
Numbers
Row |
No |
No |
No |
No |
Yes |
Yes |
No |
Yes |
Yes |
Thumb
Keys per Side |
2 |
2 |
2 |
2 |
2 |
3 |
2 |
2 or 3 in
different positions |
3 |
Controller, |
Atmega32U4,
|
ProMicro
and |
RP2040,
USB-C (currently) |
RP2040,
USB-C |
RP2040,
USB-C |
ProMicro
and |
RP2040,
USB-C |
RP2040,
USB |
ProMicro
and |
Connector |
Mini USB
(earlier revisions) |
||||||||
VIA/REMAP
support |
Yes* |
Yes* |
Yes* |
Yes |
No |
Yes |
No |
Yes |
Yes |
Wireless |
No |
Yes -
with nice!nano |
No |
No |
No |
Yes, with
nice!nano |
No |
No |
Yes, with
nice!nano |
PCB Color |
Green |
Green |
Black,
Green (earlier revisions) |
Navy Blue |
Navy Blue |
Navy Blue |
Red |
Navy Blue |
Black |
|
User manuals and related materials for ThumbsUp! keyboards I sell on Etsy and eBay.
Wednesday, February 14, 2024
ThumbsUp! Versions
This table compares features of the ThumbsUp! keyboard versions.
ThumbsUp! v2 sub-versions got the very same key layout, the biggest differences are the controller and USB connector type used. Otherwise they are the same, and PCBs are interchangeable.
ThumbsUp! v4 is a revision of ThumbsUp! v3 MX/ALPS with tracks relocated and some no-longer available electronic parts replaced.
ThumbsUp! v6 is v4 sans the numbers row, the rest is the same.
ThubmsUp! v7 is an evolution of v3/v4 with an extra thumb key added. That required schematics change, so while they look almost the same, they are not compatible and use different firmware.
ThumbsUp! v5 and v8 use the same schematics, use the same firmware, the biggest difference is the switch types used - MX/ALPS for v5 and Kailh Choc for v8.
All unibody versions support Cirque Proglide touchpad. All ProMicro-based unibody versions have spot for the hardware power switch for battery-powered nice!nano.
VIA/REMAP support for the versions marked with asterisk - firmware is being re-worked to have the VIA support turned on by default. Until then the VIA-supporting version is installed on request.
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