How sekigon-gonnoc/torabo-tsuki-lp works
torabo-tsuki LP is a wireless split keyboard kit with an integrated trackball. The principal workflow is for a builder to choose a keyboard size and trackball configuration, use the published PCB and enclosure designs, assemble the kit, then customize its ZMK keymap. The repository contains design files rather than firmware source; the README documents assembly guidance and external keymap tools, but those relationships are shown only at that documented level.
Main entry points: README.md Wireless split keyboard · pcb Size-specific PCBs · FreeCAD Trackball cases · build-guide.md Assembly guidance
Components 9
Hardware designs
- Size-specific PCBs
pcb - Trackball cases
3d-models/FreeCAD - Battery covers
3d-models/FreeCAD - Printable models
3d-models/STL
Firmware customization
- ZMK keymap
README.md - Keymap Editor / ZMK Studio
Finished kit
- Assembly guidance
build-guide.md - Wireless split keyboard
README.md
Other components
- Keyboard builder
Connections 9
- Keyboard builder → Size-specific PCBs: chooses size
README.md - Keyboard builder → Trackball cases: chooses ball size
README.md - Keyboard builder → Assembly guidance: follows guidance
README.md - Keyboard builder → Keymap Editor / ZMK Studio: customizes keys
README.md - Keymap Editor / ZMK Studio → ZMK keymap: edits keymap
README.md - Assembly guidance → Wireless split keyboard: assembles
README.md - Size-specific PCBs → Wireless split keyboard: forms electronics
README.md - Trackball cases → Wireless split keyboard: houses trackball
README.md - Battery covers → Wireless split keyboard: covers battery
README.md