VIA is a tool for configuring keyboards, with a keyboard definition in JSON format required to configure a keyboard. It is compatible with 1400+ keyboards and easily added to other QMK keyboards, and it configures, tests and designs in one place. Precompiled QMK firmware is offered for VIA-supported keyboards.
AirPods Dirty Secret
A documentation site collecting instructions for the author's projects, with source files on GitHub and read-only Discord support by default. Included pages cover compatibility of a USB-C kit for AirPods Max, which the pages say is compatible with headphone model A2096.
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- the kit is compatible with headphones model number A2096 Source: docs.kenp.io
- Project Source Files are on GitHub Source: docs.kenp.io
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0VIA is a tool for configuring keyboards, with a keyboard definition in JSON format required to configure a keyboard. It is compatible with 1400+ keyboards and easily added to other QMK keyboards, and it configures, tests and designs in one place. Precompiled QMK firmware is offered for VIA-supported keyboards.
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