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***I2C and ADC Lines:** With access to I2C and three ADC lines, you have the flexibility to experiment and create custom functionalities or expand your keyboard's capabilities.
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## Notes
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## Notes on Programing
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The Unicorne PCB comes pre flashed with a QMK via map, to be used with [VIA](https://usevia.app/).
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You can use [QMK Configurator](https://config.qmk.fm/#/boardsource/unicorne/LAYOUT_split_3x6_3) to reprogram your keyboard.
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And of course you can swap over to BS-python and use peg, [here](https://peg.software/docs/board-update) is guide on how to do that.
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then you can plug it into peg and let it take care of the rest.
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## Lets Talk About Getting Into The Bootloader
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Being that its flashed With QMK by default you can hold down the top left key as you plug it in, this will put you into bootloader.
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And there is the classic that will always work of holding down the boot switch and pushing the reset switch then letting go of the boot switch.
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The boot and reset switches are labeled on the PCB, but we will stat it here too.
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Boot is the right most switch rest is the left most switch.
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This is a rp2040 keyboard so you never need to use QMK Toolbox.
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As soon as you get your keyboard into bootloader it will show up as a drive named "RPI-RP2" now you can drag and drop your new keymap onto it.
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