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- STEMMA QT/QWIIC
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## Official description of the BBQ20KBD running official firmware
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A BB Q20 Keyboard in USB/PMOD/Qwiic format with a injection molded clear plastic case.
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This is the evolution of our previous BBQ10 PMOD board. We took all the feedback from that board and improved on the design in every way.
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Note: This board is not 5V-tolerant!
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## Installing CircuitPython Firmware on BBQ20KBD
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Installation is like for any RP2040 board, you need to get into the UF2 mode, in our case power the BBQ20KBD while pressing the top left button (boot button).
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Download CircuitPython UF2 file of your choice and copy that file RPI-RP2 drive.
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If ever you regret your choice, the official UF2 firmware is [available](https://github.com/solderparty/i2c_puppet/releases).
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## BBQ20KBD running CircuitPython firmware
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You now have a very small keyboard running CircuitPython and many possibilities.
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You can scan those keys using the keypad library, the top right button will need to have a special treatment.
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You can also try controling the backlight and plug an I2C sensor, an I2C screen or both via the Stemma QT connector.
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Of course you can make your BBQ20KBD act as a keyboard by using adafruit usb-hid library.
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If you feel advanturous you could even try using KMK library, or implement a library to handle the mouse button.
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## Links
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* [Documentation](https://bbq20kbd.solder.party/)
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* [Documentation](https://bbq20kbd.solder.party/)
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