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        <description>The twenty-fifth part in a multi-part series. This stream is broken into 2 parts due to technical difficulties. This is part 2 Having designed a keyboard and had the board fabricated, this series follows my process of taking it from a completely bare board to a hardware-functional product ready for its case, firmware and PC software This stream follows me testing a hypothesis for improving key scanning speed and starting to black-box reverse engineer the JTAG-PDI protocol used to communicate with the processor on the first rev 2 board as designed in parts 9-13 + 15(.1) of my MXKeyboard - a Cherry MX key based, RGB backlit, 6-layer keyboard</description>
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