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@@ -31,3 +31,16 @@ Then, after accessing the DFU state, use a tool like `dfu-util` or the QMK Toolb
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make iron180:default:flash
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+## The 'caps lock backlight' feature
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+The Iron180 firmware allows the user to adjust the backlight according to the caps lock key. This will toggle *all backlight LEDs* according to caps lock, enabling backlight when caps is on and disabling when it is off.
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+This option is specially useful if you are only interested in the caps lock LED and want it to work as an indicator; however, it must be noted that this works keyboard-wide, so if that is your case you should only solder the caps lock key LED and none else.
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+This option is disabled by default; in order to enable it, you must un-comment the last line in `config.h`:
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+ // Turn backlight on-off according to capslock
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+ #define CAPSLOCK_BACKLIGHT
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+Then compile and flash the firmware.
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