Port kb2040 boards and add to quickpin
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A 36 or 42 key keyboard with support for per key LEDs, 2 rotary encoders (EC11 or evqwgd001), and a feature in the center (EC11, OLED (128x64), or pimoroni trackball). KMK support is available for the BYO MCU option only.
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Use `kb2040/kb.py` when using a KB2040 MCU.
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A 36 or 42 key keyboard with support for per key LEDs, 2 rotary encoders (EC11
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or evqwgd001), and a feature in the center (EC11, OLED (128x64), or pimoroni
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trackball). KMK support is available for the BYO MCU option only.
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Use `nice_nano/kb.py` when using a Nice!Nano v2 MCU.
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> Note: The Nice!Nano doesn't have a lot of ROM, so there are a couple of extra steps. See guidance [over here](../../docs/Officially_Supported_Microcontrollers.md#nicenano).
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> Note: The Nice!Nano doesn't have a lot of ROM, so there are a couple of extra
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> steps. See guidance [over
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> here](../../docs/Officially_Supported_Microcontrollers.md#nicenano).
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Use `kb2040/kb.py` when using any other pro micro footprint MCU.
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An example `main.py` file is included for each MCU.
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## Microcontroller support
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Update this line in `kb.py` to any supported microcontroller in `kmk/quickpin/pro_micro`
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```python
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from kmk.quickpin.pro_micro.boardsource_blok import pinout as pins
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```
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