Somehow I got into caps lock and couldn’t get out. It isn’t on the cheat sheet I have.
I was typing fast, so who knows which/ how many keys I pressed at once. 
What is the key combo?
thanks, greg
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I don’t think there’s a default caps lock on the qwerty layout. I’d check your config. Do you have one shot mods or stickies on? I know if I double tap shift, it becomes persistent. Do your numbers work or are they meta?
Worse comes to worse, reboot.
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The weird thing is that my layout is completely unmodified.
I rebooted.
Thanks, greg
Type fast again, see if you can replicate.
Are you, by any chance, using keys on the Fn layer, like Fn-U or Fn-I ({ and }, respectively)? I seem to recall there being a bug that might result in Shift getting stuck. If I remember correctly, we fixed it since, so updating to the latest firmware should help with that, if you’re hitting this bug. (Again, if I remember correctly - I might be remembering wrong.)
If it happens again, check if numbers appear shifted too! If that’s the case, then you have a stuck Shift and not a CapsLock, as that only affects alphas. In this case, if you don’t want to upgrade the firmware (which can be a scary process at first), disconnecting and reconnecting the keyboard should help. (AKA, rebooting the keyboard, not necessarily the whole computer)
I do use keys on the Fn layer. I’ll keep my eyes out for this bug (if it is the bug, and if that bug exists. )
Thanks all for your help.
greg
@gergyor Did you by any chance hit capslock by mistake on another keyboard (e.g. on the laptop’s keyboard, if this is a laptop, or on your old but still connected keyboard)? I know I had that problem before changing the layout of my Model01 to have capslock itself…
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Good thought, but no, this changed right in the middle of typing.
greg
If you’re using a recent firmware, capslock is on Fn+LED.
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Yep, added at https://github.com/keyboardio/Model01-Firmware/commit/a5b86bea5
I had the opposite question, but I figured it out while composing this: I updated my firmware to include that commit but caps lock didn’t work. I had to go to my mac System Preferences -> Keyboard -> Modifier Keys and change Caps Lock to be Caps Lock (which I want to be different from my laptop keyboard, which it does support).
Now, it would be nice if Kaleidoscope-LED-ActiveModColor supported this too (or maybe it would be a nice default)…
I just met exactly same issue as Gergyor.
Caps lock is suddenly turned on, and what I can do is connecting another regular keyboard to turn it off, stupid solution 
I’m using the original firmware so Fn+LED doesn’t work.
I wonder if there’s any quicker solution besides updating firmware?