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title: Split boards with Dongles
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sidebar_label: Split & Dongle
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title: Keyboard Dongle
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sidebar_label: Keyboard Dongle
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:::warning
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This implementation is experimental and subject to change.
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:::
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ZMK supports split keyboards that communicate wirelessly using BLE. Commonly these keyboards are split into two halves, each with its own microcontroller and battery.
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Usually the left half of the keyboard is given the split role of central, and the right half is given the split role of peripheral.
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The central half is responsible for communicating with the peripheral half and the host device.
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and the peripheral halves can be powered by their own batteries. This setup allows both halves of the keyboard to have a longer battery life.
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{/* Here is an example diagram of a split keyboard with a dongle:
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"features/backlight",
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"features/battery",
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"features/soft-off",
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"features/splits",
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"features/dongle",
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],
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},
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