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# Corne Min

Your keyboard is ready to go! You can use it straight away.

### Connecting (Wireless)

* Turn the keyboard on by moving the power switches to the on position. 
* Find "Corne Min" in your Bluetooth devices.

### Connecting (Wired)

* Turn the keyboard on by moving the power switches to the on position. 
* Plug the left half into your device. The right half will still pair wirelessly to the left.

{% hint style="warning" %}
The right half battery will drain significantly slower. 
{% endhint %}

## Layout & Layers

<figure><img src="/files/a4sErIh0l2EsNK5HkAkZ" alt=""><figcaption></figcaption></figure>

## RGB LED Guide

**On boot/turn on**&#x20;

A short blink in either :red\_circle: / :yellow\_circle: / :green\_circle: indicates current battery state. Red being low. It'll also blink ![🔴](https://discord.com/assets/75d49373b7b7ee6f.svg) when the battery is critically low and changes value.&#x20;

**After battery check**&#x20;

It'll blink :blue\_circle: for bluetooth connected, :yellow\_circle: for advertising, :red\_circle: for disconnected.&#x20;

**USB Connected**&#x20;

It'll show :red\_circle: when charging the battery and :green\_circle: when fully charged.

## Changing Keymap

The Corne Min is flashed with a ZMK firmware so you can use ZMK Studio to change the layout.&#x20;

{% content-ref url="/pages/wYXj4ulFP6PskX3rAOwi" %}
[Using ZMK Studio](/guides/other-guides/using-zmk-studio.md)
{% endcontent-ref %}

## Build Guide

{% content-ref url="/pages/VC62qfOllZwiRGzbsWnM" %}
[Corne Min](/guides/mbuk-build-guides/corne-min.md)
{% endcontent-ref %}


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