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- # Elora's Default Keymap
- The default keymap contains 5 layers which allows it to include all keys found on an ANSI layout TKL keyboard plus media keys.
- Hardware features of the Elora such as OLEDs, rotary encoders and underglow are also supported.
- The Elora keymap is in essence identical to the [Kyria keymap](https://github.com/qmk/qmk_firmware/blob/master/keyboards/splitkb/kyria/keymaps/default/readme.md), just with an additional number row. A deep dive into the keymap is provided there.
- The five different layers are the following:
- 1. Base layer (QWERTY, Colemak-DH or Dvorak)
- 2. Navigation layer
- 3. Symbols/Numbers layer
- 4. Function layer
- 5. Adjust layer
- ## Base layer(s)
- ### Qwerty
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- ### Dvorak
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- ### Colemak-DH
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- ## Navigation layer
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- ## Symbols layer
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- ## Function layer
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- ## Adjust layer
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- # Hardware Features
- ## Rotary Encoder
- The left rotary encoders are programmed to send <kbd>Left</kbd> or <kbd>Right</kbd> whereas the right encoder sends <kbd>PgUp</kbd> or <kbd>PgDn</kbd> on every turn.
- ## OLEDs
- The OLEDs display the current layer at the top of the active layers stack, the Elora logo and lock status (caps lock, num lock, scroll lock).
- ## Underglow
- The underglow LEDs should default red.
- ## Going further…
- This default keymap can be used as is, unchanged, as a daily driver for your Elora but you're invited to treat your keymap like a bonsai. At the beginning, it's just like the default keymap but from time to time, you can tweak it a little. Cut a little key here, let another combo grow there. Slowly but surely it will be a unique keymap that will fit you like a glove.
- Check out the #keymap-ideas channel on the official splitkb Discord server for inspiration.