Diverge TM 2
Ergonomics on the go.
Diverge TM 2
$129.00
Please note that the Diverge TM 2 uses the monthly order system, all products will ship around mid to late next month.
Do note that this is a DIY kit, you will need basic soldering skills to complete this kit, if you are not confident, then you may want to consider using the assembly service
Order your Diverge TM 2 now by selecting the options below.
Diverge TM 2 is the first ever transformable 40% matrix split keyboard that could combine with each other. It all started when a redditor wanted to saw the Terminus Mini in half. I started the design with 2 things in mind, portability and ergonomics, The Diverge TM 2 lived up to all my expectations. The onboard Atmega32u4s provide all the power needed for a keyboard and more whilst allowing for arduino compatibility, giving an ease of customisation. The acrylic shell and plate construction allows it to be extremely lightweight, enabling you to carry it with you all day. The Animus firmware is filled with a wide variety of features, no more firmware reflashing for changing keymappings, fully NKRO capable even in boot mode, and more! The Diverge TM 2 is the lovechild of the Diverge and Terminus Mini with the best of both worlds, now available with backlight.
Key Switch Type
Genuine Cherry MX or Gateron
Number of Keys
46 (23 per side)
Max Number of Layers
13
Keycap Compatibility
44 1u keys
2 2u keys
Fully compatible with 104 key ANSI keysets
Interface
USB
Rollover
NKRO/6KRO togglable
Dimensions
67mm x 59mm x 20mm per side
Switch Resting Height
11mm
Controller
Pro Micro / Atmega32u4
Firmware
Animus
Interconnect Type
I2C via TRRS cable
Cable Type
Replaceable microUSB to USB cable
Assembly instructions:
Diverge TM 2 Assembly Instructions
Animus firmware:
Visit Animus page for more details
Arbites remapper:
Visit Arbites page for more details
Layout files:
General:
Q: How long does it take to ship?
A: UniKeyboard runs in an “order this month, get it next month” system where the keyboards are delivered 1-2 months after the order.
Q: I ordered the DIY kit, do I have to flash the microcontroller on my own?
A: No, all kits are shipped with the firmware pre-flashed and a default QWERTY layout loaded onto the controller boards.
Q: What special tools do I need to assemble the DIY kit?
A: You only need a soldering iron and some solder, something like a solder sucker could also be helpful.
Q: Is the design of this keyboard open source?
A: All software, including the firmware and the GUI remapper, Animus and Arbites are open source under a permissive license (Apache 2.0) and is hosted on GitHub. The hardware design is closed source.
Animus Related:
Q: Is the layout of the keyboard remappable?
A: Yes, all keyboards using the Animus firmware is fully remappable and has a companion GUI remapping software known as Arbites.
Q: Do I have to reflash the firmware to remap my keyboard?
A: No, Animus’ innovative use of EEPROM persistent memory means that there is no need to reflash the firmware when you wish to remap your keyboard or reset macros.
Split Keyboard Related:
Q: Is this two separate keyboards or a single keyboard?
A: By default, the two sides are interconnected by a TRRS cable and is treated as a single keyboard by the operating system, that being said, they could also act as two separate keyboards if need be.
Q: How are the two sides connected?
A: An interconnection is made via the use of TRRS cables.
Q: Does the two sides talk to each other?
A: Yes, they talk to each other via I2C at a polling rate higher than the debounce delay.
Backlight Related:
Q: Is the backlight adjustable?
A: Yes, the backlight could be adjusted up to 256 levels of brightness, individual LEDs could not be adjusted.
Q: Is the backlight RGB?
A: No, the backlight is a single colour type.
Q: How is the backlight powered? Does this keyboard require more than 1 USBs to power the LEDs?
A: The LEDs are powered by a n-channel MOSFET with pulse-width-modulation and protected by current limiting resistors.
Q: What type of LEDs work with the keyboard?
A: The LEDs provided with the kit are 2x3x4 box type LEDs. but standard 3mm LEDs also work.
Magnetic Snapfit
Neodymium magnets embedded on the side of the frame allows the two halves to combine with each other with a snap.
NKRO Enabled
46 Keys
Up to 13 Layers
Full Backlight Now Available
Let there be light.
Each individual key could be illuminated by a LED with the colour of your choosing, with up to 256 levels of brightness, you could customise your backlight however you like it.
Animus Firmware
The soul of the keyboard.
UniKeyboard’s own in house firmware is tailor made for the on-board Atmega32u4 microcontroller, unlocking all of its potential. With NKRO, fully customisable keybinding, macros, media keys, FN, spaceFN, dual-role keys, and more.
104 Key Keycap Set Compatible
Feel no hassle when looking for keycaps.
By having 44 1u keys and 2 2u keys, the Diverge TM is fully compatible with any 104 key keycap sets, bath in the comfort of knowing that obtaining keycaps for your Diverge TM does not require you to order customised keysets for astronomical prices.
