nRF Desktop

The nRF Desktop is a reference design of a Human Interface Device (HID) that is connected to a host through Bluetooth® Low Energy or USB, or both. Depending on the configuration, this application can work as a desktop mouse, gaming mouse, keyboard, or connection dongle. See nRF Desktop reference design page for an overview of supported features.

Tip

To get started with hardware programmed with pre-configured software, go to the User interface section.

See the subpages for detailed documentation on the application and its modules:

Subpages:

• nRF Desktop: Application description
• nRF Desktop: Application-specific Kconfig options
• nRF Desktop: Board configuration
• nRF Desktop: Adding nRF21540 EK shield support
• nRF Desktop: Memory layout
• nRF Desktop: Bluetooth
• nRF Desktop: Bootloader and Device Firmware Update
• nRF Desktop: fwupd support
• nRF Desktop: Integrating your own hardware
• nRF Desktop: Application internal modules
• nRF Desktop: Application Kconfig options scheme
• nRF Desktop: API documentation