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Thursday, August 5, 2010

Arduino based Human Interface Device

11 comments:

  1. Nice! Looking forward to seeing the code.

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  2. My code is in this blog post: http://siliconrepublic.blogspot.com/2010/08/arduino-based-human-interface-device.html

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  3. Im guessing the point of this was for an Audrino Mod but you can easily use a wiimote including the nunchuck and its accelerometers over bluetooth using GLovePie.

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  4. Yeah this was my very first microcontroller project.. That time I wasn't well researched about the different projects like GlovePie out there. I also didn't wanna buy a Wiimote since I don't have a Wii. At least now by altering my code slightly people can easily make homebrew controllers that hook up to PS/2 or USB ports.

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  5. Hi Rajarshi
    would you mine to take a picture on how you connect the ps2 wires to the arduino?

    I'm trying to play frets on fire with an arduino with pressure sensor.
    I tried the AAC keys method but did not work, and all the information of converting the arduino to HID is really confusion.

    Thanks in advance ..
    Regards
    Jose

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  6. Can the ULN2003 be used with 18m of led strip(thats 540 leds, 0,3A/m)?

    I made this a while ago but haven't tried it for longer periods of time as the room isn't all done yet. But it works at least for a couple of minutes.

    What can happen?
    Can the ULN2003 break, can there be a fire, can the arduino uno break?

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  7. hey man i am using your code and the ps2 converter do i need need additional software as well. also does it matter that i am running it on a mac?
    best
    G.

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  8. hey man i am using your code and the ps2 converter do i need need additional software as well. also does it matter that i am running it on a mac? sorry i am new at this and my comp isnt reading any of the functions as keystrokes

    best
    G.

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  9. HI,
    What you have done is fantastic I have been looking for this for a long time now.

    two questions:

    One. wat is the format of the codes being used in the keyboard.write()?

    two., does it matter where the pin are set up to?

    Thanks Tom

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