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Hi
any news regarding the Teensy2++ compatibility?

Hi.

I do not have "Teensy2++".
If community helps with donate (to buy it) or somebody send "Teensy2++" to me I will start work.

sorry for this position, but project non commercial and I waste a lot of money (and time too)...

Hi thx for the answer.
Where in Europe do you live? I could send you a board. Otherwise, I would also be willing to donate money.

Red_Yeti check PM.

Hi community.
What about this solution (as start) for Teensy ++ 2.0
64 buttons (8*8 matrix), and 8 Axis:


PS: my respect to Red_Yeti

That would be cool. It would work nicely with the 8 row, 4 column diode-isolated input boards I had made recently. You could daisy-chain two of them to get the 64 switch inputs.

g.

release [v20140528] support "MMJoy2.f (AT90USB1286-Teensy++2.0, USB2.0)"
not yet tested on hardware, you can try to be first tester!!!

Hi, made a short test with a 5x5 keymatrix. Works for me so far.
I'll do some other tests with encoders and axes this weekend.

Hi, could you replicate the issue with the 7 row?

Hello all

First post ever after lurking for long. I have wanted to make a cockpit/panels using Mjoy/Mjoy16 for years, just now I have both time and money.

Thank you, mega_mozg_13, for making this project and saving me from having to make a PCB.

I'm having some issues, though.

I'm using a Pro Micro clone off Ebay, Windows 7 x64, mmjoy_software[20140528_update2] and mmjoy_firmware_lufa[v20140528_update1]. In JoySetup, I'm using the values loaded after clicking on the "mjoy8" button (6 axis, 28 buttons)

First: at random intervals, anywhere from 1 to 120 minutes, the board restarts itself. Also, JoySetup doesn't update the uptime value in real time, rather it's slower.

Second: I can't make the first 4 axis change value. Axis 5 and 6 work well. I see values for all 6 axis in Sensors(Source/MCU Port/Channel) with a lot of jitter when they're not connected. But only axis 5 and 6 seem to work. In the board itself, pins A3 and A2 work well, pins A1, A0, 10 and 9 don't seem to work. Nothing happens when connected to a pot (100K) or ground.

This happens with 2 different Pro Micro boards in both my desktop and laptop PCs.

Thank you to whoever can help.

Regards

Al

arnsk98

about axis - check this picture, for "promicro" source "IntSensor" can be only 5/6/7/8/13/14:


about random restarts - try to check USB connection (maybe connect active USB HUB with self power source).

great works! make things a lot of easy for somebody not knowing electronics

Thank you, mega_mozg_13

How about this testing "Arduino Leonardo(ATmega32u4)"? working as well?

work in progress.
new idea "open hardware", you can assign MCU pins to ADC/Buttons as you like.

Great! in Leonardo board, I had to try each pin out for the Axis.

Do you have plan to add the deadzone setting in the tool?

Crosswind, not each!!

for axis use only with "ADCxx" pins (green marker).
and current version supports no more 8 axis.

Yes, yes, of cause I meant the ADC pins....

This is the result for the Channel vs Pins I got from my Leonardo board:

Axis Channel Arduino Leonardo Pin
1 ----> 5
6 ----> A2
7 ----> A1
8 ----> A0
9 ----> 4
10 ----> 12

hi boys!

here some pictures. is it easy to understand how to connect pins to pot's / buttons:

Excellent work, thanks for posting that!

g.

Very well, Thank you.

This button scheme is for connect Encoder?



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