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Keyboard Emulator
slinger:
I've recenty built a DIYS keyboard emulator and I'm thiniking of making it open source, I was curious how many of you are able/would be willing to make thier own boards?
Features:
32 buttons (can go higher if needed, up to 96)
no ghosting
Keyboard in and out
userdefined keys
user set repeat rate
low parts count (30)
Let me know if you're interested
Ron
Xphile:
open source? like 'free plans on a webpage' open source?
heck, more options is always a good thing..:-)
slinger:
--- Quote from: Xphile on March 15, 2003, 04:35:37 pm ---open source? like 'free plans on a webpage' open source?
heck, more options is always a good thing..:-)
--- End quote ---
Yes open source like free plans, when I was first starting to build this thing I noticed that there wasn't really a lot out there that was free, So I figured I'd make one!
The only thing is that's it's in Rev 1 so there might be problems that I don't know of yet, but being open source maybe others can find and fix them as well.
If there is enough interest I'll set up a webpage for the circuit.
Also if there are other options you'd like to see added then let me know, I have lots of program space still available!
It's based on a PIC 16F874 and the development software is free from microchip.
anthony691:
Cool, go for it. ;D
IG-88:
Absolutely man! Free good, learning good, can't lose!