TheTools > Keyboard Layoutmenu selects the type of keyboard Teensy will emulate. This setting takes effect when you Upload to Teensy. If you see the wrong characters from Keyboard.print(), Teensy may be emulating a US keyboard layout, but your computer expects a non-US keyboard, or vise-v...
While researching cost-effective solutions, I thought of certain versions of Arduino development boards that can emulate an HID Keyboard. For example, the once-popular Makey Makey. If you look at its schematic, you'll find that it can interact with computer games because its main microcontroller...
Up on the desk, and this time in a printed case, is the Arduino Leonardo that they connect to. The wiring for this project is very straightforward, with the switches connected directly to the GPIO pins. From there, the Arduino firmware emulates a USB Human Interface Device and fires off ...
These ATmega32U4 boards often have the benefit of beingcheaperthan the ATmega328-based boards -- there's one less costlyICto put on there. They can also do things regular Arduino boards can't, like emulate a USB keyboard/mouse. On the downside, they can be less reliable, and more difficu...
The Leonardo is Arduino's first development board to use one microcontroller with built-in USB. This means that it can be cheaper and simpler. Also, because the board is handling USB directly, code libraries are available which allow the board to emulate a computer keyboard, mouse, and more...
Take anArduino Micro Pro(4€ for the Chinese version), aPIR sensor(2€), aHammond case(1€) and an USB A male from scrap (0€). Let’s give a try, with a basic wiring, and this sketch to emulate keyboard thanks to it’s USB HID, the Arduino Micro Pro is a must. ...
The Arduino Pro Micro makes this step very easy. The logic required to emulate a USB keyboard is already built in to the processor, so it's as simple as writing some code! First, set up the keys: intkeys[] = {2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10}; ...
We love the way [Dave] turned the original receiver into a USB dongle that emulates an Xbox 360 controller — he made a DIY Arduino Pro Micro with a male USB-A, stripped down the receiver board, and wired them together. There’s an entire separate blog post about that, andeverything ...
Emulate a keyboard on the computer, and interpret Arduino serial input as keyboard presses. How to build USB firmwares for AVR microcontrollers. How to build an USB firmware for AVR that acts as a gamepad. What I wanted A NES gamepad that showed on the computer as an USB game HID: someth...
The Native USB port is connected to the SAM3X. It allows for serial (CDC) communication over USB. This provides a serial connection to the Serial Monitor or other applications on your computer. It also enables the Due to emulate a USB mouse or keyboard to an attached computer. To use the...