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✓ Published: 14-Jul-2011
✓ Published: 14-Jul-2011
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*July 27th Update: I have successfully connected the controlled to a ps2/usb converter and now it simulates key pressed without the use of an application running in the background. The controller is now recognized as a keyboard and I just need to add more buttons and covert some of the old code to the new.n***********************************************nThis is an early stage of my Arduino game controller. The chip (+breadboard) uses the push buttons and the accelerometer to send characters over
*July 27th Update: I have successfully connected the controlled to a ps2/usb converter and now it simulates key pressed without the use of an application running in the background. The controller is now recognized as a keyboard and I just need to add more buttons and covert some of the old code to the new.n***********************************************nThis is an early stage of my Arduino game controller. The chip (+breadboard) uses the push buttons and the accelerometer to send characters over
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