#4255233 - 05/02/16 08:29 PM
Re: MMJoy - Build your own USB controller
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Repvez
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No, it isn't my joy and board. I just found on internet. My choise is ready for MMjoy2. It is a well described device and it has every file , program etc.. You and others are very helpfull so what should I have to more?
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#4256139 - 05/04/16 07:33 PM
Re: MMJoy - Build your own USB controller
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buccaneer89
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The red boxes are what the computer detects. But on the button tester nothing is detected. The connection for the two testing buttons is as follows. Cable from B2 to pole 1 to button 1 Cable from B3 to pole 2 to button 1 Cable from F4 to pole 1 in button 2 Cable from F5 to pole 2 in button 2 The button in MMJOY2 is red as I am pressing on the button 2 of the breadboard
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#4257833 - 05/08/16 01:49 PM
Re: MMJoy - Build your own USB controller
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Mega_mozg is it possible to add third shift register in switches tab? make it at one line.
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#4258118 - 05/09/16 08:41 AM
Re: MMJoy - Build your own USB controller
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Hi all, I am redesigning my HOTAS joystick and changing the type of spring, pot, buttons, etc. I also plan to use two arduino pro micro plates for more axes and buttons. My question is because i'm thinking of using two positions Toggle Switches and with a led indicate me which position is on. I've been doing several tests but can not get the signal to turn on the LED, we know electronics are not a wonder What do I want it's possible?. Thank you
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#4258694 - 05/10/16 06:02 PM
Re: MMJoy - Build your own USB controller
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Hello everybody! Firstly I want to thank to mega_mozg_13 for great work on MMJoy2 software and Sokol1 and others for help. I decided to repair and connect together 2 Saitek quadrants and 1 Saitek switch panel that does not work for IL-2 Sturmovik 1946. I replaced old pots with hall sensors Allegro A1302 in both quadrants and connect to one board ProMicro, that works fine. But switch panel has switch lever for switching gear with 3 Bi-color LEDs (Red/Green)that was problem. I wanted to keep them. I made it at small PCB 25x58mm same size like was inside Saitek switch panel. Here is my solution in pictures: Scheme: MMJoy2 settings: Without so amazing soft like MMJoy2 I would not solve that, thank you very much mega_mozg_13. When I completed all I post here some other pictures.
Last edited by erichos; 05/20/16 07:16 PM. Reason: adding some diodes because of avoiding "ghost" button press
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#4261192 - 05/17/16 07:17 PM
Re: MMJoy - Build your own USB controller
[Re: Repvez]
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Debolestis
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I recived my pro micro board. huh this is realy micro.I tought it's is bigger. I 'm even waiting the TLE 5010 chips and I begin the work with my joy. I have to find a chep opportuniti to make PCB for pro micro base and the TLE 5010 . I recomend OSH park. I made a few PCB with them, good thing is that they accept Eagle CAD files, no need for gerbers. look here for example http://forums.eagle.ru/showthread.php?t=120049&page=9
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#4261213 - 05/17/16 07:55 PM
Re: MMJoy - Build your own USB controller
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Debolestis
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Mega_mozgg can you explain please. TLE5010 and Leonardo pro micro. I understand where to connect ground and power. GEN to B6? SCK to B1? SC to B5, F4,F5,F6 and F7? MISO to B3? GEN, SCK and MISO are shared? Is that correct? Thank you!
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#4261479 - 05/18/16 05:13 PM
Re: MMJoy - Build your own USB controller
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The answer in Eagle forum (for people who don't use that forum):
TLE5010/5011---------->Controller ProMicro(AtMega32u4) 1) 4Mhz clock----------->Pin B6 - Generator 4Mhz 2) SPI-SCK------------->Pin B1 - SPI-SCK 3) SPI-CS--------------->Any free pin 4) SPI-Data------------->Pin B3 - SPI-MISO 5) TST1----------------->To Ground 6) VDD------------------>To Power (VCC) 7) GND------------------>To Ground 8) TST2----------------->To Ground
All pins except "SPI-CS" shared.
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#4261754 - 05/19/16 03:50 PM
Re: MMJoy - Build your own USB controller
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After some research and a lot of prototypying I believe I have the full schematics of what I want to build. However I have a few questions. 1. The Shift Register 74HC165 has 3 pins that have to be connected, CS, SCK and MISO. In the MMJOY2 you can select the pins of CS and MISO. Does that mean that SCK will go to the AE/BM/SPI-SCK pin of the board? Pin B1 in the Arduino Micro. 2. The Joystick axis has only one configurable pin in MMJOY2, I suppose that those are the SPI-CS, in my image the orange cables that go to B5, B4, E6, D7, C6 and D4 on the top part of the Arduino Micro. Am I right? Can you guys check if there is something wrong in general. I would really appreciate it. If the schematics are good they can be use in the main page if mega_mozg_13 wants The six IC chips on top are TLE5011 and the Shift Registers are 74HC165
Last edited by buccaneer89; 05/19/16 09:23 PM.
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