#4092126 - 03/14/15 04:55 PM
Re: MMJoy - Build your own USB controller
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Hi Guys, With the latest mmjoy, testing under Joy-tester: I have just noticed that both my X and Y axis, even after calibration, both of them, after a while, can not reach their maximum output. X axis value on the Joystick axes page: middle 2068 low 380 high 3696 Y axis value on the Joystick axes page: middle 2057 low 216 high 3960 I am using Auto calibration with center for both axis. And I am not moving my joystick for the first 3 seconds since I plug the USB / reset. I am using Allegro A1302 Hall Sensor. Do you know what is wrong here? Is this a bug?
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#4092796 - 03/16/15 03:37 PM
Re: MMJoy - Build your own USB controller
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Icannot see the pictures but the values seem to be good for 10 bits resolution what is the problem?
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#4093559 - 03/18/15 02:31 PM
Re: MMJoy - Build your own USB controller
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the problem is: if you look at the pictures carefully, the value should reach the lowest and highest maximum number: 0 and 4096. it does when I move the joystick in the beginning, just after calibrating, but after just a few moves, the lowest and highest value start to diminish for some unknown reason. If I unplug and replug the usb or restart, then calibrating it, it is good again, but after I move the stick some more, then the value start to diminish again. Is this a bug? I hope mega_mozg can clarify this.
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#4095273 - 03/22/15 05:23 PM
Re: MMJoy - Build your own USB controller
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Hi to all.
Does anybody use special functions "Stop" and "Trim" a have plans to remove it.
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#4096683 - 03/25/15 11:28 AM
Re: MMJoy - Build your own USB controller
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Good morning , again I thank Mega for their work, but I have trouble getting my arduino pro micro recognize the components. I'm trying to mmjoy2 20150121 and for example when I connect a potentiometer (eg throttle ) Arduino promicro recognize the change of voltage but within joystick configuration in Windows does not recognize it . The same happens with connecting a button with a diode to a row and column. I think my problem (besides my little knowledge in electronics) is not assigned the port / cannel or communes and row properly. I have looked at all the pictures I have printed the pdf with the legend does not work , you can help me . Upload a picture of how I think the names of the connectors are assigned within the mmjoy2 : For example if I want to connect a potentiometer as in the picture , I understand that corresponds to F4 And both mmjoy2 would have to be like this: its ok? i dont know what happens thanks
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#4096704 - 03/25/15 11:49 AM
Re: MMJoy - Build your own USB controller
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Sak75Pins Labels hepls to you (print and glue to the back side "promicro") here also, I don't see any USB at device list. here USB list with joystick (also keyboard and mouse)
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#4096782 - 03/25/15 02:15 PM
Re: MMJoy - Build your own USB controller
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Sak75 but within joystick configuration in Windows does not recognize it
Maybe you have write the MMjoy2 firware - what make the PRO Micro a USB HID device - but after don't define the "joystick" (Axis, buttons, HATS, PID/VID, name...) in Configurador and "Save set to device", then un-plug and plug again to Windows recognize and show in Control Panel - Game Devices.
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#4096790 - 03/25/15 02:39 PM
Re: MMJoy - Build your own USB controller
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IS there any suggested card to do the conversion of a ch fighterstick keeping the original matrix of the stick handle? Thanks in advance
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#4096872 - 03/25/15 05:10 PM
Re: MMJoy - Build your own USB controller
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Any USB card will work if you "decode" how is the matrix in the stick handle, (if 4 x 5, 2 x 10, 3 x 7 ...) to hook the wires coming from handle to board lines and collumns according - this if not needed diodes, what is difficult to happen... Or are not a firmware that recognize "PnP" the original CH matrix - like the MMJoy one that recognize the Tm Cougar/F22PRO* or Cobra M5 shifters circuit, or the Hempstick that recognize the Cougar/Warthog shifters. I these cases (CH) I use the simple "brute force" method - Dremel the orignal PCB trials in HAT support and do my own matrix. * Need some alteration in wires.
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#4097202 - 03/26/15 11:42 AM
Re: MMJoy - Build your own USB controller
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I would like to avoid to cut the traces and keep the original pcb by just reconnecting the cables to the newq card
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#4097755 - 03/27/15 09:22 AM
Re: MMJoy - Build your own USB controller
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@Sokol1 and Tirta, first of all thanks.
I alaready rewired (and hall modified) an f16 flcs + tqs combo, I undestand that the mmjoy is the same procedure of using a BU card, it was a lot time consuming, i'd rather avoid doing it again that way (where possible). BTW does somenone know the color code of the F22pro/f16 flcs 5 wire cabling to compare it to the cougar one? I've got a ch combo an TM f16 flcs an f22 pro and a tqs and a suncom F15 sfs + eagle that i d' like to convert and put in use in so i need to optimize time as much as possible. Many thanks in advance.
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#4097757 - 03/27/15 09:43 AM
Re: MMJoy - Build your own USB controller
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new supported digital angle sensor TLE5010/TLE5011. PCB 42mm*13mm PCB 30mm*10mm pros : low cost ( 3$) + high accuracy + minimum size + low noise + digital cons : 6 wires interface(4 wires can shared with another SPI sensors) + need to make PCB board Defender Combra M5 with "promicro" + TLE5010
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#4097763 - 03/27/15 10:07 AM
Re: MMJoy - Build your own USB controller
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@Sokol1 or anyone who knows that. IS this the correct colo r code of the TM f16 flcs:
brown wire as +5V, green as ground, orange as clock, red as enable, and yellow as serial data out.
Is the same for the F22 pro?
@Mega mega_mozg_13 will this work with the settings used for the coufar or the VKB cobra defender pinout?
Thanks again inadvance
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Exodus
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