Does MMJoy supports something like SparkFun Analog/Digital MUX Breakout - CD74HC4067 (http://www.digikey.com/product-detail/en/CD74HC4067M96/296-29408-2-ND/1507236)

no

Thanks. Are you guys planning on switching to GitHub or something else since Google Code is now defunct?

Mega-Mozg,

On Arduino forum the guys say that this PS3 stick use HALL sensor "dual output" (think that X, Y axis), SENTRON 2SA-10, datasheet:

http://www.gmw.com/magnetic_sensors/sentron/2sa/documents/2SA10.pdf

If are suitable for use with MMJoy is good because these PS3 stick (with 2 sensor) is cheap on eBay, and ready to use including magnets.

analog stick in sony PS3 controler
now I understand, "2SA-10" like "KMZ60/KMZ41/TLE5010", so it must be usable with "mcp3202" ("KMZ60+MCP3202" at configurator sensor type).

How would you go about creating a button matrix that contained a few switches that have a built-in LED? I have 3 safety toggle switches that light up and have power, acc, and ground. I can read the data fine if I only connect power (from the column) and ACC but once I connect the ground to the ground on the microcontroller, the state of the other buttons on that lock into the on position when I turn the switch off. I tried adding a diode to the ground but that didn't work. Does anyone have a wiring diagram on how to do this?

Whit DPDT swith you use one pole for (game) button press and another pole to turn ON/OF the LED - connected in +5V and GDN.

https://www.google.com.br/url?sa=i&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=images&cd=&cad=rja&uact=8&ved=0CAcQjRw&url=http%3A%2F%2Fsimhq.com%2Fforum%2Fubbthreads.php%2Ftopics%2F3357605%2Fall%2FQuestions_regarding_making_a_s.html&ei=dBpmVZyTNcPSsAXRtoHwDw&bvm=bv.93990622,d.cWc&psig=AFQjCNGJcB8R_7YCI5gsRcPXLN0VNcjtYw&ust=1432841109230432

The problem I have is the switch I have only has the 3 pins I mentions. I does not have a separate set of pins for the LED.

They are 3-pole SPST switches that I got when the store was going out of business. http://comingsoon.radioshack.com/12vdc-t...-U&tab=tab1

Wrong switch for wiring in matrix...

Maybe using relay, see this "pulse" circuit, when the switch is closed (and in your case light the LED) the relay send a momentary press for controller.

http://desktopaviator.tripod.com/Articles/USB_Switches/index3_files/image013.gif
http://desktopaviator.tripod.com/Articles/sch.gif

http://desktopaviator.tripod.com/Articles/USB_Switches/index3.htm

To Mr mskurnik:
The DPDT (double pole, double stroke) Switch are like twin switches side-by-side operated by the same lever. They are not electricaly connected, but it is as if they´r levers were welded. One Side for game (3poles), other for LED (3 poles). If one is ON, the othe is also ON.
With this type of switch (it has usualy 6 pins) you can also have one LED for ON, another for OFF (good for landing gear), even if you have only one button from the game. (of course you can connect 2 buttons from the game also).
Get a DPDT switch has Mr Sokol suggested, they are cheap and easy to find.

If you're not aware, a DPDT switch is essentially two separate switch mechanisms activated by the same mechanics. They're not electrically connected to each other inside the switch body.

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F15Sim I was aware but I had these switches and they looked nice so I wanted to use them.

Funny thing is it turns out that I never checked which pins on my breadboard were rows and which were columns. I just assumed that I had plugged the column jumpers to the top of the board and the rows to the bottom. So I was plugging the power pole into the matrix's row instead of the matrix's column thus causing the row to ground itself and activate all of the switches.

Here is how I wired it.
•Power -> 220 ohm resistor -> Column N
•ACC -> Row N
•Ground -> Ground

Hello, and thank you for the great project !
What I would like to do, is to make my F16 FLCS/TQS work again using this setup (master/slave boards with Arduino Pro Micro). What I don't undertand is - as you put master board into stick base and slave into throttle - how do you connect both boards ? I can't see any connections between those two extension boards.
Best regards.

The throttle is connected to USB controller board inside joystick base with this multiply wires cable with yellow tape on connector, right of Arduino controller (the original gameport cable, I think):



You can fit a DB-15 connector in joystick case to plug/remove throttle if want, in this case reuse the TQS DB-15 connector - is need map the pins with multimeter.

In TQS you need 3 axis - 3 wires
+5V and GND - 2 wires


If TQS gameport cable has 15 internal wires (in some gameport sticks the cable dont have), you have 10 remaining wires to combine in matrix for handle the TQS 14 buttons (if use a HAT in thumb control), e.g a 4x4 matrix (3x5...).

Or, if want fit a mini-stick (PS2 style) in place of the thumb controller in TQS (a pressure device that probable dont work with analog USB controller, and anyway work bad even in brand new TQS):

5 wires for axis (3 TQS, 2 mini-stick)
2 for +5V and GND
10 buttons

So you have 8 wires for combine in matrix for control the buttons. 3x4 = 12 (4x4...)

In this CH Combatstick + CH PRO Throttle (Bu0836), due the need of 20 wires for throttle I use 2 cables between stick and throttle:

http://i62.tinypic.com/i74lyu.jpg

Or, if you dont plan play old games of fly in FPS games (BF...) as they have joystick restrictions, ones recognize only 1, fit one controller (MMjoy) inside each controller and avoid this cable mess.

MMJoy2 + TQS/FLCS = just work in prigress!!!
http://forum.il2sturmovik.ru/topic/3027-mmjoy2-i-thrustmaster/

Hey guys, I have a quick question. Is it possible to rebind an axis as digital inputs? In other words, if I want to rebind analog thumb stick to be a 4 way digital hat, is there a way to do that?

Edit: Ok, just noticed Axis To Button for the first time, but I'm not sure how to use it - the values aren't labeled in the app.

try translate from russian
https://forum.warthunder.ru/index.php?/topic/64234-mjoy-mjoy8-mjoy16-mmjoy/page-39#entry4231024

1 - Button that will be pressed with the axis of movement, eg. button 33
2 - Axis that will press the button, eg. axis 6
3 and 4 - Minimum and maximum vale of axis band that will be converted in button press, eg. 0 and 48%

Then set other Axis to Button using the same axis:
1 - Button 34
2 - Axis 6
3 and 4 - 52% and 100%

So moving the axis 6 up and down (or left and right...) will be press respectively button 34 (up) and button 33 (down), in the middle (49-5-51%) of axis no button is pressed.

As you can create 4 button press with the Axis to Button function and the mini-stick has 2 axis, you can set then as 4 way HAT.

Still having trouble, going to experiment a bit more.

Edit: Is it a % or a set value, eg 0-1023 for 10 bit?

Axis value is not in % (I use for reference), is in resolution points, look in this picture:

https://forum.warthunder.ru/uploads/monthly_03_2015/post-15009-0-16818800-1426868202.jpg

MMjoy is 12 bytes = 4096 points. Try with 0-1000 and 3096-4096.