#4301824 - 10/09/16 08:34 AM
Re: MMJoy/MMjoy2 - Build your own USB controller
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Hi, i want build 72 buttons and 3 axis. I will use 18 pushbuttons, 6 toggles ON-OFF-ON (=12 buttons), 3 encoders ( =6 buttons), and.... (here it is the problem) 3 rotary switch 6 positions 2 circuits (=36 buttons). If i use MMJOY2[20160801], when asigns SWITCH ON value "Mode", only let me use 32 buttons, don´t recognize more than 32, and i need 36. If I use MMJOY2[20151118], "SwITCH ON" no have problems, but this version only let me 64 buttons, and i need 72.... any idea?..... EDIT: After use 32 "SWITCH ON", i can´t use another value like Encoder, Switch, Button(invert),.... only Button(norm) EDIT 2: From the button 33 to 128, the Mode field only allows Button (norm).
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#4303016 - 10/13/16 08:16 PM
Re: MMJoy/MMjoy2 - Build your own USB controller
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Sokol1 I think the gimbal with Servocity parts will be very large. Will this thing fit and rock inside the Suncom base? Best regards Crawling Chaos
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#4303044 - 10/13/16 10:03 PM
Re: MMJoy/MMjoy2 - Build your own USB controller
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No, to high, the space on base is very limited. picture hostingYou have a box with 80 x 40m (WxH) for gimbal (measures with plastic paquimeter). Depends on spring position can add ~16 mm in high. This Mega-MOZG design can be used there, is similar to (Cougar) Uber_NXT mechanics. What maybe you can use from Servocity is pillow bearing in X, the small one, so don't need bother in drill perpendicular holes. I get some aluminum profiles to try making one, L and square, but need find someone with press drill to borrow.
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#4303051 - 10/13/16 10:50 PM
Re: MMJoy/MMjoy2 - Build your own USB controller
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I have a very small time window to buy the parts I need and send them to my brother. I am considering building an "undercase" for this gimbal. I do have a bench support for a hand drill, but I lack the time to use it.
Best regards Crawling Chaos
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#4303454 - 10/15/16 03:46 PM
Re: MMJoy/MMjoy2 - Build your own USB controller
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Thank you so so much, it fix. By the way, I have this "error cyclic redundancy check" when I load from device, What is that? I google search, result like computer hard ware problem. any idea, Thanks
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#4303660 - 10/16/16 04:36 PM
Re: MMJoy/MMjoy2 - Build your own USB controller
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#4305248 - 10/21/16 08:42 PM
Re: MMJoy/MMjoy2 - Build your own USB controller
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Kimer,
If be "card" you mean the Arduino for flash with MMjoy2 can use any of the ones linked in first topic, e.g. Arduino PRO Micro, Teensy 2.0, etc.
For potentiometer, any with of Type B (liner response) 10 to 50k.
The proper type of potentiometer for joystick use you will not find in electronic stores, is the one with 30 to 60 degrees of electric travel, you will find with 270, 300... and for use all this curse will be need use gear or pulleys.
For for "rotarie" can use potentiometer or Encoder, case opt for potentiometer check if your preferred game allow the function, that is typically radar elevation, assigned in axis. If accept only in buttons use Encoder.
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#4305699 - 10/23/16 02:23 PM
Re: MMJoy/MMjoy2 - Build your own USB controller
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#4305702 - 10/23/16 02:52 PM
Re: MMJoy/MMjoy2 - Build your own USB controller
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a question : for the movement straightforward of throttle ,there is some slide potentiometer that can fit,or not?
You can use sliding pot: https://www.riecktron.co.za/en/product/813But don't fit the throttle handle direct over then, this will worm out then fast. Use linkages, e.g. RC ball-links. Can use conventional circular pot too, but will be able to use few degrees of course, reducing controller resolution. How is inside CH PRO throttle: https://s32.postimg.org/m9d5zyjj9/CH_81.jpgAnd the conversion of sliding to circular movement will be not proportional. In CH this, and small circular movement on throttle is compensated in firmware (I guess). And, using potentiometer install then in a way that make easy replace, since they have limited life span.
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#4305709 - 10/23/16 03:22 PM
Re: MMJoy/MMjoy2 - Build your own USB controller
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C_Chaos, Nice "LEGO". A idea for use as base case is PVC cap (tampa 100mm): Sample: http://imgur.com/O0BJ1r8Sturdy, relatively easy to drill holes, cut, and can be painted. Other possible option.
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