#4545135 - 11/16/20 02:12 PM
Re: MMJoy/MMjoy2 - Build your own USB controller
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The digital mode, instead analog, make the signal less subject to external noise.
For plug more than one TLE501x in Arduino, share the connections, except for CS wire, for example, for plug three use pins F4, F5, F6.
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#4545200 - 11/16/20 10:39 PM
Re: MMJoy/MMjoy2 - Build your own USB controller
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I don't think that will notice any difference in practice. If are working OK with A1324, remember the old "if' ain't broke, don't fix it". Inside last MMjoy2 package are files (Sprint Layout) for make PCB for TLE50'x. As well in OHSPARK PCB service, draw by Rel4y (CH/Thrustmaster upgrades in DCS Forum). https://oshpark.com/profiles/rel4y
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#4545235 - 11/17/20 01:31 PM
Re: MMJoy/MMjoy2 - Set your own USB controller with a cheap Arduino
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I would like to have some confirmation on whether this is how the 74HC165N is suppose to be setup from what I've seen from other post there were some conflicting images, not sure if the 100nF cap from VCC to EN is correct with the EN then going to ground.
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#4545257 - 11/17/20 04:40 PM
Re: MMJoy/MMjoy2 - Set your own USB controller with a cheap Arduino
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thanks Sokol1 for the pcb. there are 3 version: ver. B, ver. C and v2. they look the same, what are the differences?
As I see just diferences in size and connector type. The circuit is the same. My only complaint with A1324 is the one I put it inside CH Pro Throttle, when I do air refueling in BMS, I can not make small enough adjustment to the throttle axis. when I move the throttle, even as liitle movement as I possibly can, the result is always too much.
it might be because of the design of the CH Throttle, I do not know.
Contacless sensor require a precise mechanism for turn the magnets, why "high end" joysticks use bearings in pivots. The plastic "drawer" moving a lever of CH throttle has lot of play, is OK for potentiometer. See this sliding mechanism for throttle made by GVL224, using their "MagREZ" (KMZ-41) sensors, similar to TLE5010. https://youtu.be/NTKKthmQgBM@ KiLLingWiThCaRe No clue about this electric scheme drawing... Why just don't use a PCB layout for 74HC165 included in MMjoy2 package, already tested by someone?
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#4545278 - 11/17/20 06:42 PM
Re: MMJoy/MMjoy2 - Set your own USB controller with a cheap Arduino
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Okay what I'm asking is if this design is correct Like when I have everything wired up using this design all my buttons are tied high from start and nothing works when buttons are pressed. All of my buttons, switches, & encoders receive 5Vs on one leg then go to my bank of resistors to ground instead of having my resistors tied to high like in that picture. NVM I fixed it, my miso pin for some reason didn't like having 2 different controlled shift regs send data to it, set 1 set to 1 digital input and the other to another digital input, all seems well now. But my encoders are acting wonky and my linear slide pots that are tied to the adc inputs are acting terrible. On top of all this I can't even set my buttons beyond 32 and when I try to click on the H/W button area it sets it to 56 for all of them no matter what I try to enter.
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#4545289 - 11/17/20 08:05 PM
Re: MMJoy/MMjoy2 - Set your own USB controller with a cheap Arduino
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thanks Sokol1 for the reply. with TLE5010, I am not very clear where to place the magnet and how big the magnet should be. do you have some pictures? https://youtu.be/NTKKthmQgBMthis mechanism looks awesome, too bad it looks rather complicated and there is no instructions. do you know other easier diy throttle? maybe 3d printed?
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#4545324 - 11/18/20 04:41 AM
Re: MMJoy/MMjoy2 - Set your own USB controller with a cheap Arduino
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3D printed I don't see any good project, at least with shared files. But this in il2sturmovik.ru seems practical (no files available), grips 3D print, mechanism base in metal. Forum require login (same of English forum). Somewhat based on Su-55 throttle. Magnets for TLE501x is like for Hall sensor, put in front the sensor, turning in gimbal X, Y axis. See a ring magnet in this picture, can use disk, square, but ring diametrically magnetized is considered "best" (Electronics for above throttle) EDIT - Seems the above throttle use this Olukelo drawings, modified for dual throttle: https://github.com/o-devices/throttle-quadrant Topic in il2sturmovik.ru BTW - Olukelo 3D printer CAM gimbal: https://github.com/o-devices/o-joystick-hdk
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#4545489 - 11/19/20 04:50 PM
Re: MMJoy/MMjoy2 - Set your own USB controller with a cheap Arduino
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Tirta, Back in this topic are several examples of TLE501x use, but look at this TQ made by Airwolfmutley, included DIY PCB (Toner method I think)for the TLE501x, and pictures show well the magnet (he use square magnets) placement relative to TLE501x PCB. https://SimHQ.com/forum/ubbthreads.php/topics/4507586/diy-tqsFor our DIY use, 1324 mas more sensitivity than 1302, what theoretically make more easy "tune" the magnet position.
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#4545604 - 11/20/20 03:51 PM
Re: MMJoy/MMjoy2 - Set your own USB controller with a cheap Arduino
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I have done searching local market, there is no TLE5010, if I want , I have to order from China. these are hall sensors that I can find now. The name are somewhat different: 3144, 49E252 and 49E8228G Are these suitable for HOTAS axis? or better get TLE5010 from China?
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#4545789 - 11/23/20 04:03 AM
Re: MMJoy/MMjoy2 - Set your own USB controller with a cheap Arduino
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No, TLE5010/11 is not programmable. If I don't mistake, their 14 bits resolution is achieved in 180º, so in practice will use less as games controls don't move that much angle. KMZ-41 used in be GVL224, Rel4y, VKB (not sure, but thin in Komaroff sensor) can have their reading angle more or less pre-set for a given angle through resistor values in PCB. Need use an additional amplifier m/c in PCB: Are other models of programmable sensors, like Melexis MLX90333, specific develop for joystick use (is used in T.16000M, Warthog, X-56) but require a thousand dollar programmer hardware for change their parameters.
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