Thrustmaster USB Joystick -Ergonomic handle with enlarged rest - for Windows

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Now, on to the question: has anybody got this to work with a PS3? My board is a Nucleo F401RE, which is detected fine as a HID device using this library, on windows. However, it is not detected on Mac OS X or a PS3. :(

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When you change the descriptor and windows detects a mistake (eg missing or wrong bit padding) it will fail to install the USB HID driver and you probably need to use another Product ID to retry after fixing your code.... Note that a 1k5 pullup resistor is needed between the 3v3 pin and the D+ pin or the host PC (Windows) will not recognise your board as a USB device. OK, so according to your descriptor you are using 16 bit values for each of the 6 Axes. That means 2 bytes must be used for each axis in the report.data record. The update method should set these 2 bytes to prepare the new report message. You'll need to match some of the electrical characteristics, but the hard work of coding/USB comms etc. is done for you and usually the comms protocols / input mapping is well known. Thrustmaster unveiled its collaboration with Airbus in 2020, introducing a new flight accessories line under the aerospace icon's name. The partnership birthed an officially licensed range combining a legacy in accessories with iconic A320 signatures under the "Thrustmaster Civil Aviation" series.You can't play video gameswithout a good control system. Maybe you want a keyboard and mouse for your shooters and strategy titles. Maybe you don't mind using a touch screen for smartphone puzzles. Most games, though, play best with some form of dedicated controller. That's why every major game console comes with a gamepad or two, and why they all can be connected to your PC with some tinkering. How does one go about building an interface for a USB device that allows interfacing pots, linear/log tapers, and momentary/toggle switches to a computer? The component database hosts libraries for different sensors, actuators, radios, inputs, middleware and IoT services Note that on some boards the pullup is actually switched on or off by another processor pin. That allows enabling or disabling the USB communication under software control. I have imported the project and the library. but i didn't found any axis or buttons on the USB descriptor. Can you give me a little help? Where do I define whitch pins to use.

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Controls: 12 | Dimensions: 5.31 x 2.17 x 7.48 inches | Weight: 5.11 ounces | Good for games like: Battlefield V

Hey, a little late to the party, so first let me say thanks, I've used your code to make an arcade controller, cheers! report.data[5] = (_buttons & 0xf0) >> 4; // report byte is filled with 4 bits for remaining buttons Controls: 17 | Dimensions: 9.6 x 8.3 x 8 inches | Weight: 2.6 pounds | Good for games like: Elite: Dangerous report.data[4] = ((_buttons & 0x0f) << 4) | (_hat & 0x0f) ; // report byte is filled with 4 bits for buttons and 4 bits for hat

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You could for example use mbed analog inputs to send X, Y, throttle or rudder values to a game running on your PC. Buttons or Hat switches can reflect mbed DigitalIn pins or could be read out from I2C or SPI portexpanders. Note that the filtering networks 33R/18pF on D+/D- are recommended, but sometimes not present on a board.I like using Arduinos, they're simple to program and you can easily send data to your computer from the various inputs via the onboard USB connection. The data can be sent to the Arduino programming environments Serial Monitor - which is useful for debugging.

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Take the example code shown above, add some DigitalIn pins to read your buttons and AnalogIn pins for analog values like the throttle. You then need to use these input values to set the bits in the variables for 'button' or to set the value of 'throttle'. So your own values replace the dummy value 'i' that is currently used for testing. Controls: 20 | Dimensions: 18.1 x 9.8 x 12.6 inches | Weight: 12.2 pounds | Good for games like: IL-2 Sturmovik Reference designs, schematics and board layouts to develop production hardware and Mbed-compatible development boards Controls: 32 | Dimensions: 2.5 x 7.96 x 5.95 inches | Weight: 12.8 ounces | Good for games like: OverwatchThere are other options out there as well, in both wired and wireless forms. The wired Nacon Pro Compact Controller is a more petite gamepad that might better suit smaller hands, while the PowerA Spectra Infinity has programmable RGB lighting.. And if you want to return to the SNES inspiration 8Bitdo has drifted away from with the Pro 2, the Retro-Bit Legacy16 Wireless is another good choice. Custom PC Controllers Controls: 13 | Dimensions: 7.28 x 10.47 x 8.86 inches | Weight: 6.61 pounds | Good for games like: Microsoft Flight Simulator, X-Plane 11, Prepar3D Yes I've found it. I've managed to change the activation of the 4 buttons . But I couldn't increase the number of buttons Note that the 'HID DEVICE properties' dialog window only seems to show X,Y plus a maximum of 6 more axes. The buttons are all independent. They take up one bit per button in the report.data[] bytes. In the testcode I just emulated most buttons. I think I used a simple counter and copied or inverted and copied the countervalue into the report.data[] fields. That's why you see the same values in the 2nd and 3rd row while the 1st and 4th are inverted patterns.