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JoyStick to USB

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Author: dany

Last Updated: 2016-09-09

Package Version: 1.0.0.0

Category: Communication

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License: MIT license  

The purpose of this project is to provide an interface between an “old” analog joystick (in this case a joystick from Quickshot with 2 buttons and an X and Y positioning), connected via a game port (DB15 connector) and a PC via USB.

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The purpose of this project is to provide an interface between an “old” analog joystick (in this case a joystick from Quickshot with 2 buttons and an X and Y positioning), connected via a game port (DB15 connector) and a PC via USB.
The analog joystick in this project uses as X and Y positioning 2 potmeters with a value of approximately 180 KOhm.
The hardware and software should be easily be adaptable to other joysticks.

Two zip files are present: the first project uses the mikroElektronika's USB-HID library, the second one uses my own HID library.
 

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2016-08-23: Changed the project to make it use mE's USB-HID library. The one that uses my own HID library is the "other compilers" version (but still ony for mP tough).
The documentation still refers to the non mE HID library, see the source files for the differences (mainly the USB descriptor file).

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