so I built her a "Button Box" based around an Arduino. Open source ... It lets me avoid wasting power through the USB circuit, and also lets me easily put filter capacitors on to help smooth ...

A simple media/game USB plug and play 'mode switching' button box. The same buttons are used, but the mode is switchable, allowing multiplied control functionality. Using a Sparkfun Pro Micro. This is ...

The idea is to combine the capacities of an Arduino Micro with those of a NodeMCU 8266 for building a programmable button box. Here is what we take from ... be adapted to the situation (on my laptop ...

It’s a huge headache and one that [TechKiwiGadgets] hopes to solve with the Arduino Cable Tracer. The tracer works with USB-A ... any cables dug out of a junk box somewhere.

The first one is USB, and the second one is Push Buttons ... Now you can log in to your favourite website by just pressing a button. Note: Uploading code on ATtiny85 isn’t similar to Arduino or ESP.

You can insert the pins again after uploading them. Finally, try resetting the Arduino board. To do so, press the red button beside the board’s USB port when its connected with PC. The yellow LED ...

With the Teensy going its best impression of a USB game controller ... says the code is set up so the computer sees a button press on each state change; in other words, the button assigned ...

Why we interface Arduino with LabVIEW? As already told in previous article, LabVIEW is a graphical programming language. Arduino programme is made up of lines of codes but when we interface LabVIEW ...

Bring your coin box into the 21st century with this awesome DIY Arduino-powered solution ... Now, plug in the USB cable to the Nano and upload the all-important code. We have included the ...

Constructed from acrylic (for the casing), together with commonly available controls, the clever part is the Arduino software that polls the switch box's state and sends it to a computer, via USB ...

Bring your coin box into the 21st century ... solder the other ends of the wires to the Arduino Nano. Source: Interesting Engineering/YouTube Now, plug in the USB cable to the Nano and upload ...