That's because you now call release when you have still pressed the button. Next loop it will call press and release again. Giving you the same result. I linked to wrong post from helder. It should be: http://sudomod.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=25&t=1176 But user myPiZero has made an example you can u...

Ah...yes....A pro micro is using a Atmega32u4 You can easily program it setting the arduino development tool to use an "arduino leonardo" Keep in mind the pro micro does not have digital pins 11,12,13 E.g. you could use the software from helder (just make sure to put the correct libraries in you ard...

The problem you have is with keyboard.write You should be using keyboard.press() and keyboard.release() It should be using a buffer, allowing for a number of buttons to be pressed and send at a single time. But if I understand correctly, this sparkfun pro mini uses an ATmega328 chipset. Correct? If ...

Really nice work!!!!

I must say I also fancy the Lynx the most.....Almost looks like the original screen.

What did you use? The original or a replacement......interested in the insides as well

Do you really have a teensy 2.0 board? I would guess that board has a ATmega32u4 chip (with USB HID support), and not an ATmega328 (which does not have USB HID support). If you read the first guide from wermy, you can read what steps to take (if you really have a teensy board). http://sudomod.com/ga...

Already received them!

Good packaging, excellent service. Thanks @louis-lau

2 for me, perhaps 3 (depending on the price)

without looking at all the dimensions, I would say those are off.

- Screen is smaller (2.8 inch compared to 3.5 inch)
- tactile switches
- button placement

Thinking it takes more work to make this fit, than buying an AIO board from Helder (or else) and buying the rest of the kit yourself

Really really nice!!!!

Wondering if you sacrificed a working wii u controller for this........

Ok..... Let me start bart_teensy.gif When I was looking for a cheap teensy alternative it was late....I was feeling sleepy. I found something cheap and thought, let me order this. Did not look at the fact it was an ATMega328p chip (Arduino Nano clone), not an ATMega32U4 (or something else with nativ...