abrugsch wrote: ↑

Fri Nov 17, 2017 7:48 am

needs a neodymium magnet inside to hold it to the minty tin!

Would the magnet interfere with the pi? Or sound maybe, because this sounds interesting but i dont want to mess anything up. Velcro sounds the safer option

Camble wrote:Sounds about right. The unconnected axes will be moving because the pins are floating.

Thank you for this. I thought something was seriously wrong

From the Arduino IDE Tools menu, make sure you choose Teensy 3.2 from "Board:" and under "USB Type:" choose an option which includes joystick. I have done as you said, make sure it is set to teensy 3.2 and make sure I use a usb joystick type. Do you think which one I pick matters? I clicked 'all of...

Hi guys, I'm having a spot of trouble with the teensy code. Im using the example one from arduino 1.6.13 and teensyduino here is the code /* Complete USB Joystick Example Teensy becomes a USB joystick with 16 or 32 buttons and 6 axis input You must select Joystick from the "Tools > USB Type" menu Pu...

Don't really know what the symbols mean. What test pads are for power input

This might be the noobiest question you have ever heard, but which test pads, on the pi 3, are for power input?

bump

Can you open it back up and give a somewhat general tutorial? I feel like I could understand it and want one of these so bad

I'm not at all good with all this calculating resistors and such, but if one could clarify that would be great. It's set up like this correct?

Probably a stupid question but I don't see a charger on this board. Will the led charging indicator still turn on if I use a charger board such as this. I would connect the battery to the charger, and I would wire the output to the powerboost https://www.adafruit.com/products/259?gclid=Cj0KEQiA39_B...