Cheaper than Teensy

[Oxodao]

Hi, You said to download the library but I don't see any download links.

Oops sorry, I fixed it, here it is: https://github.com/GAMELASTER/ArduinoGamepad

Thanks I got it working.

in one part of the code

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#define R2 10

I think its suppose to be BTN_R2?

Indeed, that was a copypaste issue

[Helder]

Could you post the complete edited files needed to program the atmega32U4 ?

[Oxodao]

Here is everything you need:
https://github.com/oxodao/GBZGamePad

I put up a simple tutorial, and wrapped everything as an example in the pre-modified library. Just download it, add it as a library and load up the example and you're good to go

[username 123]

This new board is going to save me so much time. Amazing.

[Helder]

Boards are heading out to the board house but figured I'd show a mockup of this board before I receive it.

[joe7dust]

Boards are heading out to the board house but figured I'd show a mockup of this board before I receive it.

Wow! That is the most impressive custom board I've seen on here yet! What chip goes in the cpu-looking space?

[Kilren]

Boards are heading out to the board house but figured I'd show a mockup of this board before I receive it.

Holy crap! That is amazing. Can't wait to get my hands on one of these. Are you going to send it out again for people to install parts and chips, are they doing it in-house, or do you or the buyer get to have the fun joy ride?

[Helder]

It uses the atmega32U4 and is assembled by myself and yes I will send all but one out to testers but I'm not really sure who would be a good candidate to be a tester but I plan to send one to wermy. Wermy also suggested another feature which will likely be in the next revision of this board.

[Fleder]

I am a bit confused.
Is this the mirrored back of the board or the inner layer of it?
I am missing the button pads and some of the elements seem to be in the way of those.
But i guess this is not the top layer of your PCB then. Anyway, great work!

[Helder]

It's the back of the board where all the connections go to. The face button pads everyone has seen enough times to know that hasn't changed.