Programming was changed to use the HEX codes from Adafruit's EZ-Key tutorial instead of the source previously used which resulted in unreliable code. Every tested glyph and non-printing character was reviewed and revised if necessary. Other functions, like printing matching parens (), quotations marks "", or apostrophes '' but ending with the cursor between them was fixed to work with Bluetooth as well as wired.
Testing the wireless functions was done by connecting the keyboard with a USB cable to a laptop running codebender while simultaneously connected to a mobile phone. Text appeared on both screens at the same time. Case 5 is currently unused but prints some text. This text would appear instantly on the wired connection but was typed significantly slower over the wireless connection.
To do:
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First time here?
Completed projects from year 1.
Completed projects from year 2.
Testing the wireless functions was done by connecting the keyboard with a USB cable to a laptop running codebender while simultaneously connected to a mobile phone. Text appeared on both screens at the same time. Case 5 is currently unused but prints some text. This text would appear instantly on the wired connection but was typed significantly slower over the wireless connection.
Bluetooth compatible code
To do:
- Add mouse functionality.
Correct issues with Bluetooth commands.Publicize file for wireless keyboard.- Program changes:
- Add mouse movement
- Change mouse clicks to press and release according to buttons
- Add random number generator
- 0-1
- 0-1000
- Random equation followed by enter
- Modify servos for continuous rotation.
- Automate wrist mount.
- Write instructions
- Schematic
The rest of the posts for this project have been arranged by date.
First time here?
Completed projects from year 1.
Completed projects from year 2.
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2015-08-23 (Su)
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