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Hi Community,
here is something working that you may use freely.
A matrix keyboard (4 x 3) debounced and buffered, adaptable to your needs.
Have fun!
Bob
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Thank you Bob for sharing! I'm still looking for a good tutorial on psoc3/5lp. I still can't get it going yet on, I'm stuck with pic still.
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"THE" main difference between pic and PSoC is: PSoC can do it analog! Be it to connect a photo-diode, amplifying and conditioning an input-signal or controlling an external analog device you usually do not need any external chips.
The way how to specify your needs by entering usermodules on a sheet and wiring all together is a great leap into the right direction, even I can do that and I am not an educatet electronic engineer.
So when you have got a developement kit go through the examples provided and try to understand them. Then pick (not pic) your own challenge, define your project and start to make it real step by step...
Happy coding
Bob
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There are a series of videos, start with "PSOC 3 and PSOC 5" 101,
then do 102/3/4.
Regards, Dana.
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Thank you all!
Regards from Buenos Aires, Argentina
Edgardo Daniel Ucha
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Bob,
I can't seem to get Windows to unzip the file you posted. Any chance I could get at the unzipped code or an alternate file?
Thanks, Darin
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Welcome in the forum, Darin!
I just downloaded the archive and successfully opened it, so there must be something wrong with your environment. I used
win7 and firefox.
Bob
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Okay, thank you. Does it include code to handle multiple simultaneous keypresses? I'm wanting to create a MIDI encoder for music keyboards.
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"Unexpected end of archive" using Windows Explorer, WinZip and WinRar. Guess it just weren't meant to be...
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Worked like a charm - thank you, Dana!
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Check it, I do not think it is coded for multiple keypress. Bob can comment on that.
Regards, Dana.
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Hi all,
Is there example code for encapsulating the key code obtained into the standard keyboard HID descriptor format and transmitting it through USB
Regards,
Pushkar