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Using a USB-HID game controller on the MSX, using a Raspberry Pi Pico for signal conversion - The Qiqitori Blogs
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Six Degrees of Syncopation - Things We Make
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Piedroit: A Raspberry Pi-powered USB Footpedal (Part 1) : dylanbeattie.net
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| | Turning a Raspberry Pi Zero W into a heavy-duty footswitch controller that emulates a USB keyboard.
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Raspberry Pi as USB gadget - part 1 | Raspi Playground
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| | Today we will make our RPi a slave device connected to PC via USB. And this RPi will be detected as the keyboard. We need Raspberry Pi Zero or Zero W with the micro USB connector. Configuration First, we have to enable ConfigFS for USB gadgets: echo "dtoverlay=dwc2" | sudo tee -a /boot/config.txt echo "dwc2"...
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Switch Dual Shock adapter part 4: Talking to a Switch - Jamie Montgomerie's World Wide Web Log
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| In this series of posts, I'm attempting to make a Dual Shock to Switch controller adapter. It will plug into the Switch Dock's USB port. In previous posts, I got a breadboard with an ATmega8A on it running code I wrote using V-USB, masquerading as a generic USB HID game controller when plugged into a computer. By the end of this post, it will control a real Nintendo Switch! Scroll down to the video at the end for a sneak peek if you're impatient.