Using one as a macro pad is an interesting idea. I still have at least a couple extra rev 5s since I made a batch of 10 originally. GP2040-CE has a keyboard mode as well, and it sounds like mouse support is coming in the next release, plus you could probably put QMK on one of these since a lot of keyboards use RP2040 now, but still cool to have that option.
Hello. i tried to read a analog stick from a pico. i modified your v8 example (joy to mouse) and changed the adress to 0xfff4001b and 0xfff4001c as reported in monitor . but it does not work at all. i suspect the analog values doesnt match at all. is there a way to get a report on the analog values?
Yes! And HID Remapper does support passthrough auth for PS5 compatibility so you could totally use it for that. Or just for plugging in another controller for extra inputs.
@@jfedor oh. thats unfortunate. is there any version that has 22 free gpio inputs? or do i have to recompile the source? code is really not my thing, sadly.
Using one as a macro pad is an interesting idea. I still have at least a couple extra rev 5s since I made a batch of 10 originally. GP2040-CE has a keyboard mode as well, and it sounds like mouse support is coming in the next release, plus you could probably put QMK on one of these since a lot of keyboards use RP2040 now, but still cool to have that option.
He's cooking
Is it possible to emulate a PS2 controller for thiis in the future?
Hello. i tried to read a analog stick from a pico. i modified your v8 example (joy to mouse) and changed the adress to 0xfff4001b and 0xfff4001c as reported in monitor . but it does not work at all. i suspect the analog values doesnt match at all. is there a way to get a report on the analog values?
I've seen a fork of the flatbox with a usb port for pass through devices. I suppose that could be more suitable?
Yes! And HID Remapper does support passthrough auth for PS5 compatibility so you could totally use it for that. Or just for plugging in another controller for extra inputs.
PCB layout or schematic please
All the files are in the repository shown in the video.
A few GPIO pins (like gp17 and 18) does not work on pi pico . ive tried them on 2 boards with the same result.
16 and 17 are used for UART TX/RX on the default build.
@@jfedor oh. thats unfortunate. is there any version that has 22 free gpio inputs? or do i have to recompile the source? code is really not my thing, sadly.
@@bullzebub If you flash the remapper_board_v8.uf2 firmware onto a Pico, you should have exactly 22 pins available. Plus two analog ones!