You really aren't very clear on this. In the beginning you show the USB power source but then solder to another area. Are you holding the left click down when enabling your auto clicking circuit?
Ive got a problem where the autclicker is only capable of getting close to 10CPS and then it starts missing click and even stops ... Iam not sure it can be solved by changing capacitor and rezistor values, or maybe its a problem of most modern mice ?
Good video man, but I've got a question, if I want a convert a dell ce-0560 wireless optical mouse to a USB mouse, where I supossed to connect the wires? that mouse is very complex and is not easy to find the correct points, I'´ll thank you any help whit that
Hey! check where the power comes from, and u wire the cables,, normally it might have a GND (Black) and 5V (Red) normally it might have these 2 look at a normal usb mouse and check the cables, then get a usb and try to check the bluetooth part and put the usb, if u are confused, im sorry for not having enough but im basic person, u can search
Your diagram is wrong with the diode. Pin 3 is the output with pin 1 as ground and pin 8 as the power source. I'm assuming that you're holding the left click down when you enable this configuration (?).
it works automatically every 1.5 minutes it said, and with the introduction of that button to the side it would click 10 times in a row and then stop. You can add a potentiometer into the mix somewhere and adjust the rate at which it clicks I'm assuming.
keeping a computer on that you otherwise don't want to change the settings to prevent it from going to sleep. Messing with a coworker. afk botting in various games, depending on what it is, for instance you could put this on a right click and auto fish in Minecraft. I am sure there are a lot more uses. Most not with good intentions in mind I'd assume, but some yes.
@@PrabhuKaranSelvamani is the circuit correct? I see diode 1N4007 in reverse direction. How come it allow circuit to trigger left mouse click. Can you help me with circuit diagram or your physical circuit daigram ? I can share you my email if you are fine.
@@technovariable831 5:11 the same circuit i designed.. i am not an expert but mouse click works in this way.. that the circuit will be always closed (5v) and when u click the mouse button it opens the circuit (0v).. i think that's why he configured like that..
@@mahesh3254 I'm not the poster of this video, but you can see a close-up of the timer IC from this listing on Amazon. www.amazon.com/Texas-Instruments-NE555P-Standard-Plastic/dp/B06WGS7LM9/ref=sr_1_19?crid=2CX3TUHRHEE15&keywords=555+timer+ic&qid=1579479996&sprefix=555+timer%2Caps%2C133&sr=8-19
Techno Variable The mouse button is recognized as a click when the logic level is 0. (Some mouses are the opposite) When the output of the 555 timer disappears, the logic level becomes 0 and is recognized as a click. The 1n4007 diode is not opposite direction. The 1n4007 diode protects the 555 timer chip when the mouse button is clicked.
@@ThomasKim Thank you Thomas for a reply. What need to be changed in this circuit, if the logic is 1 for mouse left click? Also can you suggest a capacitor value for delay of > 4 minutes but
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You really aren't very clear on this. In the beginning you show the USB power source but then solder to another area. Are you holding the left click down when enabling your auto clicking circuit?
Ive got a problem where the autclicker is only capable of getting close to 10CPS and then it starts missing click and even stops ... Iam not sure it can be solved by changing capacitor and rezistor values, or maybe its a problem of most modern mice ?
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Thanks Thomas... It worked for me...
Good video man, but I've got a question, if I want a convert a dell ce-0560 wireless optical mouse to a USB mouse, where I supossed to connect the wires? that mouse is very complex and is not easy to find the correct points, I'´ll thank you any help whit that
Hey! check where the power comes from, and u wire the cables,, normally it might have a GND (Black) and 5V (Red) normally it might have these 2
look at a normal usb mouse and check the cables, then get a usb and try to check the bluetooth part and put the usb, if u are confused, im sorry for not having enough but im basic person, u can search
I want about 20cps so should i just not put resistors and more capacitors?>
Your diagram is wrong with the diode. Pin 3 is the output with pin 1 as ground and pin 8 as the power source. I'm assuming that you're holding the left click down when you enable this configuration (?).
Did you get any answer or did you found the correct circuit ?
cant you just connect a transistor in parallel to the mouse click switches and to the 555
Interessante. Mas, eu me pergunto para que serve?
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Auto click caseiro
Can i replace 1k resister with a 10k potentiometer?
Does the mouse button have to always pressed for the auto clicker to keep working or does it work with no mouse button being pressed?
it works automatically every 1.5 minutes it said, and with the introduction of that button to the side it would click 10 times in a row and then stop. You can add a potentiometer into the mix somewhere and adjust the rate at which it clicks I'm assuming.
What is that auto clicked intended used for?
keeping a computer on that you otherwise don't want to change the settings to prevent it from going to sleep.
Messing with a coworker.
afk botting in various games, depending on what it is, for instance you could put this on a right click and auto fish in Minecraft.
I am sure there are a lot more uses. Most not with good intentions in mind I'd assume, but some yes.
@@pudgy_buns I see. Thank you.
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So this is why Supercell banned BoomBeach on computer emulators? (Amongst other hacking reasons no doubt)
hi, what are the watt values of both resistors?
First one is 0.25 w but idk of second one hope this helped you
well done ,but the auto click mouse can't be controlled
Cool !!
Work?
What kind of resistor to adjust the frequency of pressing?
Do you sell these?
I made it nive
Nive
Nice
@@poonamgrover5968 you made it?
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Thanks a lot! ❤
Hi Prabhu, were you able to make this circuit?
@@technovariable831 yes, and its working well
@@PrabhuKaranSelvamani is the circuit correct? I see diode 1N4007 in reverse direction. How come it allow circuit to trigger left mouse click. Can you help me with circuit diagram or your physical circuit daigram ? I can share you my email if you are fine.
@@technovariable831 5:11 the same circuit i designed.. i am not an expert but mouse click works in this way.. that the circuit will be always closed (5v) and when u click the mouse button it opens the circuit (0v).. i think that's why he configured like that..
I can send u a photo of my physical circuit in breadboard
Pls share exact name of timer 7555 , also share email Id. I tried it is not working.
Pls respond
@@mahesh3254 I'm not the poster of this video, but you can see a close-up of the timer IC from this listing on Amazon.
www.amazon.com/Texas-Instruments-NE555P-Standard-Plastic/dp/B06WGS7LM9/ref=sr_1_19?crid=2CX3TUHRHEE15&keywords=555+timer+ic&qid=1579479996&sprefix=555+timer%2Caps%2C133&sr=8-19
@@mahesh3254 aren't 555 timer ic generic ? I mean if you ask a shop keeper to give you 555 timer ic.
Ok Thomas, you donot reply. I created a auto click with photo resistor, using mobile flash software for trigger.
Techno Variable The mouse button is recognized as a click when the logic level is 0.
(Some mouses are the opposite)
When the output of the 555 timer disappears, the logic level becomes 0 and is recognized as a click.
The 1n4007 diode is not opposite direction.
The 1n4007 diode protects the 555 timer chip when the mouse button is clicked.
@@ThomasKim Thank you Thomas for a reply. What need to be changed in this circuit, if the logic is 1 for mouse left click? Also can you suggest a capacitor value for delay of > 4 minutes but
@@ThomasKim Hey Thomas! Could you let me the software name used to test mouse click timing in your video?
U gammer?
JUST DOWNLOAD AN AUTOCLICKER