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In this case you should configure side pins according to the type of encoder and central pin have to be connected to +3.3V. You can wire different type encoders in one chain.Īlso encoders can be connected in single configuration. Central pin identified your encoder type - 1/1 (full step), 1/2 (half step) or 1/4 (quarter step). Chained config means you wire side encoders’ pins (PINA & PINB) together and central pin become «control» pin. Rotary encoders can be wired in «chained» or «single» configuration. The firmware supports full step, half step and quarter step encoders. All buttons are configured as gamepad button as default. Also you can choose «function» for each button - how it’ll be act at PC - as gamepad button, keyboard key, etc. You can test your buttons in the «Buttons» tab of OSHStudio. If you connect button to «Single Button +3.3V» than connect the other side of button to +3.3V, if you connect button to «Single Button GND» than connect it to GND. Single separate buttons (not matrix), can be connect to «Single Button +3,3V» or «Single Button GND».
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When buttons wired in matrix, columns have to be connected to Button Matrix COLUMNS pins, rows - to Button Matrix ROWS pins. Left/Middle/Right buttons can be configured on the Buttons Tab. You can configure analog input pin as 1 of 2 mouse axes or mouse’s wheel. Here is how the initial pinout looks in OSHStudio, when you click «Get Config from Device»: Pins’ functions can be selected in the «Pins Configuration» tab, also here you can choose your board type. Here is pinout you get after flashing the firmware first time: STM32F103C8T6Īlso I programmed small PC-based app named OSHStudio, which allows you to choose a function for each pin. Its usual HID device, no additional drivers installation needed. It can be used for DIY buttons boxes, button rim plates, pedals, hand brakes, gear shifters, etc, etc - everywhere you need gamepad/keyboard/mouse interface with PC. 1kHz exchange rate with PC, which means 1ms maximum latency for axes.So, after some time, I programmed simracing-oriented firmware for the device. Pinout in pdf - The-Generic-STM32F103-Pinout-Diagram It has less available pins, but has mounting holes. Also there is another version of the board called BlackPill - link. I bought both items on, search for «STM32F103C8T6 Minimum System Development Board» and «ST-Link v2 mini», for example this and this. But its not expensive also, total price for mini board + programmer is still comparable with Arduino clones. One big drawback is that you need additional external programmer. Here is the comparision of Arduino Leonardo (which is a most likely candidate for our goal) and STM32F103C8T6 (which I used)Ģ x 12-bit, 1 μs A/D converters (7 channels)Īs you can see, specs for stm32f103c8 are not so bad. Already having some experience with Arduino boards, I know their capabilities and decided to route a STM32 way this time (mostly to learn something new though).
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During building my pedals, I decided to make my own pedal controller using cheep and affordable components.