christopher issler
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Thu Dec 22, 2011 4:50 am
Hey all,
I’ve seen several USB 8-128 possible switch encoders.
I need an encoder that can handle ~1,500 possible switches.
I’d then need to write a listener, to decode and call the custom code.
I need to first build the encoder…becauase I cant find anything
online. Any suggestions where I should start?
Randy Day
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Thu Dec 22, 2011 6:13 am
In article <ba3a6215-ad05-4b47-a6a7-e8f259e17c22
@p16g2000yqd.googlegroups.com>, christopher.issler_at_gmail.com says...
Quote:
Hey all,
I?ve seen several USB 8-128 possible switch encoders.
I need an encoder that can handle ~1,500 possible switches.
I?d then need to write a listener, to decode and call the custom code.
I need to first build the encoder?becauase I cant find anything
online. Any suggestions where I should start?
Is only one switch closed at a time, or
can 2-1500 switches be closed at the
same time?
P E Schoen
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Thu Dec 22, 2011 6:46 am
"christopher issler" wrote in message
news:ba3a6215-ad05-4b47-a6a7-e8f259e17c22_at_p16g2000yqd.googlegroups.com...
Quote:
Hey all,
I’ve seen several USB 8-128 possible switch encoders.
I need an encoder that can handle ~1,500 possible switches.
I’d then need to write a listener, to decode and call the custom code.
I need to first build the encoder…becauase I cant find anything
online. Any suggestions where I should start?
I'm not sure what kind of switch encoder you are looking for. A quick search
came up with:
http://www.beiied.com/PDFs2/Encoder-Converter_USB.pdf
Microchip has a good inexpensive USB development board and USB stack with
demo software that can read switches and light LEDs. They have HID class
devices which can emulate keyboards with 100+ keyswitches.
Paul
Jasen Betts
Guest
Thu Dec 22, 2011 9:36 am
On 2011-12-22, christopher issler <christopher.issler_at_gmail.com> wrote:
Quote:
Hey all,
I’ve seen several USB 8-128 possible switch encoders.
I need an encoder that can handle ~1,500 possible switches.
I’d then need to write a listener, to decode and call the custom code.
I need to first build the encoder…becauase I cant find anything
online. Any suggestions where I should start?
avrusb, it's bleeding edge cheap which may ne a problem but you get
access to a HID stack which you can use to represent youur switches.
to the computer. (I don't recall how many buttons HID can represent)
OTOH an image sensor with a 32x48 matrix might be a more suitable
representation.
but the easiest way would probably be tu use a usb serial port.
and some sort of microcontroller and invent your ouwn serial
protcol
eg: (binary)
00xxxxxx 10xxxxxx means swich xxxxxxxxxxxx closed
and
01xxxxxx 10xxxxxx means switch xxxxxxxxxxxx opned.
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