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If I not use the "release-command", it will run endless, also if I release the key. I simply need a fuction where the "enter-key" is pressed as long as I press the button.

I tried this code: if (button2.fallingEdge()) { Keyboard.press(KEY_ENTER); delay(300); Keyboard.release(KEY_ENTER); But it seam to work only if I relase the Button and not when I m press the button?

Another question to the Keyboard function. How to send Keys like "Enter" or "CTRL-Left"?

Okay. And what can I do now?

If I wire GND and RST it the same result as I am press the button: windows gives a signal and Teensy lost the connection to the pc. When I release the conncetion/button teensy is back again.

Same problem with an other cable.

The "old" Keystrokes works with the USB-cable. But I try to find a other one.

When I press the button on the board, windows will lose connection, but on the small window nothing happen.

12:36:03.194 (post_compile 1): Begin, pid=3496, version=1.59, high-res time 12:36:03.448 (loader): Teensy Loader 1.59, begin program 12:36:03.571 (loader): File...

This also dont work.

I think I should not change the USB-Type? But than the code will not run.

I change the USB Type to Keyboad+mouse+joystick. Now I get no error message. But I m not able to upload the file. It says "Teensy did not respond". Also if I press the button on the board before.

If I check the code now, it says "Keyboard not found". Also if I include the line #include <Keyboard.h>

Thanks a lot for your answer. Here ist my code: #include <Bounce.h> Bounce button0 = Bounce(0, 10); Bounce button1 = Bounce(1, 10); // 10 = 10 ms debounce time Bounce button2 = Bounce(2, 10); // which is appropriate for Bounce button3 =...

Can anyone help?

Ok. But make a simply new hex file which converts three pressed buttons to three Keyboard-output is not a problem? Maybe someone have a working template for this case?

It sends three different Keyboard-Keys when you press one of the buttons from the pinball controller. I only want to change the keys.

I mean there must be a hex-file on it. How can I load an modify that file?

Hi, I bought a pinball controller with a teensy 2.0 integrated. It simulates different keyboard keys on pressing the buttons from the Pinball controller. I already loaded the nessesary files an the teensy seems tob e recognized from the arduino...