vcarnaggio
New member
Hi everybody,
I have been browsing forums on the topic of USB joysticks and converting the signal to something an Arduino can read. I know the forums already describe how to do it with the Teensy 2.0 but is an older chip the way to go? I'll admit, I don't know enough about USB except that a basic Arduino can't do what I need and various USB host shields seem to be geared for mouse and keyboard
In short, is the latest Teensy 3.6 the best way to make a device that can get the basic 6 axis and 16 buttons from a USB joystick for use in an Arduino? Or should I just get the Teensy 2.0?
Target device is a Logitech X-52 Pro
Goal: Integrated auto/manual type RC control station
Thanks
I have been browsing forums on the topic of USB joysticks and converting the signal to something an Arduino can read. I know the forums already describe how to do it with the Teensy 2.0 but is an older chip the way to go? I'll admit, I don't know enough about USB except that a basic Arduino can't do what I need and various USB host shields seem to be geared for mouse and keyboard
In short, is the latest Teensy 3.6 the best way to make a device that can get the basic 6 axis and 16 buttons from a USB joystick for use in an Arduino? Or should I just get the Teensy 2.0?
Target device is a Logitech X-52 Pro
Goal: Integrated auto/manual type RC control station
Thanks