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edit: nevermind I forgot the pins IDs in mmjoy2 arent the ones printed. my A2/A3 CS pins where F4/F5.

Also mmjoy2 can only do the 14bits from the TLE5010, not the full 16?

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Hey mates.As i see TLE5010 pcb boards from aliexpress is very expensive. So i want to build one pcb board. I want to ask if i must put resistors? and where i should put them if needed?

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Hi, I need your help connecting everything together. I made a collective based on the Kiowa model, I connected one axis. Now I would like to connect all the switches and Hats but I don't know how to connect everything to the Pro Micro board.

 

 

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in terms of column rows, u decide your matrix..

like 2x4... 4x4.. 2x8... 

i see you have 5 hats with center push.. so thats 25 buttons  (u will need 2 diodes each, so 2x 5 = 10 diodes for all five of your hats)

you have 2 STDP switches (looks like) so thats 4 buttons  (u need 1 diode each switch, so thats 1 x2 = 2 diodes for each of ur switches

and looks like u plan to have 3 buttons.. 3 diods

with this thats 25 + 4 + 3 total 32 buttons. (13 diodes)

so with 32 buttons, i would go with a matrix of 7 x 5 ( only because u have different components to deal with.. )

 

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On 9/21/2024 at 9:22 AM, Luber said:

Hi, I need your help connecting everything together. I made a collective based on the Kiowa model, I connected one axis. Now I would like to connect all the switches and Hats but I don't know how to connect everything to the Pro Micro board.

 

 

IMG_20240917_185932266~2.jpg

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Hi,

according to the diagram, each button is a diode, when connecting 5 switches per channel, you only have one button left, so you can no longer connect the two lever switches.

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I recalculated, you only need 31 buttons and the maximum is 36, it will work out great.

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On 10/5/2024 at 9:19 PM, hannibal said:

in terms of column rows, u decide your matrix..

like 2x4... 4x4.. 2x8... 

i see you have 5 hats with center push.. so thats 25 buttons  (u will need 2 diodes each, so 2x 5 = 10 diodes for all five of your hats)

you have 2 STDP switches (looks like) so thats 4 buttons  (u need 1 diode each switch, so thats 1 x2 = 2 diodes for each of ur switches

and looks like u plan to have 3 buttons.. 3 diods

with this thats 25 + 4 + 3 total 32 buttons. (13 diodes)

so with 32 buttons, i would go with a matrix of 7 x 5 ( only because u have different components to deal with.. )

 

Thanks for your reply, I have started planning for the assembly. Please tell me if it should look like the attached photo? Where should I place the diodes?

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57 minutes ago, Luber said:

Thanks for your reply, I have started planning for the assembly. Please tell me if it should look like the attached photo? Where should I place the diodes?

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This will make all your 5-way-switches behave like a single one. All of them are wired the same, so they will do the same. In terms of a button matrix, you only have rows but no column. I guess black is common ground for your switches, draw each of them straight down and you have a 5x4 matrix ( instead of a 6x0). Diodes go where you want them, they just need to be the right direction.

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@Luber

Assuming your 5 way switch has PIN 1 as common, then the wiring is as follows.

***note to test if Pin 1 is common, take a multi meter and test one lead to pin one, and another meter lead to another pin, and press hat in different directions or push until you get zero ohms and repeat.... Else you need the schematic to your switch to see what the common pin is.... THE COMMON PIN is the one that will NEED THE DIODE****

R represents ROW

C represents COLUMN

DIODE BLACK MARK END needs to be solder facing AWAY from switch.. NOT toward it.

good luck.

 

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