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added a variant of ard-reset-arduino from a forum somewhere
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Jesse Vincent 11 years ago
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#ifndef KeyboardIO_H_
#define KeyboardIO_H_
#include "Arduino.h"
//add your includes for the project KeyboardIO here
//end of add your includes here
#ifdef __cplusplus
extern "C" {
#endif
void loop();
void setup();
#ifdef __cplusplus
} // extern "C"
#endif
//add your function definitions for the project KeyboardIO here
typedef struct {
byte flags;
byte rawKey;
} Key;
#define KEY_FLAGS B000000
#define CTRL_HELD B000001
#define ALT_HELD B000010
#define SHIFT_HELD B000100
#define GUI_HELD B001000
#define SWITCH_TO_LAYER B010000
#define MOMENTARY_LAYER B100000
#define LAYER_0 0
#define LAYER_1 1
#define LAYER_2 2
#define LAYER_3 3
#define LAYER_4 4
#define LAYER_5 5
#define LAYER_6 6
#define LAYER_7 7
#define NoKey (Key){ KEY_FLAGS,0 }
#define Key_LeftCtrl (Key){ KEY_FLAGS, KEY_LEFT_CTRL }
#define KEY_LEFT_CTRL 0x80
#define Key_LeftCtrl (Key){ KEY_FLAGS, KEY_LEFT_CTRL }
#define KEY_LEFT_SHIFT 0x81
#define Key_LeftShift (Key){ KEY_FLAGS, KEY_LEFT_SHIFT }
#define KEY_LEFT_ALT 0x82
#define Key_LeftAlt (Key){ KEY_FLAGS, KEY_LEFT_ALT }
#define KEY_LEFT_GUI 0x83
#define Key_LeftGUI (Key){ KEY_FLAGS, KEY_LEFT_GUI }
#define KEY_RIGHT_CTRL 0x84
#define Key_RightCtrl (Key){ KEY_FLAGS, KEY_RIGHT_CTRL }
#define KEY_RIGHT_SHIFT 0x85
#define Key_RightShift (Key){ KEY_FLAGS, KEY_RIGHT_SHIFT }
#define KEY_RIGHT_ALT 0x86
#define Key_RightAlt (Key){ KEY_FLAGS, KEY_RIGHT_ALT }
#define KEY_RIGHT_GUI 0x87
#define Key_RightGUI (Key){ KEY_FLAGS, KEY_RIGHT_GUI }
#define KEY_UP_ARROW 0xDA
#define Key_UpArrow (Key){ KEY_FLAGS, KEY_UP_ARROW }
#define KEY_DOWN_ARROW 0xD9
#define Key_DownArrow (Key){ KEY_FLAGS, KEY_DOWN_ARROW }
#define KEY_LEFT_ARROW 0xD8
#define Key_LeftArrow (Key){ KEY_FLAGS, KEY_LEFT_ARROW }
#define KEY_RIGHT_ARROW 0xD7
#define Key_RightArrow (Key){ KEY_FLAGS, KEY_RIGHT_ARROW }
#define KEY_RETURN 0xB0
#define Key_Return (Key){ KEY_FLAGS, KEY_RETURN }
#define KEY_ESC 0xB1
#define Key_Esc (Key){ KEY_FLAGS, KEY_ESC }
#define KEY_BACKSPACE 0xB2
#define Key_Backspace (Key){ KEY_FLAGS, KEY_BACKSPACE }
#define KEY_TAB 0xB3
#define Key_Tab (Key){ KEY_FLAGS, KEY_TAB }
#define KEY_INSERT 0xD1
#define Key_Insert (Key){ KEY_FLAGS, KEY_INSERT }
#define KEY_DELETE 0xD4
#define Key_Delete (Key){ KEY_FLAGS, KEY_DELETE }
#define KEY_PAGE_UP 0xD3
#define Key_PageUp (Key){ KEY_FLAGS, KEY_PAGE_UP }
#define KEY_PAGE_DOWN 0xD6
#define Key_PageDown (Key){ KEY_FLAGS, KEY_PAGE_DOWN }
#define KEY_HOME 0xD2
#define Key_Home (Key){ KEY_FLAGS, KEY_HOME }
#define KEY_END 0xD5
#define Key_End (Key){ KEY_FLAGS, KEY_END }
#define KEY_CAPS_LOCK 0xC1
#define Key_CapsLock (Key){ KEY_FLAGS, KEY_CAPS_LOCK }
#define KEY_F1 0xC2
#define Key_F1 (Key){ KEY_FLAGS, KEY_F1 }
#define KEY_F2 0xC3
#define Key_F2 (Key){ KEY_FLAGS, KEY_F2 }
#define KEY_F3 0xC4
#define Key_F3 (Key){ KEY_FLAGS, KEY_F3 }
#define KEY_F4 0xC5
#define Key_F4 (Key){ KEY_FLAGS, KEY_F4 }
#define KEY_F5 0xC6
#define Key_F5 (Key){ KEY_FLAGS, KEY_F5 }
#define KEY_F6 0xC7
#define Key_F6 (Key){ KEY_FLAGS, KEY_F6 }
#define KEY_F7 0xC8
#define Key_F7 (Key){ KEY_FLAGS, KEY_F7 }
#define KEY_F8 0xC9
#define Key_F8 (Key){ KEY_FLAGS, KEY_F8 }
#define KEY_F9 0xCA
#define Key_F9 (Key){ KEY_FLAGS, KEY_F9 }
#define KEY_F10 0xCB
#define Key_F10 (Key){ KEY_FLAGS, KEY_F10 }
#define KEY_F11 0xCC
#define Key_F11 (Key){ KEY_FLAGS, KEY_F11 }
#define KEY_F12 0xCD
#define Key_F12 (Key){ KEY_FLAGS, KEY_F12 }
#define KEY_0 '0'
#define Key_0 (Key){ KEY_FLAGS, KEY_0 }
#define KEY_1 '1'
#define Key_1 (Key){ KEY_FLAGS, KEY_1 }
#define KEY_2 '2'
#define Key_2 (Key){ KEY_FLAGS, KEY_2 }
#define KEY_3 '3'
#define Key_3 (Key){ KEY_FLAGS, KEY_3 }
#define KEY_4 '4'
#define Key_4 (Key){ KEY_FLAGS, KEY_4 }
#define KEY_5 '5'
#define Key_5 (Key){ KEY_FLAGS, KEY_5 }
#define KEY_6 '6'
#define Key_6 (Key){ KEY_FLAGS, KEY_6 }
#define KEY_7 '7'
#define Key_7 (Key){ KEY_FLAGS, KEY_7 }
#define KEY_8 '8'
#define Key_8 (Key){ KEY_FLAGS, KEY_8 }
#define KEY_9 '9'
#define Key_9 (Key){ KEY_FLAGS, KEY_9 }
#define KEY_A 'a'
#define Key_A (Key){ KEY_FLAGS, KEY_A }
#define KEY_B 'b'
#define Key_B (Key){ KEY_FLAGS, KEY_B }
#define KEY_C 'c'
#define Key_C (Key){ KEY_FLAGS, KEY_C }
#define KEY_D 'd'
#define Key_D (Key){ KEY_FLAGS, KEY_D }
#define KEY_E 'e'
#define Key_E (Key){ KEY_FLAGS, KEY_E }
#define KEY_F 'f'
#define Key_F (Key){ KEY_FLAGS, KEY_F }
#define KEY_G 'g'
#define Key_G (Key){ KEY_FLAGS, KEY_G }
#define KEY_H 'h'
#define Key_H (Key){ KEY_FLAGS, KEY_H }
#define KEY_I 'i'
#define Key_I (Key){ KEY_FLAGS, KEY_I }
#define KEY_J 'j'
#define Key_J (Key){ KEY_FLAGS, KEY_J }
#define KEY_K 'k'
#define Key_K (Key){ KEY_FLAGS, KEY_K }
#define KEY_L 'l'
#define Key_L (Key){ KEY_FLAGS, KEY_L }
#define KEY_M 'm'
#define Key_M (Key){ KEY_FLAGS, KEY_M }
#define KEY_N 'n'
#define Key_N (Key){ KEY_FLAGS, KEY_N }
#define KEY_O 'o'
#define Key_O (Key){ KEY_FLAGS, KEY_O }
#define KEY_P 'p'
#define Key_P (Key){ KEY_FLAGS, KEY_P }
#define KEY_Q 'q'
#define Key_Q (Key){ KEY_FLAGS, KEY_Q }
#define KEY_R 'r'
#define Key_R (Key){ KEY_FLAGS, KEY_R }
#define KEY_S 's'
#define Key_S (Key){ KEY_FLAGS, KEY_S }
#define KEY_T 't'
#define Key_T (Key){ KEY_FLAGS, KEY_T }
#define KEY_U 'u'
#define Key_U (Key){ KEY_FLAGS, KEY_U }
#define KEY_V 'v'
#define Key_V (Key){ KEY_FLAGS, KEY_V }
#define KEY_W 'w'
#define Key_W (Key){ KEY_FLAGS, KEY_W }
#define KEY_X 'x'
#define Key_X (Key){ KEY_FLAGS, KEY_X }
#define KEY_Y 'y'
#define Key_Y (Key){ KEY_FLAGS, KEY_Y }
#define KEY_Z 'z'
#define Key_Z (Key){ KEY_FLAGS, KEY_Z }
#define KEY_BACKTICK '`'
#define Key_Backtick (Key){ KEY_FLAGS, KEY_BACKTICK }
#define KEY_MINUS '-'
#define Key_Minus (Key){ KEY_FLAGS, KEY_MINUS }
#define KEY_EQUALS '='
#define Key_Equals (Key){ KEY_FLAGS, KEY_EQUALS }
#define KEY_LEFT_BRACKET '['
#define Key_LeftBracket (Key){ KEY_FLAGS, KEY_LEFT_BRACKET }
#define KEY_RIGHT_BRACKET ']'
#define Key_RightBracket (Key){ KEY_FLAGS, KEY_RIGHT_BRACKET }
#define KEY_BACKSLASH '\\'
#define Key_Backslash (Key){ KEY_FLAGS, KEY_BACKSLASH }
#define KEY_SEMICOLON ';'
#define Key_Semicolon (Key){ KEY_FLAGS, KEY_SEMICOLON }
#define KEY_QUOTE '\''
#define Key_Quote (Key){ KEY_FLAGS, KEY_QUOTE }
#define KEY_COMMA ','
#define Key_Comma (Key){ KEY_FLAGS, KEY_COMMA }
#define KEY_PERIOD '.'
#define Key_Period (Key){ KEY_FLAGS, KEY_PERIOD }
#define KEY_SPACE ' '
#define Key_Space (Key){ KEY_FLAGS, KEY_SPACE }
#define KEY_SLASH '/'
#define Key_Slash (Key){ KEY_FLAGS, KEY_SLASH }
#define KEY_KEYPAD_CLEAR 0xDB
#define Key_KeypadClear (Key){ KEY_FLAGS, KEY_KEYPAD_CLEAR }
#define KEY_KEYPAD_SLASH 0xDC
#define Key_KeypadSlash (Key){ KEY_FLAGS, KEY_KEYPAD_SLASH }
#define KEY_KEYPAD_MULTIPLY 0xDD
#define Key_KeypadMultiply (Key){ KEY_FLAGS, KEY_KEYPAD_MULTIPLY }
#define KEY_KEYPAD_MINUS 0xDE
#define Key_KeypadMinus (Key){ KEY_FLAGS, KEY_KEYPAD_MINUS }
#define KEY_KEYPAD_PLUS 0xDF
#define Key_KeypadPlus (Key){ KEY_FLAGS, KEY_KEYPAD_PLUS }
#define KEY_ENTER 0xe0
#define Key_Enter (Key){ KEY_FLAGS, KEY_ENTER }
#define KEY_KEYPAD_1 0xe1
#define Key_Keypad1 (Key){ KEY_FLAGS, KEY_KEYPAD_1 }
#define KEY_KEYPAD_2 0xe2
#define Key_Keypad2 (Key){ KEY_FLAGS, KEY_KEYPAD_2 }
#define KEY_KEYPAD_3 0xe3
#define Key_Keypad3 (Key){ KEY_FLAGS, KEY_KEYPAD_3 }
#define KEY_KEYPAD_4 0xe4
#define Key_Keypad4 (Key){ KEY_FLAGS, KEY_KEYPAD_4 }
#define KEY_KEYPAD_5 0xe5
#define Key_Keypad5 (Key){ KEY_FLAGS, KEY_KEYPAD_5 }
#define KEY_KEYPAD_6 0xe6
#define Key_Keypad6 (Key){ KEY_FLAGS, KEY_KEYPAD_6 }
#define KEY_KEYPAD_7 0xe7
#define Key_Keypad7 (Key){ KEY_FLAGS, KEY_KEYPAD_7 }
#define KEY_KEYPAD_8 0xe8
#define Key_Keypad8 (Key){ KEY_FLAGS, KEY_KEYPAD_8 }
#define KEY_KEYPAD_9 0xe9
#define Key_Keypad9 (Key){ KEY_FLAGS, KEY_KEYPAD_9 }
#define KEY_KEYPAD_0 0xea
#define Key_Keypad0 (Key){ KEY_FLAGS, KEY_KEYPAD_0 }
#define KEY_KEYPAD_DOT 0xeb
#define Key_KeypadDot (Key){ KEY_FLAGS, KEY_KEYPAD_DOT }
#define KEY_DANISH_DOLLAR 0xec
#define Key_DanishDollar (Key){ KEY_FLAGS, KEY_DANISH_DOLLAR }
#define KEY_PC_APPLCIATION 0xed
#define Key_PcApplciation (Key){ KEY_FLAGS, KEY_PC_APPLCIATION }
#define KEY_F13 0xF0
#define Key_F13 (Key){ KEY_FLAGS, KEY_F13 }
#define KEY_F16 0xF3
#define Key_F16 (Key){ KEY_FLAGS, KEY_F16 }
#define KEY_F17 0xF4
#define Key_F17 (Key){ KEY_FLAGS, KEY_F17 }
#define KEY_F18 0xF5
#define Key_F18 (Key){ KEY_FLAGS, KEY_F18 }
#define KEY_F19 0xF6
#define Key_F19 (Key){ KEY_FLAGS, KEY_F19 }
#define KEY_HELP 0xfb
#define Key_Help (Key){ KEY_FLAGS, KEY_HELP }
#define KEY_BACKLIGHT_DOWN 0xF1
#define Key_BacklightDown (Key){ KEY_FLAGS, KEY_BACKLIGHT_DOWN }
#define KEY_BACKLIGHT_UP 0xF2
#define Key_BacklightUp (Key){ KEY_FLAGS, KEY_BACKLIGHT_UP }
#define NO_KEY false
#define KEY_RIGHT_FN2 0xfe
#define Key_RightFN2 (Key){ KEY_FLAGS, KEY_RIGHT_FN2 }
#define KEY_LEFT_FN2 0xff
#define Key_LeftFN2 (Key){ KEY_FLAGS, KEY_LEFT_FN2 }
/*
These keycodes don't seem to map to unique keypresses. we can use them for meta-keys
#define KEY_WTF 0xF7
#define Key_Wtf (Key){ KEY_FLAGS, KEY_WTF }
#define xx 0xF8
#define Key_Xx (Key){ KEY_FLAGS, xx }
#define xxx 0xF9
#define Key_Xxx (Key){ KEY_FLAGS, xxx }
#define xxxx 0xFA
#define Key_Xxxx (Key){ KEY_FLAGS, xxxx }
#define xxxxx 0xFE
#define Key_Xxxxx (Key){ KEY_FLAGS, xxxxx }
#define KEY_ 0xB4
#define Key_ (Key){ KEY_FLAGS, KEY_ }
#define KEY_ 0xB5
#define Key_ (Key){ KEY_FLAGS, KEY_ }
#define KEY_ 0xB6
#define Key_ (Key){ KEY_FLAGS, KEY_ }
#define KEY_ 0xB7
#define Key_ (Key){ KEY_FLAGS, KEY_ }
#define KEY_ 0xB8
#define Key_ (Key){ KEY_FLAGS, KEY_ }
#define KEY_ 0xB9
#define Key_ (Key){ KEY_FLAGS, KEY_ }
#define KEY_ 0xBA
#define Key_ (Key){ KEY_FLAGS, KEY_ }
#define KEY_ 0xBB
#define Key_ (Key){ KEY_FLAGS, KEY_ }
#define KEY_ 0xBC
#define Key_ (Key){ KEY_FLAGS, KEY_ }
#define KEY_ 0xBD
#define Key_ (Key){ KEY_FLAGS, KEY_ }
#define KEY_ 0xBE
#define Key_ (Key){ KEY_FLAGS, KEY_ }
#define KEY_ 0xBF
#define Key_ (Key){ KEY_FLAGS, KEY_ }
#define KEY_F13_ALSO 0xC0
#define Key_F13_also (Key){ KEY_FLAGS, KEY_F13_ALSO }
#define KEY_SLASH_ALSO 0xCE
#define Key_Slash_also (Key){ KEY_FLAGS, KEY_SLASH_ALSO }
#define KEY_BACKLIGHT_DOWN_ALSO 0xCF
#define Key_Backlight_down_also (Key){ KEY_FLAGS, KEY_BACKLIGHT_DOWN_ALSO }
#define KEY_BACKLIGHT_UP_ALSO 0xD0
#define Key_Backlight_up_also (Key){ KEY_FLAGS, KEY_BACKLIGHT_UP_ALSO }
*/
#define META_NEXT_KEYMAP_MOMENTARY 0xFF
#define Key_NextKeymapMomentary (Key){ KEY_FLAGS | MOMENTARY_LAYER, LAYER_1 }
//Do not add code below this line
#endif /* KeyboardIO_H_ */

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// Do not remove the include below
#include "ArduinoKeyboard.h"
// Copyright 2013 Jesse Vincent <jesse@fsck.com> // Copyright 2013 Jesse Vincent <jesse@fsck.com>
// All Rights Reserved. (To be licensed under an opensource license // All Rights Reserved. (To be licensed under an opensource license
// before the release of the keyboard.io model 01 // before the release of the keyboard.io model 01
#include <stdio.h> #include <stdio.h>
//#include <ps2.h>
#define ROW_A 0
#define ROW_B 1
#define ROW_C 2
#define ROW_D 3
#define ROW_E 4
#define COL_1 0
#define COL_2 1
#define COL_3 2
#define COL_4 3
#define COL_5 4
#define COL_6 5
#define COL_7 6
#define COL_8 7
#define COL_9 8
#define COL_10 9
#define COL_11 10
#define COL_12 11
#define COL_13 12
#define COL_14 13
#define NO_KEY false
#define KEY_RIGHT_FN2 false
#define KEY_LEFT_FN2 false
/* These are defined by the platform
#define KEY_LEFT_CTRL 0x80
#define KEY_LEFT_SHIFT 0x81
#define KEY_LEFT_ALT 0x82
#define KEY_LEFT_GUI 0x83
#define KEY_RIGHT_CTRL 0x84
#define KEY_RIGHT_SHIFT 0x85
#define KEY_RIGHT_ALT 0x86
#define KEY_RIGHT_GUI 0x87
#define KEY_UP_ARROW 0xDA
#define KEY_DOWN_ARROW 0xD9
#define KEY_LEFT_ARROW 0xD8
#define KEY_RIGHT_ARROW 0xD7
#define KEY_BACKSPACE 0xB2
#define KEY_TAB 0xB3
#define KEY_RETURN 0xB0
#define KEY_ESC 0xB1
#define KEY_INSERT 0xD1
#define KEY_DELETE 0xD4
#define KEY_PAGE_UP 0xD3
#define KEY_PAGE_DOWN 0xD6
#define KEY_HOME 0xD2
#define KEY_END 0xD5
#define KEY_CAPS_LOCK 0xC1
#define KEY_F1 0xC2
#define KEY_F2 0xC3
#define KEY_F3 0xC4
#define KEY_F4 0xC5
#define KEY_F5 0xC6
#define KEY_F6 0xC7
#define KEY_F7 0xC8
#define KEY_F8 0xC9
#define KEY_F9 0xCA
#define KEY_F10 0xCB
#define KEY_F11 0xCC
#define KEY_F12 0xCD
*/
#define KEY_0 '0'
#define KEY_1 '1'
#define KEY_2 '2'
#define KEY_3 '3'
#define KEY_4 '4'
#define KEY_5 '5'
#define KEY_6 '6'
#define KEY_7 '7'
#define KEY_8 '8'
#define KEY_9 '9'
#define KEY_A 'a'
#define KEY_B 'b'
#define KEY_C 'c'
#define KEY_D 'd'
#define KEY_E 'e'
#define KEY_F 'f'
#define KEY_G 'g'
#define KEY_H 'h'
#define KEY_I 'i'
#define KEY_J 'j'
#define KEY_K 'k'
#define KEY_L 'l'
#define KEY_M 'm'
#define KEY_N 'n'
#define KEY_O 'o'
#define KEY_P 'p'
#define KEY_Q 'q'
#define KEY_R 'r'
#define KEY_S 's'
#define KEY_T 't'
#define KEY_U 'u'
#define KEY_V 'v'
#define KEY_W 'w'
#define KEY_X 'x'
#define KEY_Y 'y'
#define KEY_Z 'z'
#define KEY_BACKTICK '`'
#define KEY_MINUS '-'
#define KEY_EQUALS '='
#define KEY_LEFT_BRACKET '['
#define KEY_RIGHT_BRACKET ']'
#define KEY_BACKSLASH '\\'
#define KEY_SEMICOLON ';'
#define KEY_QUOTE '\''
#define KEY_COMMA ','
#define KEY_PERIOD '.'
#define KEY_SPACE ' '
#define KEY_SLASH '/'
static const int COLS = 14; static const int COLS = 14;
static const int ROWS = 5; static const int ROWS = 5;
static int colPins[COLS] = { static int colPins[COLS] = { 16, 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 };
static int rowPins[ROWS] = { A2, A3, A4, A5, 15 };
boolean previousMatrix[ROWS][COLS];
boolean currentMatrix[ROWS][COLS];
static const int LAYERS = 2;
int current_keymap = 0;
static const Key keymaps[LAYERS][ROWS][COLS] = {
{
{
NoKey, Key_1, Key_2, Key_3, Key_4, Key_5, NoKey, NoKey, Key_6, Key_7, Key_8, Key_9, Key_0, NoKey },
{
Key_Backtick, Key_Q, Key_W, Key_E, Key_R, Key_T, NoKey, NoKey, Key_Y, Key_U, Key_I, Key_O, Key_P, Key_Equals },
{
Key_PageUp, Key_A, Key_S, Key_D, Key_F, Key_G, Key_Tab, Key_Return, Key_H, Key_J, Key_K, Key_L, Key_Semicolon, Key_Quote },
{
Key_PageDown, Key_Z, Key_X, Key_C, Key_V, Key_B, Key_Esc, Key_Return, Key_N, Key_M, Key_Comma, Key_Period, Key_Slash, Key_Minus },
{
Key_LeftGUI, Key_Backspace, Key_LeftShift, Key_LeftCtrl, Key_NextKeymapMomentary, NoKey, NoKey, NoKey, NoKey, Key_NextKeymapMomentary, Key_RightCtrl, Key_RightShift, Key_Space, Key_RightAlt }
},
{
{ NoKey, Key_4, Key_2, Key_3, Key_4, Key_5, NoKey, NoKey, Key_6, Key_7, Key_8, Key_9, Key_0, NoKey }
,
{ Key_Backtick, Key_Q, Key_W, Key_E, Key_R, Key_T, NoKey, NoKey, Key_Y, Key_U, Key_I, Key_O, Key_P, Key_Equals }
,
{ Key_PageUp, Key_A, Key_S, Key_D, Key_F, Key_G, Key_Tab, Key_Return, Key_LeftArrow,Key_DownArrow,Key_UpArrow,Key_RightArrow, Key_Semicolon, Key_Quote }
,
{ Key_PageDown, Key_Z, Key_X, Key_C, Key_V, Key_B, Key_Esc, Key_Return, Key_N, Key_M, Key_Comma, Key_Period, Key_Slash, Key_Minus }
,
{ Key_LeftGUI, Key_Backspace, Key_LeftShift, Key_LeftCtrl, Key_NextKeymapMomentary, NoKey, NoKey, NoKey, NoKey, Key_NextKeymapMomentary, Key_RightCtrl, Key_RightShift, Key_Space, Key_RightAlt }
}
16,0,1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12
}; };
static int rowPins[ROWS] = {
A2, A3, A4,A5,15
};
boolean previousMatrix[COLS][ROWS];
boolean currentMatrix[COLS][ROWS];
char keymap[ROWS][COLS];
void void reset_matrix() {
setup() //TODO:be smarter and just move pointers around
{
Serial.begin(115200); for (int col = 0; col < COLS; col++) {
setup_matrix(); for (int row = 0; row < ROWS; row++) {
init_keymap(); previousMatrix[row][col] = currentMatrix[row][col];
Keyboard.begin(); currentMatrix[row][col] = 0;
//set up the col pins as inputs }
}
// initialize the previous button matrix
// initialize the current button matrix
} }
void send_key_event() {
void //for every newly pressed button, figure out what logical key it is and send a key down event
loop() // for every newly released button, figure out what logical key it is and send a key up event
{
scan_matrix(); // TODO:switch to sending raw HID packets
send_key_event(); for (int row = 0; row < ROWS; row++) {
reset_matrix();
for (int col = 0; col < COLS; col++) {
if (previousMatrix[row][col] != currentMatrix[row][col]) {
if (currentMatrix[row][col]) {
Keyboard.press(keymaps[current_keymap][row][col].rawKey);
} else {
Keyboard.release(keymaps[current_keymap][row][col].rawKey);
}
// report(row,col, currentMatrix[row][col]);
}
}
}
} }
void setup_matrix() {
//set up the row pins as outputs
for (int row = 0; row < ROWS; row++) {
pinMode(rowPins[row], OUTPUT);
digitalWrite(rowPins[row], HIGH);
}
for (int col = 0; col < COLS; col++) {
pinMode(colPins[col], INPUT);
digitalWrite(colPins[col], HIGH);
//drive em high by default s it seems to be more reliable than driving em low
}
//blank out the matrix.blank out the previous version of the matrix
void for (int col = 0; col < COLS; col++) {
reset_matrix() for (int row = 0; row < ROWS; row++) {
{ previousMatrix[row][col] = 0;
//TODO:be smarter and just move pointers around currentMatrix[row][col] = 0;
}
}
for (int col = 0; col < COLS; col++) {
for (int row = 0; row < ROWS; row++) {
previousMatrix[col][row] = currentMatrix[col][row];
currentMatrix[col][row] = 0;
}
}
} }
void void scan_matrix() {
send_key_event()
{ //scan the keyboard matrix looking for connections
//for every newly pressed button, figure out what logical key it is and send a key down event for (int row = 0; row < ROWS; row++) {
// for every newly released button, figure out what logical key it is and send a key up event digitalWrite(rowPins[row], LOW);
for (int col = 0; col < COLS; col++) {
// TODO:switch to sending raw HID packets //If we see an electrical connection on I->J,
currentMatrix[row][col] = !digitalRead(colPins[col]);
// set last_matrix to matrix and clear matrix // while we're inspecting the electrical matrix, we look to see if the key being held is a firmware level metakey, so we can act on it, lest we only discover that we should be looking at a seconary keymap halfway through the matrix scan
if (previousMatrix[row][col] != currentMatrix[row][col]) {
if (keymaps[current_keymap][row][col].flags & MOMENTARY_LAYER ){
if (currentMatrix[row][col]) {
current_keymap++;
} else {
current_keymap--;
}
if (current_keymap >= LAYERS) {
current_keymap = 0;
} else if (current_keymap < 0) {
current_keymap = LAYERS - 1;
}
}
}
}
digitalWrite(rowPins[row], HIGH);
}
} }
void void report(int row, int col, boolean value) {
setup_matrix() Serial.print("Detected a change on ");
{ Serial.print(col);
//set up the row pins as outputs Serial.print(" ");
for (int row = 0; row < ROWS; row++) { Serial.print(row);
pinMode(rowPins[row], OUTPUT); Serial.print(" to ");
digitalWrite(rowPins[row], HIGH); Serial.print(value);
} Serial.println(".");
for (int col = 0; col < COLS; col++) {
pinMode(colPins[col], INPUT);
digitalWrite(colPins[col], HIGH);
//drive em high by default s it seems to be more reliable than driving em low
}
//blank out the matrix.blank out the previous version of the matrix
for (int col = 0; col < COLS; col++) {
for (int row = 0; row < ROWS; row++) {
previousMatrix[col][col] = 0;
currentMatrix[col][row] = 0;
}
}
} }
void
scan_matrix()
{
//scan the keyboard matrix looking for connections void setup() {
for (int row = 0; row < ROWS; row++) { Keyboard.begin();
digitalWrite(rowPins[row], LOW); // Serial.begin(115200);
for (int col = 0; col < COLS; col++) { setup_matrix();
//If we see an electrical connection on I->J,
int value = !digitalRead(colPins[col]);
if (previousMatrix[col][row] != value) {
if (value) {
Keyboard.press(keymap[row][col]);
}
else {
Keyboard.release(keymap[row][col]);
}
Serial.print("Detected a change on ");
Serial.print(col);
Serial.print(" ");
Serial.print(row);
Serial.print(" to ");
Serial.print(value);
Serial.println(".");
}
currentMatrix[col][row] = value;
}
digitalWrite(rowPins[row], HIGH);
}
} }
void init_keymap() { void loop() {
keymap[ROW_A][COL_1] = NO_KEY; scan_matrix();
keymap[ROW_A][COL_2] = KEY_1; send_key_event();
keymap[ROW_A][COL_3] = KEY_2; reset_matrix();
keymap[ROW_A][COL_4] = KEY_3;
keymap[ROW_A][COL_5] = KEY_4;
keymap[ROW_A][COL_6] = KEY_5;
keymap[ROW_A][COL_7] = NO_KEY;
keymap[ROW_A][COL_8] = NO_KEY;
keymap[ROW_A][COL_9] = KEY_6;
keymap[ROW_A][COL_10] = KEY_7;
keymap[ROW_A][COL_11] = KEY_8;
keymap[ROW_A][COL_12] = KEY_9;
keymap[ROW_A][COL_13] = KEY_0;
keymap[ROW_A][COL_14] = NO_KEY;
keymap[ROW_B][COL_1] = KEY_BACKTICK;
keymap[ROW_B][COL_2] = KEY_Q;
keymap[ROW_B][COL_3] = KEY_W;
keymap[ROW_B][COL_4] = KEY_E;
keymap[ROW_B][COL_5] = KEY_R;
keymap[ROW_B][COL_6] = KEY_T;
keymap[ROW_B][COL_7] = NO_KEY;
keymap[ROW_B][COL_8] = NO_KEY;
keymap[ROW_B][COL_9] = KEY_Y;
keymap[ROW_B][COL_10] = KEY_U;
keymap[ROW_B][COL_11] = KEY_I;
keymap[ROW_B][COL_12] = KEY_O;
keymap[ROW_B][COL_13] = KEY_P;
keymap[ROW_B][COL_14] = KEY_EQUALS;
keymap[ROW_C][COL_1] = KEY_PAGE_UP;
keymap[ROW_C][COL_2] = KEY_A;
keymap[ROW_C][COL_3] = KEY_S;
keymap[ROW_C][COL_4] = KEY_D;
keymap[ROW_C][COL_5] = KEY_F;
keymap[ROW_C][COL_6] = KEY_G;
keymap[ROW_C][COL_7] = KEY_TAB;
keymap[ROW_C][COL_8] = KEY_RETURN;
keymap[ROW_C][COL_9] = KEY_H;
keymap[ROW_C][COL_10] = KEY_J;
keymap[ROW_C][COL_11] = KEY_K;
keymap[ROW_C][COL_12] = KEY_L;
keymap[ROW_C][COL_13] = KEY_SEMICOLON;
keymap[ROW_C][COL_14] = KEY_QUOTE;
keymap[ROW_D][COL_1] = KEY_PAGE_DOWN;
keymap[ROW_D][COL_2] = KEY_Z;
keymap[ROW_D][COL_3] = KEY_X;
keymap[ROW_D][COL_4] = KEY_C;
keymap[ROW_D][COL_5] = KEY_V;
keymap[ROW_D][COL_6] = KEY_B;
keymap[ROW_D][COL_7] = KEY_ESC;
keymap[ROW_D][COL_8] = KEY_RETURN;
keymap[ROW_D][COL_9] = KEY_N;
keymap[ROW_D][COL_10] = KEY_M;
keymap[ROW_D][COL_11] = KEY_COMMA;
keymap[ROW_D][COL_12] = KEY_PERIOD;
keymap[ROW_D][COL_13] = KEY_SLASH;
keymap[ROW_D][COL_14] = KEY_MINUS;
keymap[ROW_E][COL_1] = KEY_LEFT_GUI;
keymap[ROW_E][COL_2] = KEY_BACKSPACE;
keymap[ROW_E][COL_3] = KEY_LEFT_SHIFT;
keymap[ROW_E][COL_4] = KEY_LEFT_CTRL;
keymap[ROW_E][COL_5] = KEY_LEFT_FN2;
keymap[ROW_E][COL_6] = NO_KEY;
keymap[ROW_E][COL_7] = NO_KEY;
keymap[ROW_E][COL_8] = NO_KEY;
keymap[ROW_E][COL_9] = NO_KEY;
keymap[ROW_E][COL_10] = KEY_RIGHT_FN2;
keymap[ROW_E][COL_11] = KEY_RIGHT_CTRL;
keymap[ROW_E][COL_12] = KEY_RIGHT_SHIFT;
keymap[ROW_E][COL_13] = KEY_SPACE;
keymap[ROW_E][COL_14] = KEY_RIGHT_ALT;
} }

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# Arduino Make file. Refer to https://github.com/sudar/Arduino-Makefile
BOARD_TAG = micro
MONITOR_PORT = /dev/cu.usbmodem1411
ARDUINO_LIBS =
include build/arduino-mk/Arduino.mk

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# Useful functions
# Returns the first argument (typically a directory), if the file or directory
# named by concatenating the first and optionally second argument
# (directory and optional filename) exists
dir_if_exists = $(if $(wildcard $(1)$(2)),$(1))
# For message printing: pad the right side of the first argument with spaces to
# the number of bytes indicated by the second argument.
space_pad_to = $(shell echo $(1) " " | head -c$(2))
# Call with some text, and a prefix tag if desired (like [AUTODETECTED]),
show_config_info = $(call arduino_output,- $(call space_pad_to,$(2),20) $(1))
# Call with the name of the variable, a prefix tag if desired (like [AUTODETECTED]),
# and an explanation if desired (like (found in $$PATH)
show_config_variable = $(call show_config_info,$(1) = $($(1)) $(3),$(2))
# Just a nice simple visual separator
show_separator = $(call arduino_output,-------------------------)
$(call show_separator)
$(call arduino_output,Arduino.mk Configuration:)
########################################################################
#
# Detect OS
ifeq ($(OS),Windows_NT)
CURRENT_OS = WINDOWS
else
UNAME_S := $(shell uname -s)
ifeq ($(UNAME_S),Linux)
CURRENT_OS = LINUX
endif
ifeq ($(UNAME_S),Darwin)
CURRENT_OS = MAC
endif
endif
$(call show_config_variable,CURRENT_OS,[AUTODETECTED])

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#
# chipKIT extensions for Arduino Makefile
# System part (i.e. project independent)
#
# Copyright (C) 2011, 2012, 2013 Christopher Peplin
# <chris.peplin@rhubarbtech.com>, based on work that is Copyright Martin
# Oldfield
#
# This file is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it
# under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License as
# published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2.1 of the
# License, or (at your option) any later version.
#
# Modified by John Wallbank for Visual Studio
#
# Development changes, John Wallbank,
#
# - made inclusion of WProgram.h optional so that
# including it in the source doesn't mess up compile error line numbers
# - parameterised the routine used to reset the serial port
#
########################################################################
# Makefile distribution path
#
# The show_config_variable is unavailable before we include the common makefile,
# so we defer logging the ARDMK_DIR info until it happens in Arduino.mk
ifndef ARDMK_DIR
# presume it's a level above the path to our own file
ARDMK_DIR := $(realpath $(dir $(realpath $(lastword $(MAKEFILE_LIST))))/..)
endif
ifndef ARDMK_PATH
ARDMK_PATH = $(ARDMK_DIR)/bin
endif
ifneq ($(wildcard $(ARDMK_DIR)/arduino-mk/Common.mk),)
# git checkout
include $(ARDMK_DIR)/arduino-mk/Common.mk
else
ifneq ($(wildcard $(ARDMK_DIR)/Common.mk),)
# package install
include $(ARDMK_DIR)/Common.mk
endif
endif
ifndef MPIDE_DIR
AUTO_MPIDE_DIR := $(firstword \
$(call dir_if_exists,/usr/share/mpide) \
$(call dir_if_exists,/Applications/Mpide.app/Contents/Resources/Java) )
ifdef AUTO_MPIDE_DIR
MPIDE_DIR = $(AUTO_MPIDE_DIR)
$(call show_config_variable,MPIDE_DIR,[autodetected])
else
echo $(error "mpide_dir is not defined")
endif
else
$(call show_config_variable,MPIDE_DIR,[USER])
endif
ifndef MPIDE_PREFERENCES_PATH
AUTO_MPIDE_PREFERENCES_PATH := $(firstword \
$(call dir_if_exists,$(HOME)/.mpide/preferences.txt) \
$(call dir_if_exists,$(HOME)/Library/Mpide/preferences.txt) )
ifdef AUTO_MPIDE_PREFERENCES_PATH
MPIDE_PREFERENCES_PATH = $(AUTO_MPIDE_PREFERENCES_PATH)
$(call show_config_variable,MPIDE_PREFERENCES_PATH,[autodetected])
endif
endif
AVR_TOOLS_DIR = $(ARDUINO_DIR)/hardware/pic32/compiler/pic32-tools
AVRDUDE_DIR = $(ARDUINO_DIR)/hardware/tools
AVRDUDE = $(AVRDUDE_DIR)/avrdude
AVRDUDE_CONF = $(AVRDUDE_DIR)/avrdude.conf
ALTERNATE_CORE = pic32
ALTERNATE_CORE_PATH = $(MPIDE_DIR)/hardware/pic32
ARDUINO_CORE_PATH = $(ALTERNATE_CORE_PATH)/cores/$(ALTERNATE_CORE)
ARDUINO_PREFERENCES_PATH = $(MPIDE_PREFERENCES_PATH)
ARDUINO_DIR = $(MPIDE_DIR)
ARDUINO_VERSION = 23
CC_NAME = pic32-gcc
CXX_NAME = pic32-g++
AR_NAME = pic32-ar
OBJDUMP_NAME = pic32-objdump
OBJCOPY_NAME = pic32-objcopy
SIZE_NAME = pic32-size
LDSCRIPT = $(call PARSE_BOARD,$(BOARD_TAG),ldscript)
LDSCRIPT_FILE = $(ARDUINO_CORE_PATH)/$(LDSCRIPT)
MCU_FLAG_NAME=mprocessor
LDFLAGS += -T$(ARDUINO_CORE_PATH)/$(LDSCRIPT)
CPPFLAGS += -mno-smart-io -fno-short-double
CFLAGS_STD =
include $(ARDMK_DIR)/arduino-mk/Arduino.mk

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#!/usr/bin/python
# usage: reset_arduino <DEVICE>
# where <DEVICE> is typically some /dev/ttyfoobar
import sys
import serial
ser = serial.Serial()
ser.port=sys.argv[2]
ser.baudrate=1200
ser.open(); ser.close()
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