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Annoying though they can be, if you play any kind of instrument, you will definitely benefit from using a metronome. While many of them thock or otherwise tock, the VRRVRR …read more Continue reading Metronome Flashes and Vibrates To the Beat
If you’ve scavenged some random keypads and want to reuse them in a project without the hassle of figuring out the pinouts, then [Cliff Biffle] has an interface module for …read more Continue reading Keypad Interface Module Reverse Engineers Pinouts So You Don’t Have To
Numerical keypads are common entry devices for everything from home security systems to phones and more. Unfortunately, a great deal of them are difficult to use if you’re visually impaired. …read more Continue reading Students 3D Print Low Cost Braille Keypad
We’re used to the idea of a macropad, a small extension keyboard for your computer whose keys can be programmed to the functions of your choice. They can be made …read more Continue reading Deepdeck: Going Beyond The Macro Pad
The idea of a macro keypad is a great one, a set of keys programmable with frequent but complex tasks. But once programmed, how can the user keep track of …read more Continue reading Odd Inputs and Peculiar Peripherals: A MacroPad With A Handy Layout Screen
Don’t feel bad if you don’t know what Cistercian numbers are. Unless you’re a monk of the Order of Cistercia, there’s really no reason for you to learn the cipher …read more Continue reading Number Like It’s 1234 AD With This Cistercian Keypad
[Lauri Pirttiaho] from the [Swiss Knife of Electronics] channel explains how to simplify your resistive divider keypad design on Hackaday.io. The usual method involves building a resistive ladder that gives …read more Continue reading Improved Technique for Resistive Divider Keypads
Do you miss the mind-blowing typing speed of your old Nokia brick with predictive text turned on? Well, so did [Guy Dupont], so he created a USB keypad with T9 …read more Continue reading Miss The Predictive Text From Your Old Nokia? Build Your Own T9 Keypad
In order for a thief to bypass a security system’s interface, they generally have to see that interface in the first place. That’s why Swiss scientists have designed an access code keypad which is completely transparent.Continue ReadingCategory: Good T… Continue reading Security keypad designed to thwart thieves – by being transparent
When we first laid eyes on Keybon, the adaptive macro keyboard, we sort of wondered what the big deal was. It honestly looked like any other USB macro keyboard, with big icons for various common tasks on the chunky keys. But looks can be deceiving, and [Max.K] worked a couple …read more
Continue reading Adaptive Macro-Pad Uses Tiny OLED Screens as Keycaps