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#Diy mousex full
#Diy mousex code
#Diy mousex windows

This project is still going, but it's on hold for now. I haven't even began programming that, and it would allow for fully wireless mouseage. Finally, there's the whole USB half to the mouse.

#Diy mousex full

Full video tutorial by Michelles Party Plan-It. Both can hopefully function, so that's something that needs to be coded in. Create your own No Sew DIY Minnie Mouse Ears easily with a few dollar store items and the Cricut Maker. The LEDs could be used to show which mode the mouse is in. There is also an antenna and radio chip sitting unused. Currently, my main annoyance with the mouse is that I don't want the lift key bind on while gaming, since it's not 100% consistent and can randomly activate, but that takes a whole command to disable, compared to just pressing the button on the bottom. The bottom button does nothing, and the LEDs on the bottom don't light up either. Emphasis on the should, it refuses to work on the front IO of my computer, so try multiple ports in different areas of your/other people's computers if it doesn't work.Ĭurrently, the mouse is lacking features.

Get the Cortex-Debug VS-Code extension to make everything super easy.

You also need rust + cargo installed for this, so make sure you have those.

#Diy mousex windows

I used windows to develop all of this, so if there are any bugs on other platforms, let me know.This is the hardest part if you have no experience, but generally it should just work once you configure OpenOCD Use the git repo to compile and upload the code.If you have a USB current draw monitor, make sure it's only drawing around 10mA Plug it in, and make sure nothing happens.Anything above around 10k is probably fine It should read 0 ohms briefly, because of the caps, but should also rise in resistance quickly.

Check for shorts between all the voltage rails and the ground plane, since this is expensive and shorting stuff would be sad.There's a nice plugin called Interactive HTML Bom that makes this super easy.Use KiCad as a guide to assemble everything properly.Make sure you get a solder stencil with this, or else soldering will be near impossible.Order the PCB from JLCPCB, or whatever PCB manufacturer you want.You can use your own OpenOCD probe if you want, just make sure it supports the MAX32625.

#Diy mousex code

Order this device from NXP, so you can upload the code.

Order all the parts from Digikey using the spreadsheet in the files section below.

I was able to get them easily because I am a student, for example. This is hard to do, but contact them through their support and see what options are available.

Find a way to obtain a PMW3389 mouse sensor from PixArt.

It requires some precise placements, complex soldering, and embedded knowledge, but all of that can be gained while building it.

While not super accessible, I feel that building this mouse is something anyone with enough time and money available can do.