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Yeap, from what I know that what you get with linux.

Look here, http://www.raphnet.net/electronique/ata ... dex_en.php

under "Sega multi-tap". Same deal. Ralh is a bit of a genius when it comes to this stuff. He works mainly with linux, so if there was a way I'd image he'd found it. It would not hurt you to email him, and ask though...

I have this descriptor for a HID joystick. const char gcn64_usbHidReportDescriptor[] PROGMEM = { 0x05, 0x01, // USAGE_PAGE (Generic Desktop) 0x09, 0x05, // USAGE (Gamepad) 0xa1, 0x01, // COLLECTION (Application) 0x09, 0x01, // USAGE (Pointer) 0xa1, 0x00, // COLLECTION (Physical) 0x05, 0x01, // USAGE...

thx, looking for that.

Yes that is what I'm after the link you gave me is missing the file "Kbd_mouse.hid" as it stated would be in the zip. Going to read through this info but any example links would be great! Grendel, thx for the info, at least I know its possible now.

rinku, if you could are you looking to do something like this?

viewtopic.php?f=8&t=2854

I dont have a solution but would really like to know the same, if that what you are asking.

If this sounds nutty, then please disregard as I'm way more lost then you. But would you not want to connect the usb pins to what you chose in your software? Unless you didnt write it, or I'm missing something painfully obvious you would want to set your pins in the code and then connect them as suc...

I just read over the Device Class Definition for PID 1.0. and see its posible. has anyone out there done this, does anyone know of a example descriptor layout or code?

hmm cant help you there, I dont retain that sort of info christian was the one that pointed my to it. I remember it was not hosted where it should be and he linked me, PM him.

I used a 1.5k but the 2 should work.. I also have a 68 on d- as well as d+ I have seen some strange voltages myself but as mush as I though that would be an issue it never was. Did you try the usbavr-driver-and-examples . This is how I fix my problem. I download them and made the code / fuse / and d...

My circuit is the original circuit from the HIDKeys project. I also tried the circuit used by the usbasp project (with 3v6 and 3v3 zehners). Both did'nt work for me.

- Start here, the 1/2 will not work. You will need 1 what diodes. Fuses are good, and code looks ok.

Should not be a problem, but to be honest there are so many thing to check.

the driver
the fuses
the code changes
the diodes

There is a bit more to each individual part above. If you know you have the latest driver, post your fuses, then post the code, or a bit of feed back so we can help.

So would it even be possible to make a HID work with a mouse and joystick. I want to emulate the Gemini controller. It was a atari on the top and the paddle on the bottom. Seem like a simple task but how could I out put mouse HID data with Joystick HID data in the same device?

turns out it was an old usbdrv, the actual file that was causing issues was usbdrvasm.o. I dont understand this level of the code but my guess is this fie was updated in 08. The bad usbdrvasm files show 12/12/07 the good show 3/12/08.

ah good enough then thx.

I finaly got my exmaples to work with my atmega168 but there is one thing I would like to understand. where is the hardwareInit in these examples?