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Fast overview: Use an Arduino Micro as a Joystick for OpenTrack with the input of your FPV-Headtracker.
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Hardware:
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#Hardware:
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• Arduino Micro (ATmega32U4 = featuring a built-in USB which makes the Micro recognizable as a joystick)
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• 3,5 mm phone jack from your goggle
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• Mirroring the Computer-Screen to the goggle with a HDMI to AV converter
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Software:
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##Software:
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• install the latest OpenTrack software https://github.com/opentrack/opentrack/releases
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• install latest Arduino IDE and drivers
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Libraries used in this project:
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###Libraries used in this project:
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• Joystick.h https://github.com/MHeironimus/ArduinoJoystickLibrary
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• CPPM.h https://github.com/jmparatte/CPPM
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Installation: 1. prepare Hardware. Ground to Ground and the PPM-Pin to D4 (it´s the ICP-Pin)
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###Installation: 1. prepare Hardware. Ground to Ground and the PPM-Pin to D4 (it´s the ICP-Pin)
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2. Install the libraries
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3. Upload the sketch to the Arduino
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4. Check if the Arduino is detected from the computer (Windows Control Panel >> Hardware >> Devices >> Arduino Micro
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