Build Teensy/Arduino Keyboard USB to USB remapping device -- 2
$30-250 USD
Paid on delivery
Need: I require a USB device that accepts usb input device, and allows me to remap specific keys to a different characters.
Example: When a user types the 5 key, the 5 key will output a 'j' in the user's operating system.
Usage Case: I can plug in a usb numpad, and remap specific keys to different characters. Software packages do exists that have this functionality, but I want a hardware solution.
Working Example: Here is a link to a forum topic which contains instructions for the device I need: http:// [login to view URL]
I need a service provider with experience building teensy hardware components to build (or show me a comparable product) a usb to usb keyboard remapping device.
Steps:
I will select SP
I will release initial milestone funds to SP for purchasing components
SP will purchase components
SP will build and test device
SP will ship finished hardware to me.
I will release remaining funds
Skills required:
Be able to complete task based on forum post.
Be able to solder and complete arduino/teensy usb device
Please Note:
I created this posting because I have searched extensively for a suitable product, but did not find any devices that matched my requirement.
If you have encountered an existing device that fulfills my requirements, let me know. I will accept you as the provider and compensate you for the referral.
Summary:
Need usb to usb keyboard remapping device
I will pay for parts
Need SP to assemble them.
Let me know if this exists.
Project ID: #6124625
About the project
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I'm Electronic engineer and currently doing higher studies I would like to use my extensive Embedded system design and PCB design knowledge to do this projects . I'm so experienced with Arduino, PIC ,DSpics and expert More
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Hi there! My name is Keith and I am a professional electrical engineer here in the US. I now work solely as a contracting designer and freelancer. Many of my projects entail working with microcontrollers, PLCs and a More
