I've been looking at creating a control panel for the Delta Glider, but it didn't take me long to run into a fundamental problem:
How do you convert the output from a switch, which is continuously on, to the momentary signal needed to replicate a keyboard press?
I've found one site that suggests using a relay along with a capacitor to "block" the signal from the switch after it has been flipped.
https://electronics.stackexchange.c...mentary-switch-using-a-transistor-and-capacit
This seems like such a fundamental issue that I imagine it has been dealt with before.
With numerous toggles, rotating selector switches, and slide switches, needed for the Delta Glider, I'd really appreciate any suggestions.
-Tom
How do you convert the output from a switch, which is continuously on, to the momentary signal needed to replicate a keyboard press?
I've found one site that suggests using a relay along with a capacitor to "block" the signal from the switch after it has been flipped.
https://electronics.stackexchange.c...mentary-switch-using-a-transistor-and-capacit
This seems like such a fundamental issue that I imagine it has been dealt with before.
With numerous toggles, rotating selector switches, and slide switches, needed for the Delta Glider, I'd really appreciate any suggestions.
-Tom