When the Teensy USB device tells the remote computer that the mouse has moved by 100 units it depends on the settings in control panel and on the operating system, how much the mouse really moves on the screen.
As you don't know the current location of the mouse pointer on the computer that is connected to the Teensy you would have to first move the mouse to the top left corner of the screen and start a relative movement from there, which is ugly.The X11 server does not accept a USB mouse device that sends absolute coordinates.īut if you want to position the mouse at an exact location on the screen, the mouse positioning with relative coordinates is useless for several reasons: The cause is a severe design error in the Linux X11 server which is full of bugs and misdesigns. The mouse emulation does not work on Linux. You will find several example projects already installed on your harddisk (see menu "File" -> "Examples").īut there is a severe problem with the original code from TeensyDuino 1.27: When you have installed and configured the compiler you can already start writing code that emulates keyboard, mouse and joystick. Problems with the actual version TeensyDuino 1.27
TEENSY DRIVER WINDOWS NOT WORKING SERIAL
You can also use the option " Serial + Keyboard + Mouse + Joystick" which will add an USB virtual COM port to the keyboard, mouse and joystick devices. You have to configure the compiler like in this screenshot: The source code has to be written in C and the firmware that you write for the board is named a " Sketch".
( Download)ĭirect links to version 1.27: MAC, Linux 32 bit, Linux 64 bit, Windows To program the Teensy's processor you need a micro USB cable and you have to install: Among the features of the Teensy is the capability of the microprocessor to emulate USB devices. It can be programmed with the same developer environment as an Arduino board. The Teensy 3.1 is a tiny PCB board (35 x 18 mm) with a lot of hardware functionality.
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