The Enabled Controller is an open-source switch interface that enables adaptive switches and analog joysticks to be used with a compatible USB device such as a computer, tablet, or phone. The device accepts up to 8 adaptive switches (3.5 mm) and up to two dual axis analog joysticks as inputs.

The Enabled Controller is available in 2 software versions. The USB version emulates a keyboard or a mouse. The Joystick version emulates a gamepad.  Both versions use the same hardware. It is possible to change software versions using a computer and a moderately involved process.

Print Settings

Infill: 20%

Resolution: 0.2mm

Supports: Yes (only for the Enclosure Top)

Rafts: No

Documentation

Find the bill of materials, PCB files, and build files on https://github.com/milador/Enabled-Controller-Mini 

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