The issues is that the arduino that I've for testing is a Nano with a ATmega328 chip, not a ATmega32u4 like the micro or the leonardo. It does not seem to include the keyboard support library: it reports errors as _keyReport as an undefined type, like with fl0w3n.
Yes , its a long time ago I made this code, but it still works surprisingly well ;-). I use the keyboard on my retro amiga notebook conversion every day. Im actually writing this post on the Amiga Keyboard. Attached are some pictures of my Amiga 500 conversion.
Retro Computer: Arduino Pro Mini stuffed in a keyboard
Hello, I have a slightly similar potential project I am pondering on Instead of USB hid, I want old school PS/2, so I can use real Amiga keyboard and mouse on my Minimig. That is a nice little project in itself, but it would be even more awesome if I manage to have one arduino connected to the PS/2 ports on the Minimig and another arduino to the Amiga keyboard and mouse, the two arduinos communicating wirelessly. And then think further, what if there are multiple systems (my Minimig (PS/2), my MIST (USB hid)and my CD32 (Amiga mini-DIN)) and I want to control them all from one remote unit, which acts like a wireless keyboard+mouse+joysticks switch... one can dream 2ff7e9595c
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