A simple 6 axis (3 joysticks x 2 axis) throttle quadrant for Arduino Micro or Leonardo
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- Changed to display as a single joystick for Linux systems
- Added input filtering to allow controlling with keyboard
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ThrottleQuadrant

A simple 6 axis (3 joysticks x 2 axis) throttle quadrant for Arduino Micro or Leonardo Version 1.0

Jarno Rankinen

Requirements: Arduino Micro (or Leonardo, as long as its with the ATMega32U4 chip)

6 linear slide potentiometers (10 kOhm is OK)

Wires

USB-microUSB cable

Breadboard (optional)

Arduino IDE

Arduino Joystick library: https://github.com/MHeironimus/ArduinoJoystickLibrary/tree/version-1.0 This sketch uses the Joystick3.h -library Download ZIP and place Joystick3 folder to your Documents/Arduino/libraries directory

Wiring: For each slider, connect the

  • slider's GND to Arduino GND
  • slider's VCC to corresponding analog input

The SIGNAL pin of the slider is left unconnected.

The pins in the slider are as follows:

    _____
   | |   |  Vcc
   |   | |  SIG
   |     |
   |     |
   |     |
   |     |
   |     |
   |  |  |  GND
   |_____|

Follow the instructions in the beginning of ThrottleQuadrant.ino to calibrate the sliders.

Enjoy flying!