Hello,
So, I'd like to know if anyone has any information about the functionalities of PSP 2-Axis in the Raspberry Pi? I want more detailed information than this site http://www.newsdownload.co.uk/pages/RPi ... stick.html, because I can not find nothing about this usage.
I appreciate your help!
Thank you!
Re: [QUESTION] SPI and PSP 2-Axis
the 2 axis stick gives an analogue value, the SPI based Digital to analogue converter changes the signal into a digital reference that is taken back to the pi via the SPI bus.
there are many 2 axis sticks that do the same things, I've got three in my bits box waiting for a project that needs them.
there are many 2 axis sticks that do the same things, I've got three in my bits box waiting for a project that needs them.
Doug.
Building Management Systems Engineer.
Building Management Systems Engineer.
Re: [QUESTION] SPI and PSP 2-Axis
I'm trying to read the bits retrieved from MCP3002 to the R-Pi, but, without success. I'm reproducing the Python code that read the bits to C++, but, I'm not tested it, yet!BMS Doug wrote:the 2 axis stick gives an analogue value, the SPI based Digital to analogue converter changes the signal into a digital reference that is taken back to the pi via the SPI bus.
there are many 2 axis sticks that do the same things, I've got three in my bits box waiting for a project that needs them.
I didn't find an example in pure C++, just found examples using the wiringPi, and I don't want to use this lib.
if you know any examples in C or C++, I'll appreciate the sharing! 
Thanks!
Re: [QUESTION] SPI and PSP 2-Axis
halherta has written a nice post about interfacing the MC3008 in C++ it should be fairly easy to modify this to work with the MCP3002.
Doug.
Building Management Systems Engineer.
Building Management Systems Engineer.
Re: [QUESTION] SPI and PSP 2-Axis
Great! Thank you so much!BMS Doug wrote:halherta has written a nice post about interfacing the MC3008 in C++ it should be fairly easy to modify this to work with the MCP3002.
Re: [QUESTION] SPI and PSP 2-Axis
you are welcome.todi wrote: Great! Thank you so much!
Doug.
Building Management Systems Engineer.
Building Management Systems Engineer.
Re: [QUESTION] SPI and PSP 2-Axis
Well, I lied! It's not that ok!BMS Doug wrote:you are welcome.todi wrote: Great! Thank you so much!
Yes, it works! I mean... the code created by Adafruit team for Python, I changed to C++ and it work! But, I need to create an coordinate space with the X (channel 1) and Y (channel 0), but, the values of X and Y changes everytime I start my application and I don't know how can I could create this space. Did you know how? Or have any a ideas?
Thank you again!