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Features:
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* It's small, made for 15-17 inch screen.
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* Air towers are replaced with built-in ToF sensors.
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* Traditional IR Air mechanism is also provided for DIYers.
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* HID lights, of course!
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* 32 keys (upper and lower rows).
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* Follows CrazyRedMachine's RedBoard I/O protocol.
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@ -169,6 +170,20 @@ You need **4x M3*12mm screws and 4x M3 hex nuts** to fix all things.
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7x silicone anti-slip pads can be applied to the bottom side of the base to provide stability when playing.
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<img src="doc/silicone_pad.png" width="50%">
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### IR Air Tower
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This is not necessary for Chu Pico. But some people may prefer the traditional IR air tower, especially when they're using Chu Pico design for a full-sized controller.
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So hereby I provide the IR air tower design, with a pair of air tower PCBs and the firmware support.
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1. First, you need to order the PCBs, the gerber file is `Production\PCB\chu_air_v*.zip`. It's for both sides of the air tower.
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2. Order the components, they're marked in the schematic. Then solder them to the PCB following the silkscreen.
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3. For left side tower, use J1 to connect to the Raspberry Pi Pico, and for the right side tower, use J2. GPIO 3 -> A, GPIO 4 -> B, GPIO 5 -> C, ADC 0 (GPIO 26) -> Right S, ADC 1 (GPIO 27) -> Left S.
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<img src="doc/air_tower_wiring.png" width="50%">
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4. Steps for deployment.
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I. Enable IR air tower in the firmware (command `ir enable`), this will disable ToF.
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II. Enable diagnostics for IR (command `ir diagnostic`).
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III. Place the air towers and watch the output of the diagnostics, higher value means beam is received.
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IV. Set the baseline after the towers are properly placed (command `ir baseline`).
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V. Optionally, set the sensitivity, it's a percentage of expected change (command `ir trigger <1..100>`).
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### Firmware
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* UF2 file is in `Production\Firmware` folder.
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* For the new build, hold the BOOTSEL button while connect the USB to a PC, there will be a disk named "RPI-RP2" showed up. Drag the UF2 firmware binary file into it. That's it. There's a small hole at the bottom side of the Chu Pico, it is facing right to the BOOTSEL button.
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**特性:**
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* 它很小巧,适合15-17寸屏幕。
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* 空键被 ToF 距离传感器替代。
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* 也提供了传统 IR Air 的机制供 DIY 玩家使用。
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* HID 灯光,必须的!
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* 32个按键(上下两排)。
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* 遵循 CrazyRedMachine 的 RedBoard I/O 协议。
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7x 个硅胶防滑垫可以贴在基座的底部,以提供游玩时候的稳定性。
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<img src="doc/silicone_pad.png" width="50%">
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### 红外空键
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Chu Pico 本身不需要红外空键。但是有些人可能用 Chu Pico 来做一个全尺寸的控制器,它们更喜欢传统的 IR 空键。
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所以我提供了 IR 空键的设计,包括一对空键 PCB 和对应的固件支持。
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1. 首先,你需要下单 PCB,Gerber 文件在 `Production\PCB\chu_air_v*.zip`。空键的两侧都需要这个 PCB。
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2. 根据原理图里的有标记,购买对应的元器件,然后按照丝印焊接到 PCB 上。
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3. 左侧空键 PCB 使用 J1 连接到 Pi Pico 主控,右侧空键 PCB 使用 J2 连接。GPIO 3 -> A, GPIO 4 -> B, GPIO 5 -> C, ADC 0 (GPIO 26) -> Right S, ADC 1 (GPIO 27) -> Left S。
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<img src="doc/air_tower_wiring.png" width="50%">
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4. 调试上线的过程如下:
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I. 在固件中启用 IR 空键(命令 `ir enable`),它会自动禁用 ToF。
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II. 启用 IR 的诊断功能(命令 `ir diagnostic`)。
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III. 摆放两侧的空键塔,观察诊断输出,数值高代表着对应的红外光线已经对准接收器。
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IV. 在正确摆放好空键塔后,设置基线(命令 `ir baseline`)。
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V. 可选,设置触发灵敏度,是一个变化率的百分比值(命令 `ir trigger <1..100>`)。
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### 固件
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* UF2 文件在 `Production\Firmware` 文件夹下。
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* 全新烧录的话,按住 Pico Pi 的 BOOTSEL 按钮,然后连接 USB 到 PC,会出现一个名为 "RPI-RP2" 的磁盘。将 UF2 固件二进制文件拖入即可。Chu Pico 的底部有一个小孔,它正对着 BOOTSEL 按钮。
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chu_cfg->ir.base[i] = air_ir_raw(i);
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printf(" %4d", chu_cfg->ir.base[i]);
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}
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config_changed();
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printf("\n");
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}
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static void handle_ir(int argc, char *argv[])
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{
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const char *usage = "Usage: ir <diagnostic|baseline>\n"
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const char *usage = "Usage: ir <enable|disable|diagnostic|baseline>\n"
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" ir trigger <percent>\n"
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" percent: [1..100]\n";
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if (argc == 1) {
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const char *commands[] = { "diagnostic", "baseline" };
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const char *commands[] = { "enable", "disable", "diagnostic", "baseline" };
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int cmd = cli_match_prefix(commands, count_of(commands), argv[0]);
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if (cmd == 0) {
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air_diagnostic();
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chu_cfg->ir.enabled = true;
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air_init();
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} else if (cmd == 1) {
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chu_cfg->ir.enabled = false;
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} else if (cmd == 2) {
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air_diagnostic();
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} else if (cmd == 3) {
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air_baseline();
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} else {
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printf(usage);
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return;
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}
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config_changed();
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} else if (argc == 2) {
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air_trigger(argv);
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} else {
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