#ORBITRON DRIVERS CODE#

#ORBITRON DRIVERS CODE#

So shows up as a USB drive and you can edit the source code directly! It seems to work fine with the SpaceOrb 360 and New design! This uses the Seeduino Xiao or Adafruit QTPy to do the heavy lifting, and is programmed in CircuitPython I'm deeply honored to have been included in Scott Hanselman's Hanselminutes podcast here great to find another Orb fan! The Orbotron 9001, v3 This will require a USB-C cable (the kind you would use to charge a phone but make sure it has data!) I've tried to find a super-cheap 'Pigtail' adapter to include with it but haven't found one that wouldn't drive up the price unnecessarily. Source available and we'll get it going! See the open-source wiki at enter link description here Also! With the new Python-based engine, this is much more configurable than before, but I admit it's not well-documented yet,Īnd I apologize. Most frequently asked question: 'The edge buttons don't work!' They do! 'Chording' is on by default, so the edge buttons (or both, or neither) choose the 'page' for the face buttons, so you have 16 virtual buttons to play with.

Very minor modification the v4 uses the Adafruit QtPy while the v3 used the Seeeduino Xiao they are functionally the same. This is pretty nuts, but until I can find an option, I can't do international shipping.Īlso I'm in the process of moving to the UK, which is going to make shipping more interesting I'll try to leave a pile with friends in the US to ship, so hopefully some international shipping will be up and running again soon. This was the only shipping option I could find that was reasonable (about $15 USD) the next available option is priority mail international which tends to be about $69, and it goes higher from there. The USPS has suspended first-class international shipping to many countries.

Orbitron drivers