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cvargcal



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Send ascii as keyboard
PostPosted: Thu Oct 04, 2018 3:37 pm     Reply with quote

Hi, I have one buffer with this data "04C65D12FF3880CA".
But alway send 04c65d12f380ca, not send complete the array.

Code:
// convert ascii character to USB HID Keyboard scancode.
// realize that there is no difference between 'A'/'a' or '1'/'!', they
// have the same scancode.  in order to differentiate between these the SHIFT
// modifier has to be set (see kb_modifier_t).
// see kb_scancode_t for other scancodes that are not ascii.
// bit8 will be set if shift needs to be set (for upper case chars or '!' vs '1')
unsigned int16 ToHidKeyboardScancode(char c)
{
   unsigned int16 shift = 0;
   
   if ((c>='A')&&(c<='Z'))
   {
      c = tolower(c);
      shift = 0x100;
   }
   if ((c>='a')&&(c<='z'))
   {
      return(((c-='a')+4)|shift);
   }
   if ((c>='1')&&(c<='9'))
   {
      return((c-='0')+0x1D);
   }
   switch(c)
   {
      case '!':   return(0x11E);
      case '@':   return(0x11F);
      case '#':   return(0x120);
      case '$':   return(0x121);
      case '%':   return(0x122);
      case '^':   return(0x123);
      case '&':   return(0x124);
      case '*':   return(0x125);
      case '(':   return(0x126);
      case ')':   return(0x127);
      case '0':   return(0x27);
      case '\n':  return(0x28);  //enter
      case '\r':  return(0x28);  //enter
      case '\b':  return(0x2A);  //backspace
      case '\t':  return(0x2B);  //tab
      case ' ':   return(0x2C);  //space
      case '_':   return(0x12D);
      case '-':   return(0x2D);
      case '+':   return(0x12E);
      case '=':   return(0x2E);
      case '{':   return(0x12F);
      case '[':   return(0x2F);
      case '}':   return(0x130);
      case ']':   return(0x30);
      case '|':   return(0x131);
      case '\\':   return(0x31);
      case ':':   return(0x133);
      case ';':   return(0x33);
      case '"':   return(0x134);
      case '\'':   return(0x34);
      case '~':   return(0x135);
      case '`':   return(0x35);
      case '<':   return(0x136);
      case ',':   return(0x36);
      case '>':   return(0x137);
      case '.':   return(0x37);
      case '?':   return(0x138);
      case '/':   return(0x38);
   }
}


void usb_keyboard_task(void) {
      static int8 tx_msg[7]={0,0,0,0,0,0,0};
      unsigned int8 leds;
      unsigned int16 scancode;

    if ( messageReady){   // I have full the array  "04C65D12FF3880CA"
          scancode = ToHidKeyboardScancode(moduleResonseBuffer[i++]);
          //if(bit_test(scancode, 8)) tx_msg[0] = KB_MODIFIER_LEFT_SHIFT;
          tx_msg[2] = scancode;
          usb_put_packet(2,tx_msg,sizeof(tx_msg),USB_DTS_TOGGLE);   
   }

   else{
   tx_msg[2]=0;
   usb_put_packet(2,tx_msg,sizeof(tx_msg),USB_DTS_TOGGLE);


if (moduleResonseBuffer[i]==0x00 ) {
   i=0;
   messageReady=0;
   output_high(LED_CMD);         delay_ms(300);         output_low(LED_CMD);
}


   //receive NUM LOCK, CAPS LOCK, etc LED status from PC. e won't do anything with it.
   if (usb_kbhit(2))    usb_get_packet(2, &leds, 1);


}


What happened, work fine but not send all characters.
04C65D12FF3880CA
04c65d12ff3880ca

I see... no send when the "asccii" is repeated...
temtronic



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PostPosted: Thu Oct 04, 2018 5:25 pm     Reply with quote

1) This is not a complete PIC program so I can't see important details like 'fuses'...

2) What is the receiving device ? A PC ? If so, what program is receiving the PIC's data stream ? If I assume a 'terminal program', like RealTerm, perhaps it's not configured properly or the PC is doing 'other stuff'.

Jay
cvargcal



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PostPosted: Thu Oct 04, 2018 5:55 pm     Reply with quote

I have the soluction... I have send 0 after every press...
Thanks

Its very slow... How I can do more faster?
temtronic



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PostPosted: Fri Oct 05, 2018 2:43 pm     Reply with quote

You'd have to show us the whole program not just bits of it. You do show a delay_ms(300); though. THAT would slow it down !

If I'm reading the post correctly, you have a PC keyboard connected to a PIC that then sends the key presses via USB to a PC. If so, it should be FAST ! I did similar project 20 years ago with a 16C84 running at 4MHz.
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