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IR Desktop Controller Documentation

Getting Started

1. Download the Code

  • Navigate to our GitHub repository.
  • Click the green "Code" button, then select "Download ZIP".
  • Once downloaded, unzip the folder.

2. Selecting Your Version

Based on your hardware, you can choose between:

  • v1 - Just the IR receiver.
  • v2 - IR receiver with the screen.

3. Setup in Arduino IDE

  • Open the desired version in the Arduino IDE.
  • Ensure you've selected the correct board (Arduino Micro).
  • Click on the upload button to send the code to your board.

Programming the Controller for Custom Functions

You have access to 7 functions that allow various actions to be performed. Below is a breakdown of each function and how to use it:

1. printstring(String str)

Prints a string to the connected computer as if it was typed on a keyboard.

  • Usage: printstring("Hello World!");

2. printstringenter(String str)

Prints a string and simulates pressing the Enter key.

  • Usage: printstringenter("This will be followed by an Enter key press.");

3. openapp(String appname)

Simulates opening an application on the connected computer. It uses the system's search function to find and open the app.

  • Usage: openapp("Calculator");

4. searchWebFor(String browser, String url)

Opens a browser and navigates to the provided URL.

  • Usage: searchWebFor("Google Chrome", "https://www.example.com");

5. keyshortcut2(uint8_t key1, uint8_t key2)

Simulates a 2-key shortcut.

  • Usage: keyshortcut2(KEY_LEFT_CTRL, 'A'); // This selects all text.

6. keyshortcut3(uint8_t key1, uint8_t key2, uint8_t key3)

Simulates a 3-key shortcut.

  • Usage: keyshortcut3(KEY_LEFT_CTRL, KEY_LEFT_SHIFT, 'N'); // This opens a new window in many browsers.

7. keyshortcut4(uint8_t key1, uint8_t key2, uint8_t key3, uint8_t key4)

Simulates a 4-key shortcut. Usage: keyshortcut4(KEY_LEFT_CTRL, KEY_LEFT_ALT, KEY_LEFT_SHIFT, 'K'); // Example usage.

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To chain functions or execute multiple commands with a single button press, simply place the desired functions in a sequence:

case YOUR_IR_CODE: printstring("Hi, this is"); delay(500); // Optional: Give a brief delay between commands. printstringenter("the IR Desktop Controller."); openapp("Notepad"); break;

🎮 ###Remote Programming With v2, you can easily program your device with new remotes:

###1. - Point the remote at the IR Desktop Controller. ###2. - Press the desired button on the remote. ###3. -The IR code will be displayed on the screen. ###4. -Note down this code. ###5. -Update the main code's switch case with the new IR code to assign functions.

Copy code case NOTED_DOWN_IR_CODE: printstring("Your custom command here."); break;

🌐 ###Additional Information ###Our Website: Leumas Tech ###Contact: Contact Leumas Tech ###Other Devices: Refer to our website for other innovative devices. 🔗 ###Sources ###Wire Library ###SSD1306Ascii ###IRremote ###Keyboard Library 🎯 ###Purpose The IR Desktop Controller is designed with a vision to simplify daily computer tasks. With the expansion of technology, desktops are often cluttered with numerous applications and tasks. Our controller provides a unique solution to allow users to seamlessly control and manage their desktop environments with the press of a remote button.

Given the limitations of smaller, low-memory devices, we opted for a design that maximizes functionality without overburdening the system. This approach ensures fast response times, reliability, and the flexibility to be customized by users of all experience levels.

⚠️ ###Important Notice For optimal functionality, this code should be used with an Arduino Micro or another Arduino MCU that supports USB emulation through the Keyboard.h library.