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Handheld Controller Board

Handheld Controller Board

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A handheld controller PCBA featuring a two-directional joystick, button, and trim potentiometer. It connects using a DIN-802 port and cable and is designed to work with the Eye Mechanism Controller Board - β series - but of course it can be repurposed for any type of project. There is options to include the DIN-802 male-male cable and not.

The Handheld Controller 3D Printed Parts in which this product can be mounted will be available for purchase and meanwhile open-sourced soon.

What is special about this design compared to other handheld controllers??

This controller features a "Trim Potentiometer" on the back, which can be used to adjust a value and hold its position, whereas most controllers use spring loaded potentiometers which return to their home position. Put simply, this means you can select a value (for example, how wide open the eyelids of an eye mechanism are) and it will stay there!

This is a development board intended for experienced makers and engineers. It may require some technical knowledge to use effectively. By purchasing, you acknowledge the need for appropriate skills in electronics and DIY projects. 

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A handheld controller PCBA featuring a two-directional joystick, button, and trim potentiometer. It connects using a DIN-802 port and cable and is designed to work with the Eye Mechanism Controller Board - β series - but of course it can be repurposed for any type of project. There is options to include the DIN-802 male-male cable and not.

The Handheld Controller 3D Printed Parts in which this product can be mounted will be available for purchase and meanwhile open-sourced soon.

What is special about this design compared to other handheld controllers??

This controller features a "Trim Potentiometer" on the back, which can be used to adjust a value and hold its position, whereas most controllers use spring loaded potentiometers which return to their home position. Put simply, this means you can select a value (for example, how wide open the eyelids of an eye mechanism are) and it will stay there!

This is a development board intended for experienced makers and engineers. It may require some technical knowledge to use effectively. By purchasing, you acknowledge the need for appropriate skills in electronics and DIY projects.