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July 3, 2019
Description
Sometimes you need one button for the job, and sometimes you need many.
This project is a fully enclosed 3D-printed Bluetooth controller, powered by a METRO 328 and LiPoly battery, mapped to use with Livestream Studio.
Using the serial input on the Bluefruit EZ-Key and some MCP23017 i2c expanders, there's a whole load of buttons. Arcade buttons. Pushbuttons. Buttons and buttons and buttons!
Check out the full tutorial at http://learn.adafruit.com/bluelive
License:
CC BY - Attribution
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