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5 changes: 4 additions & 1 deletion .vscode/settings.json
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"python.analysis.typeshedPaths": [
".venv/Lib/site-packages"
],
"python.analysis.stubPath": ".venv/Lib/site-packages"
"python.analysis.stubPath": ".venv/Lib/site-packages",
"cSpell.words": [
"Pico"
]
}
12 changes: 6 additions & 6 deletions README.md
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Expand Up @@ -12,13 +12,13 @@ Repository for PicoUSB - RP2040 based, affordable, easy to use and easy to progr

[Get your PicoUSB here!](https://www.elecrow.com/picousb-raspberry-pi-pico-rp2040-powered-bad-usb-rubber-ducky.html)

[Check out PicoUSB Website & Subscribe to our newsetter!](https://picousb.com/)
[Check out PicoUSB Website & Subscribe to our newsletter!](https://picousb.com/)

You just got an empty PicoUSB? Here's how to program it:

## Setup

1. Download the latest [CircuitPython for Rasperry Pi Pico](https://circuitpython.org/board/raspberry_pi_pico/).
1. Download the latest [CircuitPython for Raspberry Pi Pico](https://circuitpython.org/board/raspberry_pi_pico/).
2. Insert PicoUSB into your USB drive while holding the "Boot" button. (Opens it in a bootloader mode. The first time you do this you don't have to hold the "Boot" button)
3. Copy `CircuitPython.uf2` file to the USB and wait for few seconds or a minute for it to finish setting up. (will close and reopen the explorer, be patient)
4. Download/Clone the contents of this repository.
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- pico_usb.txt - here is where your executable pseudo-code is located.
- layout.txt - here is where you select your keyboard layout.
- code.py - interpreter that executes your pesudo code. Free to modify. (1)
- code.py - interpreter that executes your pseudo code. Free to modify. (1)
- boot.py - this code executes before the USB is recognised. Free to modify. (1)

**pico_usb.txt API:**
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- write() - sequentially presses many buttons in a row. example: `write(Hello world!)`
- hold() - presses and holds down one or more buttons until `release()` is called
- release() - releases **all** held keys
- move(x, y) - moves the mouse on the main display to the given location, from the current location as a reference. negative x = left, possitive x = right, negative y = down, possitive y = up.
- move(x, y) - moves the mouse on the main display to the given location, from the current location as a reference. negative x = left, positive x = right, negative y = down, positive y = up.
- click(btn)- clicks the mouse. `btn` is the mouse button, options are left, right, middle
- scroll(x) - scrolls the mouse. Negative number scrolls down, possitive scroll up
- volume(x) - Modifies the system volume. Negative numbers move the volume slider down by x, possitive move it up by x. min volume = 0. max = 100. `volume(mute)` mutes the speakers.
- scroll(x) - scrolls the mouse. Negative number scrolls down, positive scroll up
- volume(x) - Modifies the system volume. Negative numbers move the volume slider down by x, positive move it up by x. min volume = 0. max = 100. `volume(mute)` mutes the speakers.
- loop() - loops everything before this command

## Development
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# dont forget to change your keyboard layout in layout.txt
# Don't forget to change your keyboard layout in layout.txt

delay(3) #on slower computers it is better to have bigger delays. I usually use delay(0.8) on my faster PC.
press(windows + d) # minimizes all windows
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### from the current location as a reference. negative x = left, ###
### positive x = right, negative y = down, positive y = up. ###
### click(btn)- btn is the mouse button, options are left, right, middle ###
### scroll(x) - negative number scrolls down, possitive scrolls up ###
### scroll(x) - negative number scrolls down, positive scrolls up ###
### volume(x) - negative number is volume down by x, positive volume up by x. ###
### min volume = 0. max = 100. volume(mute) mutes the speakers. ###
### loop() - forever loops everything after the loop command. Use loop only once. ###
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