Bluno beetle - Bluetooth HID keyboard bridge (to USB)
Account cancelled 2018-03-15 09:03:24 1861 Views0 Replies I'd like to "pair" a Bluetooth keyboard with a bluno beetle, so keys typed are readable by the microcontrler (presumably by reading serial characters )
The controller would then pass most of the keys typed on to a PC via a USB HID device
The code would also respond to a few keys in special ways, which is not relevant to this question but think of it as a way of making keyboard macros.
1. can the beetle accept pairings from a standard keyboard? I accept that the micro might need to have the keyboards pairing hard coded. This would be fine for my requirements
2. I'm assuming the beetle can emulate a USB keyboard in a similar way to the various Arduino projects that do this. Is this a fair Assumption?
My main purpose in this project is so I can use a Logictech k810 multi device keyboard to control pcs that don't have Bluetooth support - and it's not going to be appropriate to install drivers for a Bluetooth adapter on the pcs.
The controller would then pass most of the keys typed on to a PC via a USB HID device
The code would also respond to a few keys in special ways, which is not relevant to this question but think of it as a way of making keyboard macros.
1. can the beetle accept pairings from a standard keyboard? I accept that the micro might need to have the keyboards pairing hard coded. This would be fine for my requirements
2. I'm assuming the beetle can emulate a USB keyboard in a similar way to the various Arduino projects that do this. Is this a fair Assumption?
My main purpose in this project is so I can use a Logictech k810 multi device keyboard to control pcs that don't have Bluetooth support - and it's not going to be appropriate to install drivers for a Bluetooth adapter on the pcs.
