Game Input MultipleXer

Yeah, and I actually spend somewhat 2 hours trying find the sweet spot, but without luck. There's just too many variables to control. I tried using the mouse settings recommended for Bad Company 2, but movement still isn't recognized when moving the mouse slowly around. I'm using a Death Adder @ 350...

I finally received a working copy of Teensy and I'm currently fiddling around with mouse settings for this game. Everything is great, but it'd be really cool of someone had a copy of some settings for this game or Battlefield 1943. I've tried the included Bad Company 2 mouse settings but it's still ...

Well, the first one clearly doesn't have a button (it seems to me), so how would I know what to solder? It doesn't seem that obvious to me, unless a manual is included.

Before I decide to go with the original Teensy, I'd like to know if these are supported: http://www.electrozone.dk/10998 http://www.electrozone.dk/microcontrollers/10277 I know the processors are supported, but will it work with FLIP and the project in general? The shipping is way faster here, as it...

The seller is just a second hand retailer. They just import all the stuff from China and deliver it to the consumer, I don't believe they've got any idea of what this thing can even do, but I could give it a go of course. I'm too frustrated to do anything right now; 3 hours trying to get this thing ...

Hmmm, alright.. I guess I'm just gonna buy another one then. Too bad I have to wait another month again now. But thanks for the help anyway.

But I did try with the Teensy loader, and it didn't work for the obvious reason that my PC won't recognize the device properly. I assume the Teensy loader as well as FLIP is scanning for a device called "AT90USB162" or something similar, and that's the problem; I only have "USB Input ...

Yes, and I don't think it would actually matter anyway. My Device Manager gets a "Generic USB Input" when I just plug the thing in. Then I do the button press/release and I get another driver called "USB Input Device". If I try to update that "USB Input Device" by eithe...

When I plug in the device both LEDs (Red and green) light up. Then I press the button, let go of the button and the red LED turns off. (Windows makes the sound of a new device being plugged in)

Yes, I've done exactly as the tutorials says.

The problem is, Windows doesn't properly recognize my device as a AT90USB162, but just a generic USB Input Device, and I can't force it to update the drivers, it just tells me that Windows has already found the best driver.