USB Interface
USB interfaces are small input boards that appear to your computer as generic USB joysticks or controllers. You wire up buttons, switches, encoders, potentiometers or sensors to them, then use software to map those inputs.
Use‐cases:
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Building custom “button boxes” for flight or racing simulators.
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Hooking up a load cell brake pedal that needs analog input.
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DIY gear panels or switch panels for simulators or control rigs.
