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Mini Macro Pad

This project includes a simple 3-key keyboard named Mini Macro Pad made using Arduino Pro Micro. This compact device is designed to perform Ctrl+C, Ctrl+V, and Ctrl+Z functions.

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Features

Compact Design: Ideal for desktop use due to its small size.
Ease of Use: Each key triggers a specific keyboard combination.
Arduino Pro Micro: The project utilizes an Arduino Pro Micro.

How to Use?

Arduino IDE Setup: Necessary libraries need to be installed to open the project in the Arduino IDE.

Connection: Connect the Arduino Pro Micro to your computer.

Uploading Code: Open the project file in the Arduino IDE and upload it to the Arduino Pro Micro.

Usage: Each key will perform the assigned keyboard combination.

Requirements

Arduino IDE: Arduino Official Website
Arduino Pro Micro

Connection Diagram

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Keycaps

The keycaps used in this project are part of the KeyV2: Parametric Mechanical Keycap Library, available on Thingiverse. You can find the files at Thingiverse.

Contribution

If you'd like to contribute to this project, please fork it and submit a pull request. We welcome all kinds of contributions!

Usage

This mini macro pad works with the Arduino Pro Micro and operates with pre-loaded code. Modifications and new code uploads can be done using the Arduino IDE. Uploading and Making Changes (with Arduino IDE)

Arduino IDE Installation: Make sure the Arduino IDE is installed on your computer. You can download it from the Arduino Official Website.

Connection: Connect the Arduino Pro Micro to your computer.

Uploading Code: Open the Arduino IDE, import the project file, and upload the code to the Arduino Pro Micro.

Making Changes: Edit the code as desired and save your changes. Then upload the modified code to the Arduino Pro Micro.

Usage Without Arduino IDE

This mini macro pad is pre-programmed and can be used directly by connecting it to a computer to perform Ctrl+C, Ctrl+V, and Ctrl+Z functions without the need for Arduino IDE. Notes

Follow the above steps to modify the code or upload new code using the Arduino IDE.
Without the Arduino IDE, the device can be used directly with pre-loaded code.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.

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