add toggle button for USB and improve BLE polling rate
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@@ -14,6 +14,7 @@ over BLE using HID over GATT Profile.
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You will need the following hardware to make the device:
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- Raspberry Pi Pico W
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- USB extension cable
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- (Optional) Momentary push button
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@@ -35,8 +36,10 @@ and the green cable to TP3.
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Optionally, a momentary push button can be wired to GP5 and GND to switch between Bluetooth and USB passthrough mode.
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The individual wires on the USB can be fragile, so hot glue or other strain
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relief is a good idea.
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relief is a good idea.
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### Software
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@@ -64,6 +67,11 @@ with many LEDs, the sudden power draw when plugging in can cause issues, so it
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is recommended to turn off the LEDs before connecting to the Raspberry Pi Pico
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W.
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If you connected a push button to GP5, then pressing the button will switch
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between Bluetooth connection mode and USB passthrough mode. In USB passthrough
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mode, the inputs will be passed through from the host to the USB connection made
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through the test points or the Micro USB port.
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In principle, the Pico BLE HID will work with peripherals plugged into
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a USB hub, but compatibility will vary with the specific hardware used,
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including the peripherals, USB hub, and operating system. This is because the
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