Setting up a board for RelayKeys
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A wide range of Arduino boards supports HID (Human Interface Device). Often these are to emulate simple keypress' but to do more complex things like send one or modifier keys with a key - or to emulate holding a key down for a set period of time is either impossible or difficult to implement. Adafruit has developed the firmware on their Bluefruit nrf* range of boards to emulate HID keyboards well using their AT Commands.
Currently, RelayKeys is designed to work with
the Adafruit Raytac nrf52840 dongle (Buy from or ). Note this is the cleanest looking solution and one of the cheapest. We have pre-prepared firmware for this for both receiving and sending.
Once you have your hardware you need to configure and set them up to work with relaykeys. Read on for how you do this for each device.
(Buy in the ). Note you can use this or the itsybitsy with a battery and have relaykeys work without connecting it directly to your AAC device.
or with the
or with lesser support for the (Buy in the ). Although Note: We really aren't supporting the LE Friend much - we do hear it works, but dragons, beware! See below for details on configuring these.