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I2C Analog ADS1219 Addon Support #120
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This add-on currently supports the following: A0 = Left-Stick X-Axis A1 = Left-Stick Y-Axis A2 = Right-Stick X-Axis A3 = Right-Stick Y-Axis The VREF measurement assumes the internal VREF calculation is used, but we should probably change this once a proper VREF is hooked up or Vin voltage is limited to get more accurate readings.
…ional feature and should not be assigned.
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Tested and working well |
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This code enables the I2C Analog ADS1219 add-on board support created by Fortinbra. The board uses i2c communication and talks to A0/A1/A2/A3 analog pins, which I currently map to left-stick X/Y, and right-stick X/Y respectively.
Future enhancements will include selection of A[x] pin maps to Analog controls and more refined options for the ADS1219 chip.