Awesome gaming mouse

The awesome gaming mouse project, the one mouse to rule them all. The schematics are available here. The firmware for the mouse is written in rust using rtic and is found here the rtic app is in the example rtic_simple_mouse. The program used to configure the mouse is found here.

How to flash the mouse

To flash the mouse read this to get the build dependecies. When the dependencis are in place it can be built, flashed and run with cargo run --example rtic_simple_mouse --release. Note! it can't be built in debug mode since this will create to big of a binary and will not fit on the flash of a stm32f401re.

Members

• Erik Serrander

• [email protected]

• Ivar Jönsson

• [email protected]

High level specification

Basic

• Left and right click
• relative position

Higher

• scroll wheel
• macro system
• Side buttons

Stretch

• Computer communication
• LEDs, i.e. debug/ui
• Rumble motor
• Perfect spray

Implementation

• Unit testing
• Cuntinuous integration

Specifications

Mouse buttons

The buttons used are D2F-01F since these are well regarded by users. We have decided to have 4 main buttons on the mouse, 2 on the front and 2 on the side.

Side buttons

To reduce the bouncing of the buttons a 10u capacitor is places to ground from the signal trace. This will allow the signal to be pulled low for high frequencies.

To drive the buttons a 5v voltage is used with a series resistor of 4.7 k to limit the current to close to 1mA. The mosfet used to limit the output acts as a decoupler thus not draining anny current ( in theory ).

Front buttons

Mouse wheel

The mouse wheel is also debounced using the same capacitor values as the mouse button. This should not be as needed but better safe than sorry.

The mouse wheel also uses the same nfet to step down the voltage.

Rumble motor

Main board

Case

We will base our case on this moddel of the g305 with this base.

The stl files can be found in our model folder.

Grading

• Erik Serrander

  • Expected contributions towards grade 4
    • side buttons
    • diodes
  • Expected contributions towards grade 5
    • Computer communication
    • Rumble motor

• Ivar Jönsson

  • Expected contributions towards grade 4
    • PCB layout
      • Itterative design using a 3d printer to validate pcb fitting and footprint layout
      • Ease of assembly
    • Case customization
      • Mountingholes and posibility to use a usb cable
    • Mouse wheel
      • Selecting a rotary encoder
    • diodes
      • status LEDs to validate voltage sections
  • Expected contributions towards grade 5
    • Computer communication
    • DPI configuration
    • Perfect spray
      • This might not be applicable.

contributions

• Erik Serrander

  • Hardware design (werry minor)
  • Macro system
  • Macro system config mouse side
  • Mouse state software (major)

• Ivar Jönsson

  • Hardware design (allmost all)
  • Macro system config pc side
  • Mouse state software (minor)
  • Enclosure manufacturing

• Togheter / both

  • Init code
  • Interuppt handlers
  • Harware assembly