Enabled Controller Mini

The Enabled Controller Mini is an open-source switch interface that enables adaptive switches and analog joysticks to be used with a compatible USB device such as a computer, tablet, or phone. The device accepts up to 4 adaptive switches (3.5 mm) and one dual axis analog joystick as inputs. The switches and/or joystick can be configured in two modes:

1. USB Version - Keyboard and mouse
2. Joystick Version - Gamepad

It is possible to change software versions using a computer and a moderately involved process.

There is also an Enabled Controller device.

The Enabled Controller Minii can be connected to the digital device you would like to make switch/joystick accessible. Depending on the mode of software it is in, it will act as a keyboard and mouse or a gamepad. For more information, see the User Guides for either the USB Version or Joystick Version.

This device is intended for assistive switch/joystick users that want to interface with a digital device.

This project involves beginner level 3D printing, soldering, and programming to install the correct firmware.

The device consists of several off-the-shelf electronic components, a custom printed circuit board, a 3D printed enclosure, and some mechanical fasteners.

Information on assembly and programming can be found in the Assembly Guide.

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