Foot Pedal Switch
The Foot Pedal Switch is an assistive switch with a standard 3.5 mm mono jack that can be operated with a foot.
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991Device Information
Overview
This device is a foot pedal switch that functions like a standard 3.5 mm mono jack switch but can be operated with a foot. The foot pedal is compatible with any device that uses a standard 3.5 mm mono jack switch. The pedal was originally designed for use with the Xbox Accessible Controller (XAC).
The pedal has dimensions of 80 x 80 x 35 mm, and weighs 200 g. It has an activation force of 1.5 pounds.
How To Use
To use, connect the jack to a matching 3.5 mm mono plug. The pedal can then be placed on the ground and pressed with the user’s foot to activate.
Disability Type Description
For people who want to activate a switch by stepping on it with their foot.
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Maker Information
Skills Description
No soldering required, this device can be built using common hand tools.
Print Time (hrs)
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Assembly Time (hrs)
0.25
Tools Needed
Common Hand Tools
Build Instructions
This build involves adding a 3.5 mm jack to a commercially available foot switch. No soldering is required.
For detailed instructions please refer to the Assembly Guide.
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License
Attribution
Original design by John Park published as part of the DIY Adaptive Game Controllers Learning Guide on Adafruit.
Additional documentation by Neil Squire Society/Makers Making Change
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