Button

Drivers to connect a Button to the Quantum System

Drivers

GPIO	Use the GPIO driver for Digital Inputs
GPIO w/Pull Up Low Energy	Use the GPIO Pull Up (Low Energy) driver
GPIO w/Pull Down Low Energy	Use the GPIO Pull Down (Low Energy) driver
MCP23017/8	Use the MCP23017/8 driver for Digital Inputs

Joystick

The Joystick has three drivers that need to be configured for its services.

We have to use the 3.3V pin to connect to the Joystick, even though a lot of Joysticks are labeled with “5V“ on their power pin. This originates from other systems with a 5V based MCU.

X-Axis Drivers

GPIO	Use the GPIO driver for Analog Inputs
ADS1015	Use the ADS1015 driver for Analog Inputs

Y-Axis Drivers

GPIO	Use the GPIO driver for Analog Inputs
ADS1015	Use the ADS1015 driver for Analog Inputs

Button Drivers

GPIO	Use the GPIO driver for Digital Inputs
MCP23017/8	Use the MCP23017/8 driver for Digital Inputs

Potentiometer

Drivers to connect a Potentiometer to the Quantum System

Drivers

GPIO	Use the GPIO driver for Analog Inputs
ADS1015	Use the ADS1015 driver for Analog Inputs

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Rotary Encoder

Drivers to connect Rotary Encoder to the Quantum System

Drivers

GPIO	Use the GPIO driver for Rotary Encoders

4x3 Button Keypad

The 4x3 Button Keypad has twelve drivers that need to be configured for its services.

1 - Drivers

4x3 Keypad	Use the 4x3 keypad driver

2 - Drivers

4x3 Keypad	Use the 4x3 keypad driver

3 - Drivers

4x3 Keypad	Use the 4x3 keypad driver

4 - Drivers

4x3 Keypad	Use the 4x3 keypad driver

5 - Drivers

4x3 Keypad	Use the 4x3 keypad driver

6 - Drivers

4x3 Keypad	Use the 4x3 keypad driver

7 - Drivers

4x3 Keypad	Use the 4x3 keypad driver

8 - Drivers

4x3 Keypad	Use the 4x3 keypad driver

9 - Drivers

4x3 Keypad	Use the 4x3 keypad driver

0 - Drivers

4x3 Keypad	Use the 4x3 keypad driver

* - Drivers

4x3 Keypad	Use the 4x3 keypad driver

# - Drivers

4x3 Keypad	Use the 4x3 keypad driver