Hi everyone! I’m trying to create autoclickers out of the arduino.
What I need is that my arduino undertakes 3 clicks on my mobile screen (through 3 different auto clickers) at different time intervals. E.g.
1st click through 1st auto clicker
60 sec
2nd click through 2nd auto clicker
30 sec
3rd through 3rd auto clicker
90 sec
And to restart endlessly. How can I do this?
Besides that, I can’t find a way to connect the auto clickers on the arduino. These are the auto coickers:
You might want to expand on what an autoclicker is and what it does as it is not a device I've heard of before. A quick google search suggests it maybe an electronic version of a metronome - i.e. a device that produces a click or other sound at regular intervals.
Then as @Railroader said, post some documentation on what those devices are in the photo.
There looks to be a 4-pole 3.5mm plug on the end of the cable. Your documentation should define what each contact is for.
Oh, so it's some sort of device that simulates a human finger tap on a touchscreen?
The problem with repurposing parts of a device is that the original manufacturer likely won't detail the signals/connections, as it's not something that is required in order to operate the device. The intention being that the user just plugs it into the controller and uses it.
In the total absence of any technical information about them, it's safest to assume they would damage the Arduino if connected directly to it.
If you can find sufficient technical information, the forum can tell you whether some circuit between the Arduino and the clickers could make it safe and enable the Arduino to activate the clickers.
I think it simulates a finger-click on a smartphone/tablet touch screen. People use them to build up large numbers of fake "likes" for themselves on social media, to impress their friends and boost their egos. The clicker has a suction cup allowing it to be stuck on just the right point on the screen.
I suspect they'll contain a small solenoid-like device, so will need a higher current than an Arduino pin can source, so some transistors will be required, and flyback diodes will be needed to protect the Arduino.
You could start with verifying how many wires there are in that cable, then measure the voltage that original machine outputs when "clicking". If it's just a analog 2 wire device, after that you could try to simulate that pulse.
I don't know. Whatever to trigger capacitive touch screen. Probably some conductive pad and wire.
Maybe small piezo? If I was you I would have already opened it..
I got some news, this little device arrived. Any suggestion regarding how to properly connect it to the arduino, and what would be the code to make it function?
