it shoud work right bc the Keyboard.h is incloudet
By "doesn't work", do you mean "doesn't compile"?
Like, maybe you've tried to compile for the wrong processor?
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Please don't use chat speak here. It's an international forum and also it's important to be very clear because it's a technical subject.
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What is that?
What Arduino are you using? The Keyboard library only works with processors with native USB (Leonardo, Micro).
From the Keyboard library reference.
The keyboard functions enable 32u4 or SAMD micro based boards to send keystrokes to an attached computer through their micro’s native USB port.
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iam usng a one r3
Uno R3 does not have native USB so will not work with the Keyboard library.
"included" ?
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Native usb isnt the pc port? Then what is? Does that apply to the mega2560?
No, boards/processors such as 32u4, SAMD21, Teensy 3.x, etc.
Does not have a native USB port either.
Btw if i showed you all of the code i woudh have had a problem!
Cool, cool. Good to know.
I don't think so.
A posting can hold 120.000 characters. Which equals to 117 kB of code.
Or is the "problem" that you are not allowed to ask in public forums?
If you explain the final purpose of sending the keystrokes
work-arounds using an arduino Uno can be suggested.
A python-code or an autohotkey-script could receive the serial data and create keystrokes etc.
best regards Stefan
"Native USB" means that the main microcontroller provides the USB functionality. So any board that has a dedicated chip (16U2, FTDI, CH340) for the communication does not have native USB.
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