RPMA RF KB

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  Typing on the keyboard

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  Laptop that receives the wireless keystrokes

Inspiration

The need to type keyboard characters on a computer that's too far away for standard wireless connectivity

What it does

Sends keyboard presses over the RPMA network to a paired end device

How I built it

Long nights with a keyboard in one hand and a beer in the other

Challenges I ran into

not having access to ttyUSB because my user is not in the dialout group

parsing through pages of the quickstart guide to get the relevant information

ignorantly using the hardware serial pins on the arduino to receive serial data from the rACM and PC at the same time

translating ascii characters into the USB HID format.. surprising to me they don't line up with ascii!

transmitting non printable characters

Accomplishments that I'm proud of

That the thing actually works.

What I learned

How to send ascii data over the RPMA protocol

What's next for RPMA RF KB

Implement a more rigorous keylogger in the backend

Built With

• arduino
• hid
• ingenu
• intellect
• python
• racm
• raspberry-pi
• rpma
• usb