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Where do I find a cheap hardware USB sniffer
Expensive commercial solutions: Beagle (400€), Ellisys (800 - 3200€), MQP, International Test Instruments (600€), Teledyne Lecroy (1000€), USBeee (1000 - 2000€).
Cheapest commercial solution I found :...
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Where do I find a cheap hardware USB sniffer
It doesn't quite meet your price limitation, but since nobody else had jumped in, it is probably worth mentioning:
I've used various versions of the Teledyne LeCroy USB Protocol Analyzers, and they ...
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Where do I find a cheap hardware USB sniffer
Another Hardware Packet Sniffer for USB is the ezSniffer ($79) 1. It works with Full Speed and High Speed devices and there's a Python example for analysis.
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Reverse engineer an HID device - recreate using arduino
Almost any Arduino is capable of USB communication (at least low speed). There is difference if you need software (for example V-USB) or it has hardware support. Unless your board has dedicated USB ...
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Where do I find a cheap hardware USB sniffer
My answer is slightly late, but you can check this list: https://sigrok.org/wiki/Supported_hardware#Logic_analyzers
They have support for multiple analyzers, and many of them have cheap Chinese clones....
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How to get x and y position from joystick?
You might be interested in this forum post where people have already interfaced your joystick to an arduino. It also has a link to the specifications of a similar joystick, including a data sheet.
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How to get x and y position from joystick?
There is a 2-page forum thread here that explains how to interface with the VR2 joystick.
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