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An interactive ESP32-S3 circuit simulation you can run free in your browser on Velxio, by lsct1111.
#include <Wire.h>
#include <Adafruit_GFX.h>
#include <Adafruit_SSD1306.h>
#include <nvs_flash.h>
#include <esp_task_wdt.h>
#include <esp32-hal-timer.h>
#include <EspUsbDevice.h> // 替代 USBHIDConsumerControl
// ==================== 引脚定义 ====================
#define PIN_BTN_START 10
#define PIN_BTN_FUNC 11
#define PIN_BTN_ADD 12
#define PIN_BTN_SUB 13
#define PIN_BTN_MEM 14
#define PIN_OLED_SDA 8
#define PIN_OLED_SCL 9
#define PIN_mosfet 35
#define OLED_ADDR 0x3C
#define SCREEN_W 128
#define SCREEN_H 64
#define KEY_LONG_US 800000UL
#define KEY_DEBOUNCE_US 20000UL
#define EVENT_LOCK_US 150000UL
#define ACCEL_PERIOD_US 100000UL
#define X_MIN_US 0UL
#define X_MAX_US 5000000UL
#define Y_MIN_US 10UL
#define Y_MAX_US 5000000UL
#define Z_MIN_US 0UL
#define Z_MAX_US 5000000UL
#define B_MIN 1
#define B_MAX 99
#define GROUP_CNT 5
// ==================== USB HID 音量减(EspUsbDevice) ====================
EspUsbDevice device;
EspUsbDeviceHidConsumerControl media(device);
#define HID_RELEASE_DELAY_US 5000ULL
bool hidPressPending = false;
uint64_t hidPressAt = 0;
bool hidReleasePending = false;
uint64_t hidReleaseAt = 0;
// ==================== 数据结构 ====================
struct ParamGroup {
uint32_t x_us;
uint32_t y_us;
uint32_t z_us;
uint16_t b;
};
ParamGroup groups[GROUP_CNT];
uint8_t curGroup = 1;
enum EditRow {ROW_GROUP=0, ROW_X, ROW_Y, ROW_Z, ROW_B, ROW_MAX};
int8_t selRow = ROW_GROUP;
uint64_t addLastAccelTs = 0;
uint64_t subLastAccelTs = 0;
bool addAccelActive = false;
bool subAccelActive = false;
uint64_t savedShowUntil = 0;
uint64_t keyLastEvtTs[5] = {0,0,0,0,0};
// ==================== 时序状态(硬件定时器 ISR 共享) ====================
enum SeqState { SEQ_IDLE, SEQ_WAIT_PRE, SEQ_PULSE_ON, SEQ_PULSE_OFF };
volatile SeqState seqState = SEQ_IDLE;
volatile uint16_t seqPulseCnt = 0;
volatile ParamGroup seqParam;
hw_timer_t *seqTimer = NULL;
Adafruit_SSD1306 display(SCREEN_W, SCREEN_H, &Wire, -1);
bool gOledReady = false;
struct KeyState {
uint8_t pin;
bool lastRaw;
uint64_t pressStart;
bool longTriggered;
const char* name;
};
KeyState keys[5] = {
{PIN_BTN_START, HIGH, 0, false, "START"},
{PIN_BTN_FUNC, HIGH, 0, false, "FUNC"},
{PIN_BTN_ADD, HIGH, 0, false, "ADD"},
{PIN_BTN_SUB, HIGH, 0, false, "SUB"},
{PIN_BTN_MEM, HIGH, 0, false, "MEM"}
};
enum KeyIdx { K_START, K_FUNC, K_ADD, K_SUB, K_MEM };
// ==================== 硬件定时器中断服务程序 ====================
void IRAM_ATTR onSeqTimer()
{
uint32_t nextUs = 0;
switch (seqState) {
case SEQ_WAIT_PRE:
seqPulseCnt = 0;
gpio_set_level((gpio_num_t)PIN_mosfet, 1);
seqState = SEQ_PULSE_ON;
nextUs = seqParam.y_us;
break;
case SEQ_PULSE_ON:
gpio_set_level((gpio_num_t)PIN_mosfet, 0);
seqState = SEQ_PULSE_OFF;
nextUs = (seqParam.z_us > 0) ? seqParam.z_us : 1;
break;
case SEQ_PULSE_OFF:
seqPulseCnt++;
if (s