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The board is seen as a regular HID device, like any keyboard, so you can send whichever, and as many keys as you like. The library also has a function to send a string of text as well. Look into the DigiKeyboard library for that, it should more or less be as simple as copying and pasting the function that sends the keystroke.

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Download Free shree lipi hindi fonts shree typewriter keyboard. I wrote that sketch a while ago, but it should be simple to modify it to send multiple keycodes. Alt + click a button to copy a single character to the clipboard.

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AV Voice Changer Software guide on how to config audio driver for. As for the second question, yeah, thats certainly possible. It will change the keys and pitches, and provide an environment speech synthesizer. ®-Digispark-Kickstarter-Attiny85-Development/dp/B0179Z758I/ref=mp_s_a_1_15?keywords=attiny85&qid=1557955902&s=gateway&sprefix=attiny&sr=8-15 Any CHERRY MX compatible switch and keycaps will work. The board is a digispark clone, like this one. The ones I used were on a breakout board like this, but you could cut one off from a strip and solder to that. A case can also be cut out of a small ABS project box.

A 3D printer is required to print the enclosure, but something similar can also be fasioned out of wood, acrylic, MDF, etc if you have access to basic hand tools.

Flux, Solder Braid/Wick, a set of Third Hands, and more Flux are helpful too. You don’t have to replace the whole keyboard We sell single replacement Keyboard Key kits: Key Cap, Plastic retainer clips hinges and Rubber Cup for your missing laptop key.

A Soldering Iron and Solder will be needed.

Switches with clear housings are ideal as they will allow the LEDS light to pass through.

A Cherry MX/ Cherry MX Compatible switch.

A bare LED can also be used, but bear in mind these will be very difficult to solder to.

These also come in different forms, the type needed are mounted on a tiny round PCB, little bigger than the LED itself.

All boards will function the same, but only this one will fit in the 3D printed case. The one needed for this project is the smaller of the two that has "TINY85" written on it as apposed to "ATTINY85". There are a few versions of this board, one which has a built in USB A connector, and two that have a built in Micro USB socket. These boards are clones of the Digispark board, and can be bought for as little as 1-2GBP/USD. So as youre speaking, if you hit different notes on the keyboard, your voice will change pitch, giving it a little dynamics.