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LED pin can be used to emulate 5key OSD joystick for OSD camera pin, while still driving ws2812 LEDs (shared functionality).
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LED pin can be used to emulate 5key OSD joystick for OSD camera pin, while still driving ws2812 LEDs (shared functionality).
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See [LED pin PWM](LED%20pin%20PWM.md) for more details.
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Note that for cameras which support RuncamDevice protocol, there is alternative functionality using serial communication: [Runcam device](Runcam%20device.md)
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Note that for cameras which support RuncamDevice protocol, there is alternative functionality using serial communication: [Runcam device](Runcam%20device.md)
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Alao special adapters exist to convert RuncamDevice protocol to OSD Joystick: [Runcam control adapter](https://www.runcam.com/download/runcam_control_adapter_manual.pdf)
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# OSD Joystick schematics
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# OSD Joystick schematics
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# Enabling OSD Joystick emulation
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# Enabling OSD Joystick emulation
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set led_pin_pwm_mode = shared_high
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```set led_pin_pwm_mode=shared_high```
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set osd_joystick_enabled = on
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```set osd_joystick_enabled=on```
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# Connection diagram
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# Connection diagram
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# Configutring keys voltages
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# Configuring keys voltages
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If default voltages does not work with your camera model, then you have to measure voltages and find out corresponding PWM duty ratios.
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If default voltages does not work with your camera model, then you have to measure voltages and find out corresponding PWM duty ratios.
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