[Version 1] Phukducky

[NanoyMaster]

heres my phukducky.. designed to be modular, and capable of doing a lot.

hopefully easy code to read

if you create any modules/snipits or have inprovements please chuck me an email

I will hopefully be updating this soon,

literally got my teensy 12 hrs ago and made this

also soldered on a dip switch to pins 14 - 21 (analog)

this will perform 1 module at a time but capable of doing up to 128 :S .. early.. math bad

if you have any questions, please post them below

void setup() {  
   pinMode(11, OUTPUT);  
   pinMode(14, INPUT_PULLUP);   // Dip - debug switch
   pinMode(15, INPUT_PULLUP);   // Dip  
   pinMode(16, INPUT_PULLUP);   // Dip  
   pinMode(17, INPUT_PULLUP);   // Dip  
   pinMode(18, INPUT_PULLUP);   // Dip  
   pinMode(19, INPUT_PULLUP);   // Dip  
   pinMode(20, INPUT_PULLUP);   // Dip  
   pinMode(21, INPUT_PULLUP);   // Dip
}
void loop(){  

delay(4000);
int pin_struct[] = { 0, 200, 64, 32, 16, 8, 4, 2, 1 };
int multiplier = 0;
int binary = 0;
char* description[500];

description[0] = "\r-----end-----\r"
 "Phukducky 1.0 By NanoyMaster\r"
 "For help/support/documentation Please visit http://www.nanoy.org\r"
 "Designed to be Modular and Easy.\r"
 "Feel free to email nanoymaster[at]gmail[dot]com";
description[1] = "CrazyMouse - moves and clicks mouse randomly\r";
description[2] = "end"; // need to keep the last one as "end" 

   for(int thispin=14; thispin < 22;thispin++){ // get the binary value (including debug bit)
      if(!digitalRead(thispin)){
         digitalWrite(ledPin, HIGH);
         multiplier = thispin - 13;
         binary = binary + (1 * pin_struct[multiplier]);
      }
   }
   if(binary >= 200 ){ // if debuging enabled then run debug
      delay(3000);
      Keyboard.print("\rDIP Binary = "); Keyboard.print(binary - 200); 
         for(int debugno=1; debugno <=129; debugno++){
            if(description[debugno] != "end"){
               Keyboard.print(debugno); Keyboard.print(") ");
               Keyboard.print(description[debugno]);
               delay(1000);
            }else{
               Keyboard.print(description[0]);    
               die();
            }
         }
   }
// main program functions go here

   if(binary == 1){
      Mouse.move(random(-100, 100) ,random(-100, 100) );
      Mouse.click();
   }   

// end main functions 
}

void die(){ // failsafe... if you need to exit the main loop, or just want to run once
   while(1){
      digitalWrite(ledPin, LOW); 
      delay(250);
      digitalWrite(ledPin, HIGH); 
      delay(250);
   }
} 

as you can see you just have to add modules under main functions and add the description in the descriptions section.

Edited May 3, 2010 by NanoyMaster

[NanoyMaster]

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[Sl45h3R]

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Your lucky you havn't been warned for this, as this is spamming, if you need more space, just edit you first post.

The descriptions are just a waste of space as far as I can tell, just use comments.

[NanoyMaster]

not quite the feedback I was expecting. but I'll roll with it.

if you know how I can delete them I will, but I can't find the "delete post" button

and as for the descriptions. if you've got your stick "in the feild" you can just set the debug switch, check what you want to run and go for it, without having to remember all the modules/snippits you have added in

if you don't want to add them then don't, just set description[1] = "end";

and leave them out

Edited May 2, 2010 by NanoyMaster

[Sl45h3R]

Yeah, sorry that didn't come out properly.

Ill try again:

It looks good and promising, but some of the things you could improve on are...

[Seshan]

If you don't go to m.twitter.com you don't need tab, twitter.com will put the cursor in the tweet box. See here. http://www.hak5.org/forums/index.php?showtopic=16453

Oh and if you are going to plain right up copy irongeeks code, you should give him credit.

Edited May 2, 2010 by Seshan

[NanoyMaster]

updated

that wasn't really the point they were just examples of modules.. how to code them or whatever, removed now.

Edited May 3, 2010 by NanoyMaster