I need an I/O device (or embedded software) to allow variable delay between a USB input and PC -- 2

@DeluxeDev

Greetings from Scandinavia. I am quite interested in your project - 'I need an I/O device (or embedded software) to allow variable delay between a USB input and PC -- 2'. :) I've already done this kind of project before. I am an experienced software developer with 12 years of successful experience who has rich experience in this. I am pretty much sure that we will enjoy the deal once you contact me. Thank you in advance. Skills: Arduino, C Programming, C++ Programming, LabVIEW, Software Architecture

@pankajauengg

Hello I will make this simulation device for you. Kindly come over chat and plan the project. We will use either arduino or raspberry pie as needed. You will be able to define the delay needed. Please visit my portfolio to understand my work.

@ircrashed

Hello I have got your job posting “I need an I/O device (or embedded software) to allow variable delay between a USB input and PC -- 2” and I am very much interested to work in your project. I am a circuit designer and have more than 5 years experience of working with the Analog/Digital Electronics Embedded systems(Arduino,Rasberry pi ,ARM processors ,PIC microcontrollers,Wireless boards,TFT Touch Displays,All types of sensors and actuators). I have done tons of similar projects So, I think you’ll find that, I have the skills you’re looking for.I have a hardware solution for your problem. For more on my skills and successfully finished projects, please have a look on my Profile and Portfolio. I have all the components available here with me so i will develop a working prototype according to your specifications and then send you the code and schematics so things will work for sure.I will remotely guide you and help you build the system on your side. I am always available on Email and Skype. Please have a voice or video chat if necessary. I shall be available round the clock and able to start your project as soon as possible according to you. Thank you for your consideration, Best Regards, Haseeb Shafqat

@priyas171

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@marcsandusky

I have 19 years experience in Linux kernel porting, device driver development, RTOS (FreeRTOS and uCOS) and bare metal systems. Please contact me for discussion of the details. Will you be emulating and inserting the delay into a single specific class of device? A Raspberry Pi or similar developers PCB definitely would be able to handle such a task, providing the PCB selected had both USB host and device support. The device to host interface could support a serial class as well to allow for device communication and configuration. Specifically, the PCB would be running a Linux derivative. Given the amount of device configuration and extra code required, the Buildroot project would probably be the best choice for a starting point. The Linux kernel would be configured with both USB host and gadget capabilities. Based on your description, it sounds like a HID class device would be targeted. Therefore, the USB host would be configured to support HID devices and the gadget interface would be configured to support a composite interface that provided both HID and CDC class interfaces to the PC. A daemon would be created that would accept input from the hose HID interface, and would relay it to the gadget HID interface after a specific delay. Another daemon would interface with the CDC interface to provide status and configuration support to the PC. Perhaps a small application for the PC would be created to interface with the device. Contact me so that we can refine the bid..

@BlackStarGazer

Hello There are no block diagrams attached with the project description Is there any specs about the input you want to delay ? what data is the control actuation is sending ? Is the flight simulator provide an API ? I assume you want a Middle Man between the control unit and the simulator .. so there should be a way to send command to the simulator .. an API maybe ? one more question , Is it a unified delay or per command delay ? Regards

@LVNicku

I may offer you a software solution by using a DAQ (data acquisition) device controlled by a Labview program. But I need to fully understand your setup. Can you provide more details please? Do you have details about the actuator's current and how the control is done? Best regards, Nicolae

@UZelectronics

Hello, As an embedded system engineer with hands-on experience simulation for real fighter over 10 years, I can help with your design. If you want I could make a quick demo. I have worked many projects about PCB and schematics design, development in embedded C programming and code debugging. I design, assemble and test prototype electronics with in-house equipment. For volume production, I can help you. I also have development boards as Arduino, Raspberry Pi, Beaglebone Black, etc. I also have experience with working oscilloscopes and logic analyzers for debugging, RF/IF, and also wireless. Please send me a message so we can discuss more details. Regards fazli_kuzu

@AlphawizzTech

Hello, I have gone through the details conducting research using a PC (windows 10) based flight simulator and need the ability to input a delay between the control actuation and when it is delivered to the simulation. Please open a chat window for more discussion I will share with you my previous work to get more confidence and we will make a deal and work on our project. I am an expert in web and mobile app design & development with 5 years of experience. I have delivered many successful applications in the global market. Looking forward to a positive response from you. Thanks

@larryleung743

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