I have two sets of code.

One set reads a bunch of push button switches and rotary encoders and uses the Tiny USB library to pass this along to the Windows game controller. This works fine.

The second set of code reads a pushbutton on a MCP-23017 (I need more input pins than the ESP-32 S3 board ...

Thanks for the reply. I am using the Arduino IDE. I have looked over the document that you sent the link to several times and I will admit, as a newbie to this, I don't really understand how to implement that to change the name in Windows.

I am using a ESP-32 S3 board and Tiny USB. I have the board set up to read rotary encoders and simple push button switches and pass this on to the Windows game controller. It works well but the device shows up in the Windows game controller as "TinyUSB HID" (see attached screenshot. I would like to ...

So after much digging on the internet and trying lots of things I finally was able to get this working using the Tiny USB library.

I am at a loss for what I need to check to make sure it is installed and configured properly. I have this set under boards manager:

https://espressif.github.io/arduino-esp ... index.json

I have the library installed. What other settings do I need to check?

Thanks

I am new to ESP32. My goal is to create a Windows HID device that will be recognized under game controllers. This is for a flight simulator and I want to read button presses, and I will set them up in the flight simulator. I followed some tutorials and got my ESP32 board set up and reading a button ...