Connect to iOS devices as a keyboard? [Pico]

Posted on Fri 15th, July 2016

• #1

user58211

I was wondering how hard is it to make my Pico to connect to my iOS devices as a HID? Perhaps it is easier to do that with Bluetooth, but I want to power the Pico board from the target's device's battery instead.

I did a quick search and didn't find any references to connecting the Pico to iOS devices, has anyone tried it?
• #2

Gordon

Can you connect normal USB keyboards to iOS devices? If so it should be pretty easy... I'd just try the USB HID examples from http://www.espruino.com/USB and see if they work :)

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