about
At an operational force of only ten grams, the Dangle is a very light-force joystick/mouse controller indeed. It is an inverted design with magnetic centering and its advanced features can be configured via a PC application.
With the user's finger below the mechanism, it offers a low profile at 16mm and an easy-to-use built-in tactile button.
The upper grip can be used for chin operation.
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FEATURES
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Light force operation at only ten grams
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Integrated and easy to use button
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Configuration App...
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Tremor filter
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Multiple direction sensitivity
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Adjustable deadband
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Orthogonal* control
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Axis polarity switchable
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Programmable button
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Save to file
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Camera mount option
Dangle Max Model
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Two external button inputs
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Button-free mouse operation
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Supports external display
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Sip & Puff option
* Right-angle & diagonal movements only
build your own dangle !
The Dangle is open source and if you are competent in basic soldering and making things with a 3D printer, the full instructions on how to build your own Dangle can be found here.
Difficulty: Not for beginners, sorry
models
There are four models of Dangle optimised to their application...
1) Dmax The Max is an advanced mouse controller with additional inputs and outputs from its larger control box
2) DM Basic Mouse model:
Single configurable button incorporated
3) DJ Basic Joystick model:
Single configurable button incorporated
4) DJX Joystick model for the Microsoft Adaptive Controller, it is identical to the CM/DJ model except that the integrated button is brought out on a flying lead with a 3.5mm plug. This can be plugged into the Adaptive Controller to operate any button as required.
video introduction
