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## Goals
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The goals of this tutorials are:
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The goals of this tutorial are to:
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- Learn how to emulate a keyboard (keypresses),
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-learn how to emulate a mouse (x,y coordinates).
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-Learn how to emulate a mouse (x,y coordinates).
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## Hardware & Software Needed
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## Human Interface Device (HID)
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Human interface devices (HID) are devices designed for humans (keyboards, mice, game controllers etc.), that frequently sends data over USB to a computer. When you press a key on a keyboard, you send data to a computer, which reads it and in turn activates the corresponding key.
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Human interface devices (HID) are devices designed for humans (keyboards, mice, game controllers etc.), that frequently send data over USB to a computer. When you press a key on a keyboard, you send data to a computer, which reads it and in turn activates the corresponding key.
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The UNO R4 Minima has built-in support for HID, a feature found on most modern day development boards, but not on previous UNO revisions.
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To turn your board into an HID, you can use the **keyboard/mouse** API that is built in to the Board Package. You can visit the documentation for this API in the language reference at:
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