At first, the original plan was to use it for Laser310. The way to achieve it was to use such a set of designs that could realize electronic switches without electromagnetic induction between the pins.
In this way, simulated keyboard input can be achieved, and theoretically there is no risk.
Its schematic diagram is as follows (original and new version)
As you can see, the keyboard part is a set of 8*6 pins. So I also used the combination of CD4066 and CH423S to realize a design that only requires 4 pins to control 40+ pins, and controls the line switch very well.
However, it should be noted that CD4066 has an internal resistance of 70 ohms, which is neither high nor low, but it may still cause interference to the signal. This is why it was not successfully applied to the Laser310 in the end.
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