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This project is an open source replacement of the Microsoft Xbox Live Communicator utilizing modern components and custom open-source firmware.

It provides feature parity with the original communicator with the following differences:

• A 3.5mm TRRS jack is used to support more generic headsets. (Stereo headsets will output as mono.)
• The volume wheel is replaced with a button. Volume is indicated by LED brightness.

• When installing Hawk into your controller, it must be installed in the slot closest to you.
• Press the button to increment the volume. Once maximum volume is reached, it will cycle back to zero.
• Hold the button for 1 second to mute and disable the microphone input (LED will flash at 1Hz).
• Hold the button 2 seconds to enter microphone gain adjustment mode (LED will flash at 4Hz).
• Volume and microphone gain adjustments will be saved internally. You can reset these to default by holding the button down for 8 seconds.

• See Kitspace for BOM, PCB ordering and assembly information.
• See KiCanvas for schematic view.

• Download and install Visual Studio Code.
• Install the PlatformIO IDE plugin.
• In Visual Studio Code File > Open Folder... > hawk
• Hit build on the Platform IO toolbar (✓).

• USB DFU. Connect xbox controller to your PCB, then hold the Hawk button down while inserting it into the controller to enter DFU mode. Program with STM32Cubeprogrammer
• ST-Link interface (5 pin header available on PCB)

• Board outline
• EEPROM emulation code