Joystick Shield Module Robotics Control for Arduino
The Joystick Shield Module is an Arduino-compatible expansion board designed to provide a convenient interface for controlling robots, games, and other interactive projects. It integrates a two-axis joystick and multiple push buttons, allowing users to simulate keyboard and mouse inputs or control robotic movements with ease.
📄 Datasheet
🖼️ Product Images
📐 Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
| Operating Voltage | 3.3V / 5V (Selectable via switch) |
| Joystick Axes | 2 (X and Y) |
| Number of Buttons | 7 (4 large, 2 small, 1 joystick select) |
| Dimensions | 87mm x 53mm x 30mm |
| Weight | 37g |
🔌 Pin Configuration
- Joystick X-Axis – Analog pin A0
- Joystick Y-Axis – Analog pin A1
- Joystick Select Button – Digital pin D8
- Button A – Digital pin D2
- Button B – Digital pin D3
- Button C – Digital pin D4
- Button D – Digital pin D5
- Button E – Digital pin D6
- Button F – Digital pin D7
⚙️ Features
- Compatible with Arduino Uno, Mega 1280/2560, and Leonardo
- 2-axis joystick with push-button function
- 7 momentary push buttons for versatile control options
- Selectable 3.3V or 5V operation via onboard switch
- Interfaces for:
- nRF24L01 RF module
- Nokia 5110 LCD
- Bluetooth module (via RX/TX)
- I2C devices
- Additional interface connector for easy access to all buttons and joystick signals
🧰 Applications
- Robotics control systems
- Game development and prototyping
- DIY remote controllers
- Simulated keyboard and mouse inputs
- Educational projects involving Arduino