At 13:12 6/07/99 +0200, you wrote:
>Amiga and MSX-mouses are indeed not compatible.
>I believe the X/Y-movement is, just like on PC, delivered to the PC in an
>analog signal, and not a digital signal.
I have this text about that... I've heard Amiga mouse is adaptable...
Anybody has info on MSX mouse pins?
Joystick MSX std DE-09x-P-M
1 _FWD I Joystick pushed forward when high
2 _BACK I Backward
3 _LEFT I Left
4 _RIGHT I Right
5 +5V O 50mA power supply
6 _TRG1 I/O Trigger A / Output 1
7 _TRG2 I/O Trigger B / Output 2
8 OUTPUT O Output 3
9 GND - Signal ground
Amiga Joystick port is added for reference below.
WARNING!
Pin 5 is +5V on MSX and Mouse Button 2 on Amiga. Since Amiga mouse button
is active low, connecting a Amiga mouse to a MSX and pressing button 2 will
shortcut the supply voltage.
Joystick Amiga std DE-09x-P-M
1 _FWD I Joystick pushed forward when high
2 _BACK I Backward
3 _LEFT I Left
4 _RIGHT I Right
5 POTX I Horizontal potentiometer / LIGHT PEN PRESSED (LP
Switch)6 _FIRE I Trigger / _LIGHT PEN (Beam capture position)
7 +5V O +5 Volts DC
8 GND - Signal ground
9 POTY I Vertical potentiometer
Mouse Amiga std DE-09x-P-M
1 MOUSE V I Mouse Vertical
2 MOUSE H I Mouse horizontal
3 MOUSE VQ I Vertical quadrature
4 MOUSE HQ I Horizontal quadrature
5 BUTTON 2 I Mouse button 2
6 BUTTON 1 I Mouse button 1
7 +5V O +5 Volts DC
8 GND - Signal ground
9 BUTTON 3 I Mouse button 3
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