Mk2 and Adriano1,
> If you can (it's very hard), contact Ademir Carchano.
Hahaha!! I can't contact Ademir by telephone (thanks Telefonica, or
MCI WorldCom or both!). I receive the "this telephone number doesn't
exist ...", but it is another story.
> He knows every pin and voltage of MSX mouse.
About pinout of MSX Mice (source: Laurens Holst)
"1 data b0 (in)
2 data b1 (in)
3 data b2 (in)
4 data b3 (in)
5 +5V (out)
6 trigger 1 (in)
7 trigger 2 (in)
8 strobe (out)
9 ground"
(...)
The MSX Mouse sends 2 signed bytes to the computer, X and Y. This
byte must be added to the current X and Y location, so it is a
relative movement. So X=0 means X is the same, X=1 means X=+1 and
X=255 means X=-1. This is very easy to implement, however it poorly
supports mouse speed control, because it's a digital signal. Well,
anyways, those 2 bytes are transferred in 4 parts. The computer reads
pins 1-4 four times, afterwards signalling the mouse to ready the next
4 bits by complementing pin 8."
About speed control, you can use Nyyrikki's "mouse driver" to adjust
speed, accelaration and acceleration speed.
> He's the make of AdMouse!
> (...)
AdMouse users: I found a Logitech mice that can be conected without
problems in AdMouse is the "M-M35" (First Mouse 3Buttons). You don't
need use only Microsoft or "chang's" mice...
> LISP: Lots of Infernal and Stupid Parenthesis. *
Or Lots of stupids seeking parenthesis... P)
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Giovanni Nunes, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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