> > Hmmm... is this going to be my first (well... advanced)
> > electronics-project???
> > (or is someone else with a little more knowledge about electronics
anxious
> > to do it)
>
> I often ask for people with more electronics knowledge to make or explain
> something, but I get little response. So it is better to try and do it
> yourself.
>
> Besides, the converter is not that difficult. You have enough soldering
> skill (JoyNet and TI83 cables). And the electronics are not that hard
> either, you can find data sheets of most ICs on the web.
Okay, I can solder. But the devices you mention above are in fact both very
simple which only connect some pins of one connector to another connector.
No other electronics involved in that but wires. I know how the MSX
joystickport works, so therefor I could easily make those... However, the PC
joystick > MSX device will be alot more difficult (and if I say alot I mean
alot!).
> What you could do is make a detailed schematic (including IC numbers and
> all wires) and send that to the list. Then some people can check it and if
> it seems OK, you can start to build it.
Yep... Okay, problem one: where can I find a detailed overview of (if not
all, a lot of) ICs with some documentation describing the way they work and
the appropriate serial numbers??? Hmmm... this will be a tough job...
> And if it works, write an MCCW article about it!
Hehe...
~Grauw
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