How many bytes could I send approximately in one interrupt by using a
serial cable (com port on PC and joystick on MSX)?
Don't connect the COM port to anything other than RS232, because the COM port
signals are at 12V.
You can convert the voltages using some chips and condensators.
The
I am looking into PICmicro chips (integrated cpu, some memory and lots of
read/write pins) and was thinking of building a `joynet accelarator' with
it: it should just buffer all reads and writes until they are used. This
way you can increase the speed of a joynet link (or a different type, if
, 2001 01:17
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Subject: Re: Just a question...
Hi
I think that none, Com port uses +12V and MSX game port uses +5V, but you
can connect it to parallel port, so you can connect msx parallel port to pc
parallel and connect it using 8 bits, i make this and pass real time
On Monday 24 September 2001 23:02, you wrote:
How many bytes could I send approximately in one interrupt by using a
serial cable (com port on PC and joystick on MSX)?
Don't connect the COM port to anything other than RS232, because the COM port
signals are at 12V.
JoyNet can be used between
Okay...
I've got a question...
ehmz.
How many bytes could I send approximately in one interrupt by using a serial
cable (com port on PC and joystick on MSX)?
Just by making a little program on MSX that keeps checking for data...
I'm not a hardware guy, but I have an idea, and I just am
Hi
I think that none, Com port uses +12V and MSX game port uses +5V, but you
can connect it to parallel port, so you can connect msx parallel port to pc
parallel and connect it using 8 bits, i make this and pass real time
captured video with a philips 8280 to a PC. but only a frame per
Hi,
Very interesting idea! Could you publish more of it? Code, cables etc?
I can help with making an article out of it!
Hans
-Original Message-
From: Carlos de Santa-Ana Garcia [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, September 25, 2001 01:17
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Just
Hello MSX people.
Some weeks ago I downloaded "F1Spirit.ROM" from an MSX files site I
can't remember now.
I play ".ROM" files in my real MSX (with Execrom) and also in some Pc's
with the emulators.
In that ROM, the game shows the word "GEAR". I have another
