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From: [email protected] (Derek Anthon Taubert)

Newsgroups: comp.sys.apple2

Subject: Re: Power Glove quest...

Date: 21 Nov 1995 21:02:49 GMT

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[email protected] (Matt Portune) writes:

>Well, I found a bunch of text on the web concerning hooking up a power

>glove to a PC, but what fun is that? BORING. I could have sworn I once

>saw something with the GS. So, if anybody can help me with this, I'd be

>grateful! Here is what I snagged from one of the sites...

Matt seems to have brought me out of lurk mode by sending me some e-mail, so

here goes. I wrote the chessy little "driver" for the GS that lets you use

the joystick as an alternate mouse (JoyMouse or something like that). It was

actually the first GS specific program I ever wrote, and since I didn't have

an assembler at the time, I hand coded it and bsaved it (it isn't in OMF

format). Then I wrote an init in TML Pascal to load the thing.

Somewhere in the docs for that I must have mentioned my work on a power glove

driver. I never did get around to finishing it, but I have a folder here

of misc 65816 code and schematics needed to make it all work.

>Now, can this be easily rigged to the GS joystick (db9) port? I'm dying

>to do this. Thanks for any help!

No, but you can rig it up to the internal port and use the annunciators and

button inputs to communicate with it. Unfortunately, I never pursued it

enough to learn how to communicate with it in a "raw" mode to get X-Y-Z info

from it, I just know how to use it like a regular Nintendo joystick.

The standard nintendo connector looks like this:

o1 - Ground

+5 volts - o7 o2 - Data clock

NC - o6 o3 - Latch

NC - o5 o4 - Data out

So, from the I/O port, hook up +5V (pin 1) and GND (pin 8), connect SW2 (pin 4)

to Data out, ANN1 (pin 14) to Data clock, and ANN0 (pin 15) to Latch.

Then you can use this Applesoft (I know, eww) program to read the data back

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