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| Jakobud:
Not to steal your thunder or anything (cause coming up with your own wiring setup is above my skill), nut there is this plug-n-play USB interface wiring kit you can get: http://www.sealiecomputing.com/retrozone/intellivision.html Only $17 for the wiring kit, with a pre-programmed PIC. I just got a couple SNES wiring kits from this guy. Good service here :) |
| Kremmit:
Jakobud: That's the same site Telengard linked to, above. |
| Stingray:
--- Quote from: Kremmit on February 05, 2005, 01:39:38 am ---An analog stick would probably be the easiest. Or, a 49 way could theoretically support 24 discreet directions, as the "49 ways" are really the boxes in a 7x7 grid. There are 24 boxes in the outside ring on the grid, see 1st pic. Now, look at the 2nd pic: make each red box code for a discreet direction. Then, the blue corner boxes, AND their adjacent blue boxes all code to the diagonal. Maybe the green box too, I dunno. The corners would be a little over emphasized. --- End quote --- Hmm, I've never even seen a 49 way in person and have no idea how it hooks up. I may have to see if I can google up some pictures to clarify this a bit. -S |
| jcroach:
--- Quote from: Jakobud on February 05, 2005, 03:02:50 am ---I just got a couple SNES wiring kits from this guy. --- End quote --- |
| Kremmit:
There are easy interfaces for PC use for an analog or 49way, see http://dave.bit2000.com. But to hook them to an Intellivision, you'd have to design your own interface circuit. That's beyond me. Here's a couple links to 49 way info, if you decide to try it: http://dave.bit2000.com/SJCdoc.html http://www.urebelscum.speedhost.com/49waySticks.html |
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