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Main => Main Forum => Topic started by: TalkingOctopus on July 29, 2003, 08:24:03 pm
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Hey All,
I have a 3" happ trackball connected to a Hagstrom ke72-t with the hagstrom cable.
My problem:
When I spin the tb left, the cursors goes right. Right = left. Up and down are normal. This is in windows xp. I have the tb oriented correctly, (The monitor arrow faces the monitor).
Do I need to hack up the cable and pull a switcharoo? Did anyone else have this problem and have a solution? Am I just wrong? It has been a very long time since i have used a trackball, but this just cannot be right
My Quickie:
On a happ over under coindoor, do I attach the red 5v or the yellow 12 v wire from the computer power supply to the lights that came with the door. I know either would work, but which would work best? I was thinking 12 v.
Thanks in advance!
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Does the KE72-T have a "reverse direction" jumper like the ME4 does? If so, that would be the easy way. If not, all you need to do is swap the yellow/green wires going into the trackball Molex connector (http://www.oscarcontrols.com/dualdevice/happ_tball.gif).
The yellow 12V is what you would use for coin door lights, wired in parallel.
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I've got the KE-USB36 which has the trackball interface like the KE72T and in the hagstrom program where you program the inputs is the trackball controls where you can reverse the axis.
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Whoa that config is really nice...The one with the ke72 must be run in a dos prompt and uses a text file.
I will have to check on that jumper...but I don't think it exists. I will cross those 2 wires. Thanks for your help!
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Opps....Its actually better than a jumper. A command!
Trackball X Direction Reversal - The reported direction of the X axis
of the trackball input in the model KE72-T may
be reversed using the following command.
REVX:Y
This option, when set, will reverse the direction of the X axis data
when reported to the PS2 mouse port. Use this option if the left-right
movement of your trackball device operates in reverse to the default
direction.
Note that not specifying a setting for this option is the same as
stating the option as REVX:N