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Author Topic: Ultimarc MiniPac Question.  (Read 1071 times)

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Ultimarc MiniPac Question.
« on: November 07, 2004, 11:12:48 pm »
I just purchased  the 'normal' MiniPac $29 with the intent of having only controls for 2 joystick + 10 buttons.  I was given a happ trackball.  Now I would like to hook that up also.  

Do I need to pick up a opti-pac or are the connectors 33-38 active for me to hook into?
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Re:Ultimarc MiniPac Question.
« Reply #1 on: November 08, 2004, 06:24:40 am »
I just purchased  the 'normal' MiniPac $29 with the intent of having only controls for 2 joystick + 10 buttons.  I was given a happ trackball.  Now I would like to hook that up also.  

Do I need to pick up a opti-pac or are the connectors 33-38 active for me to hook into?
The connectors should be active.  Definitely try to use the MiniPac before buying an opti-pac.

You could also buy www.oscarcontrols.com mouse hack instead of the opti-pac, but you should be able to use the mini-pac.
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