ncoplin_at_orbeng.com
Date: 2003-10-17 09:33:28
>> To be sure, the Amiga mouse = 1352 and thus can be used on the various C=
>> PC's like the PC20-III?
>I doubt it, actually - Amiga mice send quadradure signals and are very
>different from current serial/ps2 mice. Maybe if the pc mice from that
>era were still pre-"current" designs, they could be the same though.
An Amstrad Mouse (for a PC1512, PC1640) and Atari ST also have the
quadrature signals driet to the pins like the Amiga, but the PC mice only
have these signals going into the chip on board the mouse.
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