rasz_pl wrote on 2023-09-26, 14:16:This ISA card is two things. PS2 to serial converter, and a Serial 8250 ISA card. It looks great and is a neatly designed all in […]
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This ISA card is two things. PS2 to serial converter, and a Serial 8250 ISA card. It looks great and is a neatly designed all in one package. But if you arent after aesthetics and just want a working mouse and already have one serial port available in your computer then $10 will get you there without dedicated card:
https://github.com/LimeProgramming/USB-serial-mouse-adapter for USB mice
USB to Serial Mouse using the Pi Pico! https://dosreloaded.de/forum/thread/5044-usb- … -pico/?pageNo=1
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Or as you already have a COM1/2 equipped old mobo/system, just try the one and only user-sensible "blaster"-ish project form this YT-channel: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=elgyVhlFi6k
P.S. I'm not a fan of this channel and actually I don't find any sense in all the horizontal/vertical/diagonal/north-east/etc. battery "blasters" and so on, but the USB-2-serial mouse seems interesting project (if it works). And how can it be more than remarkable project, if the channel's owner has more than remarkable no-flux-soldering skills... complete tragedy.
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