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Albin has given me permission to release SerMouse, but he doesn't find either the code or the manual. So if somebody could come up with the stuff it can be put online.tofro wrote:And that is, along with SuperHermes and QIMI (which are both hard to come by these days) probably the most standard way to connect a mouse.afx wrote: I use SerMouse.
Tobias
This is something I've not yet tried, good shout, I will give that a go! Hopefully the combination of doing this plus keeping the GC in the nearest backplane slot to the QL will get me on track!Pr0f wrote:Have you tried taking out the 68008 from the QL when you use the Gold card ?
Yes that one isn't an issue for me, my main goal was to get the QubIDE + Gold Card to play nice. And testing the Trump Card + QubIDE as a fallback option.Dave wrote:The Trump and Gold Card won't co-exist unless the memory is disabled/removed on the TC.
Ah interesting, and nice video! I'll have to keep an eye out for a serial mouse. Would the RS232/serial cable sold by retrocomputershack work for that sort of setup? I picked one up a while back to try connecting the QL to my PC (https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Sinclair-Spe ... 1851673724)afx wrote:I use SerMouse.
I'd certainly be interested in one of those to try out if it became available Derek!Derek_Stewart wrote:I have some QIMI interfaces that need some repair, which I will repair and make available...
Ah great, fingers crossed on that one!mk79 wrote:Albin has given me permission to release SerMouse, but he doesn't find either the code or the manual. So if somebody could come up with the stuff it can be put online.
I have a copy of SERMouse_rxt, V3.04. Cant find any documentations or anything. I think its just a leftover from my Aurora days. If its any good, I can email it to you.mk79 wrote:Albin has given me permission to release SerMouse, but he doesn't find either the code or the manual. So if somebody could come up with the stuff it can be put online.
mk79 wrote:Albin has given me permission to release SerMouse, but he doesn't find either the code or the manual. So if somebody could come up with the stuff it can be put online.
I have floppy disk with drivers (German and English versions), utilities and a demonstration program (QDesign_demo). I think it's the floppy disk that used to accompany the SerMouse (version 1.02).pjw wrote:I have a copy of SERMouse_rxt, V3.04. Cant find any documentations or anything. I think its just a leftover from my Aurora days. If its any good, I can email it to you.
Yes, but keep in mind that ser1 and ser2 connections are different. I had to change the connections of the retrocomputershack adapter to connect my SerMouse through ser2_ port .Doug wrote:Would the RS232/serial cable sold by retrocomputershack work for that sort of setup?
I missed that announcement.mk79 wrote: Albin has given me permission to release SerMouse, but he doesn't find either the code or the manual. So if somebody could come up with the stuff it can be put online.
Marcel
This, basically, was the announcementRWAP wrote:I missed that announcement.mk79 wrote: Albin has given me permission to release SerMouse, but he doesn't find either the code or the manual. So if somebody could come up with the stuff it can be put online.
That was Jochen, not Albin. And he already said that it can be distributed freely, he just doesn't have the time to dig up the stuff. But if somebody else has it, no problem.Could you ask him about the ATR device please