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Thanks a lot for your time. Will update the Github page :)

EU group buy if people are interested

Yes. It will even boot without the ribbon that goes to the trackpad and connect the pram battery (so without the trackpad as well)

They are perfect :love: Clones from back then ?

Now your old Mac can hear you scream! Introducing... TashRecorder! Elevator Pitch This a compatible clone of the Farallon MacRecorder , but as far as the software is concerned, it's the real deal! Both @tashtari and myself (since 2021!) had this project on our own, one of us having a working...

My bad, PIC12F1501 is the correct one, I'm submitting a PR to correct this now. PICKit 3 is listed as compatible by MPLAB IDE v8.92 over here. Although I programmed it using a T48

Well the Gravis GamePad protocol can only handle 8 buttons, so unfortunately not based off this project. Start/Select are also used internally to switch from keyboard and mouse mode Thank you!

Noted, will make a thread in the trading section for that! That should work, IIRC that GamePad was supported by GameSprocket. Assuming the late version still have ADB support, it may work. After a quick search, in his blog, @Dandu tested the OG GamePad and it worked with InputSprocket 1.4 but...

Thank you! Good question. Unfortunately the GamePad protocol couldn't handle L or R buttons, so they were aliased to red and blue As for compatibility, since the Gravis GamePad is basically a programmable keyboard and mouse device, It's useable with any games where you used the keyboard or...

Some more informations ADB TashPad is sporting two ADB ports on the back, so if even if your Mac only has one free port, you can still use TashPad by daisy chaining it, for example between your Keyboard and your Mouse You will need an ADB or S-Video cable for that (the shortest the best, as...

Coming to your ADB Mac soon! Grab a SNES controller

Alright, firmware v1.4.6 is out Thanks to @tashtari help, we were able to add support for composite devices. This should work with (I hope) all Kensington devices and a few more (a few joysticks are already working as a bonus). I'm still waiting for the trackball I bough last week to double...

The Logitech with probably work. Tried with a Kensington Mouse and it didn't work. Turns out @tashtari found why, Kensington pointing devices are composite (long story short: they show up as two different devices on the bus) I need to implement a workaround for that, if possible. To double...

A 6200 is a 630 board with a PPC upgrade soldered in x100 series had 44khz/16 bit, as well as most others PPCs, so you are mostly right

Awesome, good job !

Not for me, but it may be interesting of other people show up. I wouldn't bother to open it if not needed as the plastic may break Thanks. Nice article! Unfortunately the chip on the patch panel doesn't seem to exist on ISA cards

It will not work, it's only for 128k/512k/Plus lisa for now. The ADB connector is for plugin an ADB mouse Yes they are. PM me if interested. The firmware is even upgraded from time to time to improve the bluetooth side. I try to keep a stash around. Not 100% sure if every ADB trackball is...

Always impressive, nice job ! Shooting ideas - I've had capacitance issue with some level shifters. They get noisy on all the bus, not sure you have some in there - weak pulldown on /STERM ? (like 10-47k ?). How low is the voltage going ? Maybe some EMI issue ? The IIsi developer notes states...

They are kinda rare, mostly used in classrooms back then. Wouldn't be too hard to reproduce tho if someone can draw the schematics