Suite à la demande d'Hermol...
Tout est dans le titre.
Voici le thread...
http://www.cpcwiki.eu/forum/amstrad-cpc ... use-batch/
Bryce, un talentueux Hardwarer d'outre Rhin fait des batches d'adaptateurs de souris USB moderne pour émuler l'AMX chère a nos CPC/PLUS.
c'est magnifique et coute moins de 50€uros frais de porc compris.
Vous pouvez le contacter à CPCwiki forum, il parle un peu Français mais c'est sans doute mieux en Allemand ou Anglais.
En plus il est super sympa...
De plus il doit peut être encore avoir quelques "FlashROMegaboards" de dispo peut être.
Et perso je pense qu'on pourrait aussi lui demander de nous faire des cartouches PLUS..
au moins en version devkit ROM 512K quoi)Et histoire de se faire des compiles des jeux existants...on peu foutre 4 jeux sur ces machins (5x128=512) avec des jumpers pour passer d'une "sous-ROM" 128 à l'autre..
Pour info :
Vous aurez besoin de faire une connectique pour alimenter la carte Mouse en +5V...
Donc euh, il donne des solution bien sûr, perso je pensait me faire une dérivation du +5V depuis le port anal-ogique pour PLUS.
Sinon prendre sur le port extension, ou même une alim externe... voire le moniteur, c'est juste une question de quel connecteur vous avez sous la main.
un petit FAQ en anglais :
Citer :
1 - It's tiny. 33mm x 48mm x 14mm (H). So it can easily fit inside any CPC.
2 - It's plug and play with auto recognition of mouse type / amount of buttons / scroll-wheel.
3 - Yes, it needs the 5V connection. Amstrad in their infinite wisdom, decided that their Joystick port wouldn't supply 5V unlike every other computer in the universe!
4 - The 5V lead has no connector, due to everyone having different CPCs with different sized sockets and different power supplies etc. So you'll have to look after this connection yourself.
5 - Almost any standard USB mouse will work, but fancy mice with additional features will only offer the standard 3 buttons and a scroll wheel at most.
6 - No, Bluetooth mice probably won't work, but most standard RF wireless mice will.
7 - The scroll wheel is not standard AMX, because AMX didn't have a scroll wheel. The scroll wheel acts as the up/down of Joy2, so FutureOS and other AMX programs could be patched to make use of it (Hint, hint... TFM)
8 - The DIP switches aren't required any more since the firmware was upgraded to plug and play so they were removed, but there is still a jumper which can be removed to disable the scroll wheel.
9 - No, other USB devices can't be connected to it. (Well physically they can, but they won't work)
10 - The LED blinks once for one second to confirm mouse recognition, blinks permanently if the mouse is not compatible or broken and flickers each time the mouse sends a data packet.
11 - You can connect / disconnect / reconnect / swap the mouse at any time without needing a reset.
2 - It's plug and play with auto recognition of mouse type / amount of buttons / scroll-wheel.
3 - Yes, it needs the 5V connection. Amstrad in their infinite wisdom, decided that their Joystick port wouldn't supply 5V unlike every other computer in the universe!
4 - The 5V lead has no connector, due to everyone having different CPCs with different sized sockets and different power supplies etc. So you'll have to look after this connection yourself.
5 - Almost any standard USB mouse will work, but fancy mice with additional features will only offer the standard 3 buttons and a scroll wheel at most.
6 - No, Bluetooth mice probably won't work, but most standard RF wireless mice will.
7 - The scroll wheel is not standard AMX, because AMX didn't have a scroll wheel. The scroll wheel acts as the up/down of Joy2, so FutureOS and other AMX programs could be patched to make use of it (Hint, hint... TFM)
8 - The DIP switches aren't required any more since the firmware was upgraded to plug and play so they were removed, but there is still a jumper which can be removed to disable the scroll wheel.
9 - No, other USB devices can't be connected to it. (Well physically they can, but they won't work)
10 - The LED blinks once for one second to confirm mouse recognition, blinks permanently if the mouse is not compatible or broken and flickers each time the mouse sends a data packet.
11 - You can connect / disconnect / reconnect / swap the mouse at any time without needing a reset.