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confusion with joysticks and the gameport ok, well i found this pinouts here http://www.technick.net/public/code/...conjoy_pc_game which would seem to say the maximum you can use on a gameport is a 4 button 4 axis thing then how come windows can aparantly use the gameport for a 6 button flight yoke with two POV controllers, throttle and two pedals!? it doesnt make any sense!! arrgh!! help?
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It's a serial bus protocol, like RS-232, but half duplex, shorter distance, and faster. It's used quite heavily in control applications. They keyboard interface that has been used on IBM-compatible PCs for the last 1,000 years or so is a variant of the I²C protocol. That includes the PS/2 style keyboard/mouse ports as well as the older PC/AT keyboard port. The main change with the PS/2 protocol was to make it bidirectional (which I²C always was), IIRC. |
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