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From: jkenner@cello.gina.calstate.edu (Jason Kennerly)
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Subject: Re: Game port pin #'s
Date: 1 Apr 1995 19:27:14 -0800
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Description: Internal pin#: External pin #:
+5 Power Supply 1 2
Switches [buttons] 2,3,4 7,1,6
Strobe 5 -
Paddle 0-3 6,10,7,11 5,8,4,9
Ground 8 3
Annunciators 15,14,13,12 -
Nothing 9,16 -
hope this helps...
I have the //e technical reference [and an apple 2, 2+, and 2c, but no
2e... gotta love the irony] so just ask if ya have ?'s
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From: vleonard@infinet.com (Victor Leonard)
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Subject: Re: Game port pin #'s
Date: 2 Apr 1995 04:18:01 GMT
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Ido Ben-Shachar (grasshopper+@CMU.EDU) wrote:
: Does anyone know the pins on the internal game port? (ie, where you
: plug in joystick stuff)
: This is the 16 pin connector, by the way.
From apple //e technical reference manual (combined from about 4 pages
all of which got VERY well used when I used to connect apples together
using game port for fun and games (that I wrote))
9 8 GND
PDL1 10 7 PDL2
PDL3 11 6 PDL0
AN3 12 5 STB
AN2 13 4 SW2
AN1 14 3 SW1/CAPL (OPTION)
AN0 15 2 SW0/OAPL
16 1 +5C
1 +5C +5 volts (not to exceed 100mA
2 PB0 (button 0 or switch 0) (read $c061)
3 PB1 (read $c062)
4 PB2 (read $c063)
5 STROBE' also 'Analog input reset' Strobe output. line goes low
during 0O of a read or write instruction to $c040
6 PDL0 (read $c064) goes low after read or write to $c040 until capacitors
recharge (connect +5v to PDLn with resistance. amount of resistance
determines how long til $c064 goes high
7 PDL2
8 GND system ground
9 n.c. not connected
10 PDL1
11 PDL3
12 AN3 Annunciators. These are standard 74LS TTL outputs and must be
buffered to drive other than TTL inputs (on = rw $c05f, off $c05e)
13 AN2 (on $c05d, off $c05c
14 AN1 ($c05b, $c05a)
15 AN0 ($c059, $c058)
15 n.c.
jim
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From: wagnere@aol.com (WagnerE)
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Subject: Re: Game port pin #'s
Date: 3 Apr 1995 02:41:35 -0400
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Be aware that Apple made some slight changes to the 16-pin gameport on the
Apple IIgs.
A fourth push button switch was added (SW3 or PB3) at pin 9
And the STROBE' output signal at pin 5 was replaced with a +5-volt pull-up