Posted by Jerky on October 28, 1999 at 23:07:29:
In Reply to: Re: 3 posted by Radioman on October 28, 1999 at 00:26:38:
Radioman,
What model # is this pinout for?, I recieved 3 differant
models, they are:
1.TBS311G1C
2.TB436-311-X1-5-LD
3.TS400-312-A7AG
They all are cool but, The TBS311G1C spins forever,
I think these trackballs are better then the arcade
models, I use to have an atari basketball stand-up video game
years back, and the trackballs never spun as freely
as these do.....too cool.
Thanks again,
Jerky
: : : I apologize to all of you for the delay in getting info and pics on this trackball. I had to upgrade to 98 for usb support and am having hell with the install and lockups on my home system, so I'll post this from work for the time being...
: : : Electrical:
: : : Input power_____5vdc +/- 5% (400ma max)
: : : Output signals___311 +/- 31 pulses per revolution
: : : Diff. Line driver__ TI 5N75158
: : : Connector:
: : : 1=
: : : 2= X pulse right +
: : : 3= X pulse right -
: : : 4= +5vdc
: : : 5= Y pulse up +
: : : 6= Y pulse up -
: : : 7= common
: : : 8=
: : : 9=
: : : 10= X pulse left +
: : : 11= X pulse left -
: : : 12= chassis ground
: : : 13= Y pulse down +
: : : 14= Y pulse down -
: : :
: : : This pinout is NOT the same as the 225 series from Dynapar. I will scan the spec sheet when I get 98 loaded so all of you that get this control, will have the complete page. Pictures will be coming shortly, but msoft is in control of when...
: : : Rm
: : Radioman,
: : Very cool.
: : I'm still waiting for my trackballs to arrive.
: : Thank-you for the much needed info.
: : Jerky
: Your welcome Jerky, stay tuned for more!
: Rm