Re: Keyboard Encoder???

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: The KE24 is a great product. I had one, but upgraded to the KE72-T when I added a spinner. You can hook it up in a 2x24 matrix and using some creativity you can eliminate the possibility of ghosting. : IPAC and Hagstrom are both good to do business with. Andy (IPAC) is around, although I've not heard from him in a few days - maybe he is on vacation? : : the CP that i want to build has 2 joysticks, 6 buttons for each player, pause button, reset button, 1 player credit, 2 player credit, 1 player start, 2 player start... : : so i would have 26 inputs in total if i go 4 way joysticks? : : what encoder would you recomend in this particular case? : : I was told LP24 from hagstron would be ok... what do you think? : : btw, i emailed over to I-pac and i have recived no response... Is hagstron good to do buisness with? : : About my location in Ohio: : : Perry county Ohio :( boring place. Very country sided. Small town called New Straitsville. : : Here is my website: http://kickme.to/digitalpuppy : : As soon as i start my control panel project i will be adding info there. As for now nothing is there but old stuff. : : : : : The Hagstrom encoders allow you to update the configurations easily through the keyboard cable or a serial cable. The KE72-T is currently the top of the line with 72 discrete input (no ghosting) and a Trackaball/Spinner interface built in. : : : Personally I like seperate control panels. I have one that has 2 Joysticks, and 5 buttons/player. This covers a lot of games. However, games like Tempest/Arkanoid/Warlords/and driving games need a spinner. A second control panel handles that. I also have a "TRON" control panel. It works with Tron, Zaxxon, Gorf, etc. : : : BTW: I noticed your email address is ohiohills.com. Where in Ohio are you? COlumbus here....

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