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New project proposal

New project proposal

2005-12-13 by kevin kelley

I have two IIx's. My new proposal is to work to build
a interface that would enable a IIx user to use a
touch panel monitor instead of a lightpen. Anyone that
has worked toward this project before please contact
me with any details. I have been able to setup and use
a different monitor without light pen support, but
have not been able to build-in light pen support yet.
I will see what I can come up with and share the
outcome with this list.

Kevin kelley


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Re: [Fairlight-CMI] New project proposal

2005-12-13 by James Thomson

On 13/12/05 01:24, "kevin kelley" <xirin6@yahoo.com> wrote:

> I have two IIx's. My new proposal is to work to build
> a interface that would enable a IIx user to use a
> touch panel monitor instead of a lightpen. Anyone that
> has worked toward this project before please contact
> me with any details. I have been able to setup and use
> a different monitor without light pen support, but
> have not been able to build-in light pen support yet.
> I will see what I can come up with and share the
> outcome with this list.
> 
> Kevin kelley


Hi Kevin,


 According to a few techs on the group, this will not work. I have been told
that a LCD with a 2X that works with the light pen is not possible. It has
to do with the resolution and scan lines I believe. Also, I understand that
it must be composite green screen in order for the light pen's two way
communications to work properly. I am sure someone can explain this in more
depth as I am not too technical !

Perhaps a more modern computer keyboard with a mouse interface would be nice
!

Cheers,


James Thomson

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