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Ηello Jens-Tobias & everybody @the forum !.
I was wondering if the MouSter can work ok with Tc 64 ? is not something so important to have,since Tc has ps2 support,
but it would be nice to know if it can function with Tc64.
(MouSter is a Db9-> usb adaptor that allows most of the major 8/16bit home micros to connect
with Usb mouses & gamecontrollers).... Anybody tested ?
Well, if it works at a C64, it will work with Chameleon
Within limits - Paddles don't work on the Chameleon Docking station.
Oh, yes. At the Docking Station only "Joysticks" will work. And 2nd/3rd Button works like on Amiga (pull to GND).
Thanx so much Jens & Tobias ! yes,basically i wanted to know if Tc+Mouster can function
in Standalone mode -Mouster plugged in Docking Station.
So if i got it right,when Tc is plugged on a C64,Mouster should work Ok,
but with Docking Stn -No ? since 'only joysticks will work' ? 
In Cartridge mode (plugged into C64) anything that works with a C64 will work.
In Standalone mode (with the docking station) the "paddle" lines do not actually work as paddles, which is what the 1351 mouse uses, so that will NOT work.
Just did a quick scan of the features, and found that the product in question doesn't even support any mouse wheel. You're really better off locating a PS2 mouse if you ask me.
Just did a quick scan of the features, and found that the product in question doesn't even support any mouse wheel.
To be more precise so far as I understood this, mouSTer cannot use a mouse wheel as third mouse button. But it could be configured to make use of additional mouse buttons or a wheel to be mapped to any of the other mouse functions including an "auto fire mode" for each button.
The trick is to relay the actual wheel information to the host computer, so the operating system can make use of the data - in Amiga mode, that would bee a FreeWheel driver, so you can really scroll windows up/down, and on the C64, Gregory Nacu is currently working on a wheel driver for his C64OS (saw his Tweet yesterday). Same here: You hover over the window in question, and the wheel will work as expected.
I do not see that in mouSTer, and I think it's a major omission of an obvious feature.
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