Re: Joystick and EMC.
Posted by
Jon Elson
on 1999-09-03 23:18:09 UTC
Dan Falck wrote:
reliable center position, it drifts with time (and temperature inside the
PC). But, high-quality joysticks that feed a true A/D converter (which
the STG card already has), should work much better. But, they should
be enabled and disabled by a button, so that an accidental bump of the
stick won't move the machine, possibly without you being aware of it.
Jon
> From: Dan Falck <dfalck@...>The original PC game-port joysticks are, indeed, junk. There is no
>
> Dancam had joystick control and I tried it for a short short time- it can
> be dangerous. Joysticks just aren't precise enough and if the stick
> springs back to the center- where are you going to end up? Please don't
> spend time on them, they are just a novelty to me.
reliable center position, it drifts with time (and temperature inside the
PC). But, high-quality joysticks that feed a true A/D converter (which
the STG card already has), should work much better. But, they should
be enabled and disabled by a button, so that an accidental bump of the
stick won't move the machine, possibly without you being aware of it.
Jon
Discussion Thread
Dan Mauch
1999-09-03 09:27:15 UTC
Re: Joystick and EMC.
Dan Falck
1999-09-03 19:59:07 UTC
Re: Joystick and EMC.
Tim Goldstein
1999-09-03 21:06:46 UTC
RE: Joystick and EMC.
Jon Elson
1999-09-03 23:18:09 UTC
Re: Joystick and EMC.
Paul.Corner
1999-09-06 16:12:50 UTC
RE: Joystick and EMC.