Little bear...
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Hello, Mikka_A
Mik> Thought.
Mik> I wanted a petse-popol, but it wasn’t.
Mik> There was only a USB one. But the kit included an adapter for PC/2.
Mik> Hence the question - is the adapter a set of wiring, or is it inside
Mik> is it still worth putting a buffer in?
Mik> And so - why not attach a USB mouse then....
It is unlikely that there is anything other than plastic in the adapter. Therefore,
Most likely, the mouse's potential on its feet determines whether it should be USB or PS/2. Although
who needs PS/2 today...
Hello, Mikka_A
afaik, a set of wiring. And the controller inside the mouse adapts to the interface
automatically.
Hello fk0
fk0> Although who needs PS/2 today..
interesting logical leap. me, for example.
Hello, Mikka_A
Mik> so it will start on your cartoon card?
Naturally :)
Hello fk0
fk0> It is unlikely that there is anything other than plastic there in the adapter.
Besides plastic there are only wires.
USB/PS/2 auto switching functionality is built into mouse controllers.
Hello, All
Thought.
I went here to buy a mouse the other day. The most simple one, Zhenius netscroll ah.
I wanted a petse-popol, but there was none.
There was only a USB one. But the kit included an adapter for PC/2.
Hence the question - is the adapter a set of wiring, or does it have something inside it?
Is it worth the buffer?
And so - why not attach a USB mouse then....
Hello caro
car> Naturally :)
and the keyboard? :v2_rolley
It’s just that I have a lot of “mothers” of USB devices (as well as devices), but I almost don’t have a PS2....
:v2_smile:
Hello caro
car> Besides plastic, there are only wires.
car> USB/PS/2 automatic switching function is built into the controllers
car> mice.
so it will start on your cartoon card?
OffT.ZY. If you knock on me, there is a conversation about boards....
Hello, Mikka_A
Mik> and the keyboard? :v2_rolley
Mik>
Mik> I just have a lot of USB “mothers” (as well as devices), but I don’t have a PS2
Mik> almost.... :v2_smile;
Keyboard; any AT with connectors: DIN-5, miniDIN-6 (PS/2) or USB with
adapter for PS/2.