Philips MSX NMS IWOO User manual

PHILIPS
MOUSE
NMS I WOO
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Technical specification
Interface: MSX standard
Sensor: optica / rotary encoder
Resolution: 30 pulse/per rotation,
0,26 mm/per pulse
Speed of encoder: 120 r.p.m.
Input/output: TTL level
Supply voltage: 5Voc±5%
Outside dimensions: 97x64x38.5 mm (WxDxH) max.
Weight: approx. 110g fw/o cable/connector)
Cable length: 110 cm.
PIN CONNECTIONS
CONNECTION
TABLE
5 4 3 2 1
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9 8 7 6
PIN NO.
FUNCTION
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
UP
DOWN
LEFT
RIGHT
+ 5 1 /
BUTTON SWITCH LEFT
BUTTON SWITCH RIGHT
STROBE
GROUND

Philips MSX mouse NMS 1140100
Operation instructions
The mouse is used in combination with your MSX
computer and will be connected to the joystick port,
indicated in the user manual of the related application
software package.
When sliding this mouse lightly over a flat surface , the
cursor on the display moves quickly in accordance
with the motion of the mouse.
The mouse can easily be used if a le\Jel surface is
available where the mouse can be moved about
25 cm/10 inches in all directions. However if the
mouse cannot be moved as far as desired due to
space limitation, it can be picked up and returned to
the appropriate location.
This ergonomical designed mouse with two select
switches is easy in operation by manipulating with
one hand. The program below enables you to design
graphics ; which will be displayed on your monitor
screen. In this program the mouse will be connected
to joystick port 1.
Sample MSX computer program
10
20
30
40
50
60
70
8'0
90
100
110
120
130
140
150
160
170
180
190
200
ON ERROR GOTO 20
DEFINTA-Z
OPEN "grp:" FOR OUTPUT AS#1
SCREEN 2:CLS
A$—""
FOR 1=1 TO 8
READ A:A$=A$+CHR$(A)
NEXT I
SPRITE$(0)=A$
IF PAD(12)=0 THEN 100
X=X+PAD(13):Y=Y+PAD(14)
IF X>256 THEN X=256
IF Y>1 92 THEN Y=192
IF X<0 THEN X=0
IF Y<0 THEN Y=0
PUT SPRITE 0, (X-4, Y-4), 1 5
IF NOT STRIG(1 )=-1 THEN XI =X:Y1=Y:GOTO 100
LINE (XI, Y1 )-{X,Y):X1 =X:Y1 =Y
GOTO 100
DATA 16,16,16,238,16,16,16,0

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Cleaning the mouse
In order to ensure optima / operation of this mouse , a
periodic cleaning is necessary. This operation is very
right button
press to choose
an option,
depending on the
program
left button
press to choose
an option,
depending on the
program
1. Turn the mouse upside down in your hand with the
cable pointing towards you.
2. Place two fingers on the arrow symbols on either
side of the roller opening on the bottom of the
mouse and shift the cover to "open ".
3. Hold one hand over the mouse and turn it over so
the ball drops into your hand.
4. Use a dean, soft, and dry doth to wipe the ball
dean. Never use a cleaning fluid or lint-erasing
tissue.
5. Gently blow into the mouse housing to get rid of
any dust.
6. Replace the ball in its housing, then reinsert the
detachable cover and lock it by shifting the cover to
"dose".

Caution
To avoid careless damage to the mouse please note
the precautions mentioned below.
1. The mouse is a very precise mechanical device , so
handle with care. Do not drop or hit it
2. Don't use the mouse in locations subject to extreme
temperatures (either high or low), humidity, dust
and vibration.
3. Do not carry the mouse by holding the cable
4. Be sure that you place the mouse on a dean flat
surface.
5. Do not disconnect the mouse from the computer by
simply pulling out the cable. It may cause damage
to the cable and the connector.

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