Sharp MZ-1X10 User manual
FOREWORD
Thank you
fo
r your purchase
of
t
he
SHARP po
mt1ng
devic
e. model
MZ
- 1X 10.
To
ensure that this produ
ct
se
rv
es you as intended.
read these operating instructions carefully
bef
ore
use
After
read-
Ing the 1nstruct1ons. keep this instruction manu
al
1n
a safe place
for
future
reference: you will
f1nd
thisuseful
1n
the
event
of
trouble
or
if
you
encounter
a
contingency
w1th
which
you are
not
fa
m1liar
.
NOTICE
• Avoid using this unit
in
places
which
are extremely humtd or
dusty
or 1n areas
which
are subject
to
frequent
strong
vtbrations. Be espectally careful to ensure
that the surface
over
whtch the mouse IS moved IS free
of
contam
tnants
such
as
dust
.
water
. and
otl
: su
ch
materials wtll adhere
to
the
surface
of
the tracktng ball.
resulttng 1ncorrect operat1on
or
damage
to
the
untt.
• Ensure that the running su
rface
is
level and free
of
marked trregulanttes
• Be careful
to
avoid dropping the unit. banging it into obje
cts
or
subjecttng it
to
strong shocks.
•
When
carrytng the untt.
do
not
hold
1t
by
1ts
cord.
• The
co
ntent
s
of
th
1s
publicatton are subject
to
change wtthout pnor not1ce.
CONTENTS
Page
1. Intr
oduction
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Pro
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res
for
Use
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5.
Connec
tor
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7. Specifications
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1.
INTRODUCTION
The mouse IS a dev1ce wh1ch is used
for
Inputting Carte
s1an
coo
rd1nates toa
c
om
~
put
er
The inside
of
t
he
mouse contains a pair
of
d1sk
s at nght angles
to
one
another
which
are rotated as t
he
mouse
is
moved. generating electnc
al
pulses
which
convey
coordinate information
to
the
computer
The
d1sks
a
re
rotated
by
a ball
which
is
mounted
in
the
bottom
of
the
mouse
an
d wh1ch c
au
ses X and Y
coord1nate values
to
be generated
when
the
mouse
IS
moved 1n any d1rect1on
over a flat surface. The name
"mouse"
is used simply because
of
the
wh
1ms
i·
cal notion that the device's range
of
movements resemble
the
random
mot
1ons
which
a real mouse
m1ght
make. The mouse
1S
used by pi uggmg 1t
1n
to a socket
on
the
back
of
the
keyboard
of
the
Personal
computer
Note
:
S1nce
the disks inside
the
mouse are rotated by fnct1on b
etween
the
ball
and the surface
over
wh
1
ch
the
mouse
is
moved. proper operation may
not
be
obta1ned
if
the
running surface is very slick This IS
not
a
s1gn
of trouble w1
th
the mouse
-
2.
CONNECTION
, 1)
T
h~
socket
for c
onnect
ing
the
mouse is located on
th
e back of
the
keyboard
of
t
he
Personal
computer
.
(2)
Make sure
th
at
the
power
sw itches of
the
Personal
compute
r and
all
periphe-
ral devices are turned
off
before
plugging in
the
mouse.
(3)
Insert
the
plug on
the
end
of
the mouse's cable into t
he
socke
t on
the
back
of
the
keyboard.
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2
3
3.
PROCEDURES
FOR
USE
• The mouse cursor (a
"+"
s1gn)
ISdisplayed
1n
the
upper
left
corner
of
the screen
execut1ng
the
MSIN
statement.
(See the
Bas1c
Language Manual for programm1ng
procedures.)
•
When
the
mouse IS moved.
the
cursor
on the screen moves along w1ht 1t
•
Press1ng
the
switch
on
the
"1"
side
of
the mouse returns the mouse cursor
to
its
home position (the upper
left
corner
of
the
screen
).
•
Press1ng
the sw1tch on the
"2"
s1de
of
the mouse 1nputs the current coord1nate
values to the
ma1n
un1t
of
the
computer
"2"
s1de
(co
ord1nate 1nput)
Some
s1mple
examples
of
BASIC programs
us1ng
the MSIN statement
are
shown
low
.
Example 1
Th1
s example
d1spla
ys a
..
.
..
mark at the screen
pos1t1on
corresponding
to the coordinates at wh1ch the sw1tch on the
"2"
s
1de
IS pressed
after
mov1ng
the
: mouse When th
1s
program IS executed. execution
wa1ts
at line
20
unt1l
coord1nates
are
1n
put.
10 CHANGE
DISP
"S
O
N"
20
MSIN O.O.X.Y
30
CURSOR X/ S. Y/ S.
DISP
..
.
..
40
END
Example 2 The follow1ng program performs six repetitions of the operat1on descn-
bed
1n
Example 1.
10 CHANGE
DISP
"S
O
N"
20
FOR
1=1 TO 6
30
A=X
:
B=Y
40
MSIN A.B.X.Y
50
CURSOR X/ S.Y/ S'DISP
..
.
..
60
NEXT
I
70
END
4
Example 3
Th
is program displays a
..
.
..
mark on the screen then displays
thP.
numeral wh1ch IS above the
..
... mark
when
the mouse
IS
m
oved
so
that
the curs
overlaps
the
..
.
..
mark and
the
input sw1tch IS pressed.
10 CHANGE
DISP
"SON"
20
FOR
X=1
0
TO
30
STEP
10
30
A=A+1
·CURSOR X- 1.9:
DISP
A
40
CURSOR X.1O:
DISP
CHR$($1
E)
50
NEXT X
60
MSIN O.O.X.Y
70
IF
(7
9
<"'
X
)::tc
(X
<'
88
) THEN
90
80
GOTO
60
90
IF
(79
<..
X)
::tc
(X<BB) THEN
130
100
IF
{159
<
X)
::IC
(X
<"'
1
68
) THEN
140
11
0
IF
(239
<"'
X)
::tc
(X<
248)
THEN
150
120
GOTO
60
130
DISP
"1 " :
END
140
DI
SP
"2"
:
END
1
50
DI
SP
"3"
:
END
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4
USER
MAINTENANCE
If
the
ball built into the
bottom
of
the
mouse becomes dirty. remove the
bottom
case
cover
by
unscrewing
the
screw
indicated in
the
figure bel
ow
. then
wash
the ball
with
neutral
detergent
and wipe it
with
a dry cl
oth
.
• Do
not
remove any scre
ws
other
than that holding the removeable cover.
• •Removeable
cover
retaining
screw
Ball
Removeable
cover
• 6
5.
CONNECTOR
SIGNALS
TABLE
Ptn
arrangement
(From
front
of
connector)
7
Stgnals
V
cc.
CTHL
TXD
GND
GND
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CIRCUIT DIAGRAM
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7 .
SPECIFICATIONS
• Usable temperature range: 1
o·c
to
35
•c
(a
t normal
humid1t
y and pressu
re
)
• Resolution: 0.25mm/
count
(X and Y directions)
•
Encod1ng
system:
In
cremental
contact
type
• Select s
witches
: Tactile feedback type
(2)
• External dimensions:
58
(
W)
x
90
(D) x
34
(
H)
mm
• we1ght
200g
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