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B-Killa

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Microsoft mouse, circuit
« on: 25 September 2005, 23:57 »
Can anyone help me to make mouse that click and move itseft.

It look kind of easy but i'm no expert...
I remplaced the switch (mouse left click) with a resistor. but it's not working

Aloone_Jonez

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Re: Microsoft mouse, circuit
« Reply #1 on: 26 September 2005, 00:05 »
Why do you want to do this?

Is it for a joke?

You might be able to build an oscillator using the 7555 timer (I think the 555 might use too much power) disconnect the switch and connect it's the output to the switch input, this will involve reverse engineering the mose to find out where the positive and negitive rails are and no I'm sure there are no schematics availble as it's closes source.

This is really the wrong forum, you'd be far better of asking this sort of question here.
This is not a Windows help forum, however please do feel free to sign up and agree or disagree with our views on Microsoft.

Oh and FUCKMicrosoft! :fu:

B-Killa

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Re: Microsoft mouse, circuit
« Reply #2 on: 26 September 2005, 00:12 »
lol :P
thanx

themacuser

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Re: Microsoft mouse, circuit
« Reply #3 on: 29 September 2005, 13:11 »
Probably easier to do it in software.
I'm often asked why I hate Microsoft - "What did they ever do to you?". Well, I'll tell you. They made dodgy programs and standards which have wasted hundreds of hours of my time involving lost work in crashes and stupidity.