The Microsoft Mouse first shipped in 1983 with a DB-25 serial connector. This was later updated to a DE-9 serial connector, followed by a version compatible with PS/2 ports, and finally, the USB ...

I need to connect a PS2 mouse port to a header on a motherboard. Unfortunately, the connectors are different. The port has a 2x4 connector but the pinout on the board is 1x6. So I need to ...

[David] sent in his implementation of reading a PS/2 mouse with a PIC microcontroller and some LED displays. Of course, this follows hot on the heels of using a PIC with a PS/2 keyboard so now migh… ...

sorry if this is the most boring post ever.....i really could use the help.that said , on to the issue:i have a supermicro p6dne mobo, the only connector on ...

The mouse device is required to have a USB connector, two mouse buttons, and a wheel. It is also possible to use a Mac-compatible mouse device (one button) with a PlayStation 2 Dual Shock 2 ...

For a PS2 mouse, getting at these features is not too difficult. The PS2 protocol is pretty friendly, even for microcontrollers. Here’s an example of interfacing a microcontroller with a mouse.

If you've got an old PS2 gathering dust in your closet, you can turn it into a Linux PC with a few pieces of hardware and Sony's official Linux install disks.

The bus mouse connector looked like a PS/2 connector, but the pins were not the same. See mouse and PS/2 port.

Therefore, Mr. Cheng warns, 'Even if you find an adapter that converts a USB Type-A terminal to a PS/2 connector, do not connect it to a PS/2 connector.