You might buy an modern optical mouse, these chips have SPI interface which is far more easier.
In a few hours, I made a PIC-program and a PC program, so I could display images with the mouse onto the monitor of the PC. take a look:
Stef Mientki
You might buy an modern optical mouse, these chips have SPI interface which is far more easier.
In a few hours, I made a PIC-program and a PC program, so I could display images with the mouse onto the monitor of the PC. take a look:
Stef Mientki
Which chip was the mouse using and how did you connect it to the PIC?
Wim
Well though my question was not exactly answered, I would like to post this 'FIND' so that any other person looking for similar info may benefit.
Regards, Abhijit
The Agilent mouse imagers will give X-Y displacements, but they will also send the raw images. This makes them useful for other things as well.
-- D. Jay Newman
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