Ivan Bach (ib++at++ivan.engr.sgi.com)
Fri, 17 Feb 1995 09:18:37 -0800
In article <1994Apr08.213159.3085682++at++sue.cc.uregina.ca>
hameluck++at++mercury.cs.uregina.ca (Jeff-o Hameluck) writes:
|
| Has anyone adapted (or thought about adapting) a Logitech Cyberman for use
| with an SGI machince?
|
| The Cyberman is a 3D positioning device which allows 6 degrees of freedom
| of movement but it is very inexpensive (less than $100). It might be a
| cheap alternative to a spaceball.
|
| The interface is just serial (it is meant for a PC) so it must be possible
| to write routines which could read the Cyberman through a serial port on
| an SGI machine but I don't have any information which would allow me to
| interpret what the Cyberman is sending (or what I would need to send it).
|
| --
| Jeff Hameluck hameluck++at++cs.uregina.ca
| CL 136.3 University of Regina
| (306) 585-5306 Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada
Hello, Jeff
I'd the same problem in connecting a Logitech Photman to a
NeXTworkstation via SerialPort. I asked Logitech and they
gave me information about how to do the job, including a
nice C-Source.
So I think ask Logitech. Here is the adress of the Headquarters
LOGITECH Inc.
6505 Kaiser Drive
Fremont, CA 94555, USA
Tel.: ++1(510) 795 8500
Nice Greetings from Munich - Germany
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