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The IBM 15pin to Apple 9pin Joystick Adapter project was created by Tom Arnold of philosophyofsound.com in July of 2016.
The IBM 15pin to Apple 9pin Joystick Adapter project was created by Tom Arnold of philosophyofsound.com in July of 2016.  It allows the use of an "IBM" Joystick (DB15) on the Apple II computer (DB9).


The projects comes in two forms, a Kit which the user assembled, and assembled which comes ready for use.
The projects comes in two forms, a simple to assemble Kit which the user solders together, and assembled which comes ready for use.




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== History == <!--T:2-->
== History == <!--T:2-->
The Apple 9pin Joystick Adapter project was initially sent to Henry and released at KFEST 2016 as prepacked Kits.  Henry also helped attendees with assembled units if they requested.
The IBM 15pin to Apple 9pin Joystick Adapter project was initially sent to Henry and released at KFEST 2016 as prepacked Kits.  Henry also provided attendees with assembled units if they requested.


In the beginning of January 2017 the project was added to the ReActiveMicro Store.
In the beginning of January 2017 the project was added to the ReActiveMicro Store.


 
The original schematic was created by Jeff Hurlburt.  Tom used it as a guide to create the adapter.
== Versions of the Apple 9pin Joystick Adapter ==




== Versions of the IBM 15pin to Apple 9pin Joystick Adapter ==
<gallery class="center" widths=300px caption="Pics Of The IBM 15pin to Apple 9pin Joystick Adapter Project">
File:Adapter_-_Assembled_-_Face.png|Assembled Unit - Face.
File:Adapter_-_Assembled_-_Rear.png|Assembled Unit - Rear.
File:Adapter_-_Kit.png|Kit In Bag.
File:Adapter_-_Kit_Parts.png|Kit Parts.
</gallery>




== Documentation, Files, and Software == <!--T:5-->
== Documentation, Files, and Software == <!--T:5-->
 
<div class="new_window">
<gallery class="center" widths=150px heights=80 caption="The Most Current Manual And Software">
<gallery class="center" widths=300px heights=80 caption="The Most Current Manual/Assembly Guide">
File:Doc.png|The Mockingboard Manual|link=http://www.downloads.reactivemicro.com/Public/Apple%20II%20Items/Hardware/Mockingboard_v1/Mockingboard-v1a-Docs.pdf
File:Doc.png|Current IBM 15pin to Apple 9pin Joystick Adapter Assembly Guide|link=http://reactivemicro.com/wiki/images/c/c5/Apple_II_Joystick_-_Assembly_Guide.pdf
File:5.25floppy.png|Mockingboard v1 Test Disk|link=http://www.downloads.reactivemicro.com/Public/Apple%20II%20Items/Hardware/Mockingboard_A/Software/mockingboard1.dsk
File:5.25floppy.png|Mockingboard v1 Test Disk|link=http://www.downloads.reactivemicro.com/Public/Apple%20II%20Items/Hardware/Mockingboard_A/Software/mockingboard2.dsk
File:Mockingboard_Schematic-Garber.gif|Mockingboard Schematic by Bill Garber
File:Mockingboard_Schematic_Arnold.pdf|Mockingboard Schematic by Tom Arnold
</gallery>
</gallery>
</div>

Revision as of 03:06, 3 January 2017

The IBM 15pin to Apple 9pin Joystick Adapter project was created by Tom Arnold of philosophyofsound.com in July of 2016. It allows the use of an "IBM" Joystick (DB15) on the Apple II computer (DB9).

The projects comes in two forms, a simple to assemble Kit which the user solders together, and assembled which comes ready for use.


Project Status: Complete. In production. Actively sold by ReActiveMicro.

Support: Post on the Discussion page (link above) or email ReActiveMicro Support.

Sales: Visit the ReActiveMicro Store.


History

The IBM 15pin to Apple 9pin Joystick Adapter project was initially sent to Henry and released at KFEST 2016 as prepacked Kits. Henry also provided attendees with assembled units if they requested.

In the beginning of January 2017 the project was added to the ReActiveMicro Store.

The original schematic was created by Jeff Hurlburt. Tom used it as a guide to create the adapter.


Versions of the IBM 15pin to Apple 9pin Joystick Adapter


Documentation, Files, and Software