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From: Michael Gibson <gibsonm@u.washington.edu>
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Subject: Power Glove - Amiga - Interface hints please.

I've been following this list for a while, and I finally got a glove to
try and hook to my Amiga. I have never really played around with hardware,
so I am not quite sure how to go about making a connector for the glove. 
I think I can handle the amiga side, but what I am not sure about is how
to wire the connector to the powerglove side. Do I have to solder it to
the nintendo connector or something? Please help me with this, and when you
explain, please be very clear and explicit. I tried to get the amiga hires
code working, but I think that my interface to the nintendo side was very
bad. While I'm at it, I noticed that there is only one piece of code 
availiable for the Amiga and glove on  the archive at karazm.math.uh.edu
I'm sure there must be more out than this. If you have any code for the
Amiga at all, including older lores code, please post it to the karazm
archive (in /pub/VR/Sources I think) or mail it to me. I would sure
appreciate it. My friend has the Amazing Computing powerglove article, but
neither of us has a modula-2 compiler. Can someone who has that code
either post it or mail it to me? Thank you very much for the help.

Looking forward to 3-d input,

				Michael

				gibsonm@milton.u.washington.edu