There was a time when if you bought a USB mouse, in the box was also an adapter to allow it to be used with the older PS/2 interface. And if you were to go back a few more years into the past ...

[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 ...

Hey all. A few days ago I bought (my first ever; so far I was using only PS/2 mice) a USB mouse. Now, since I don't have experiences with this type of mice (and since, as mentioned, I am familiar ...

The Micromys V5 is one of the more frequently recommended adapters for getting a PS2 mouse to work with a retro PC. Credit: Amigakit.com Of course, you can also go the lazy route: eBay up some ...

It worked when I connected it to the T400, and was identified by Linux as a "Generic PS/2 mouse". As soon as I started using it I remembered one of the more irritating things about it - when it is ...

To that end, PSP hacker TokyoDrift (not his / her real name) has wired an old PS2 mouse into his portable's serial port, by way of an ATMEL ATmega8 chip-sporting breadboard. The various PSP ...

You can also record your performances onto the PS2 Memory Card. The title is compatible with a USB mouse, but SCE has not officially announced a release of a PS2 Mouse at this point. The game can ...

I still want to work with that sensor, and now I’ve a comparatively new optical mouse sensor to play with. The MX8733 possesses an internal switch for USB DP/DM and PS2 CLK/Data I/O. Its circuitry ...

KVM switches can support Video Graphics Adapter, Digital Visual Interface or High Definition Multimedia Interface monitor connections and USB or PS/2 mouse and keyboard connections. How to Connect ...

The first PS2 mouse-compatible software. The game may look like another graphic/paint tool software, but it is more of a freestyle drawing software with games. It does not feature zooming ...

Each mouse is assigned a unique colored cursor to identify it. When testing on my system my primary PS/2 mouse was assigned red, and the secondary USB mouse was assigned blue. There are two small ...

Default PS/2 sampling rate is 40Hz, default USB rate ie 200Hz I belive. You need to use a 3rd party program (PS2Rate from www.tweakfiles.com ) to tweak the PS/2 rate up to 200Hz.