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ortek_service · 7th Nov 2022, 11:36 pm

I think I may have one of those Joystick patch-board interfaces for the Spectrum, which had the full QWERTY layout of header sockets and flying plug leads to map the functions to - Rather than various Spectrum Joystick interfaces, that mapped direct to the cursor keys, instead of Kempston 'IN 31' standard. An MK14 one should be a bit simpler, with rather less keys to map to.

7th Nov 2022, 11:36 pm	#52
ortek_service Octode Join Date: May 2018 Location: Northampton, Northamptonshire, UK. Posts: 1,443	Re: Retro Computer Festival 5th/6th Nov 2022 I think I may have one of those Joystick patch-board interfaces for the Spectrum, which had the full QWERTY layout of header sockets and flying plug leads to map the functions to - Rather than various Spectrum Joystick interfaces, that mapped direct to the cursor keys, instead of Kempston 'IN 31' standard. An MK14 one should be a bit simpler, with rather less keys to map to.