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15.012 Is there some cable or card which lets a II user connect two joysticks?




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This article is from the Apple II Csa2 FAQ, by Jeff Hurlburt with numerous contributions by others.

15.012 Is there some cable or card which lets a II user connect two joysticks?

         Yes. One is Paddle-Adapple from Southern California Research Group. It is
a small external card  with sockets for the joysticks. A ribbon cable runs into
the Apple II and plugs into the 16-pin Game socket.

     As noted in the "for Apple II, //e, & Franklin" model's data sheet,
Paddle-Adapple lets you switch between two sticks; or, with the switch set to
"A" plus proper jumper settings, you can access two two-button sticks. The
jumpers also allow programming the card for different X-Y and button
configurations.

By:  Rubywand
    

 

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