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NutsAboutAmiga 
Re: USB Joystick Adapter for 9 pin joysticks
Posted on 1-Dec-2014 13:13:41
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@portarinos

9pin game port on the Amiga is parallel bus, the 9 pin serial port (com port) is not.
Looks the same but is not the same.

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Retroman 
Re: USB Joystick Adapter for 9 pin joysticks
Posted on 17-Mar-2016 18:06:30
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From: Montreal, Canada

Most compatible joystick adapter on the market and still adding new devices!

Actual compatibility list is as follow:

Atari 2600 Joystick
Atari 7800 Joystick (2 buttons)
Atari analog Paddle (2 players)
Atari driving controller
Atari video touch pad Keyboard
Amstrad Joystick (3 buttons)
Amiga Joystick
Amiga Mouse / Trackball (2 and 3 buttons)
Atari ST Mouse / Trackball (2 buttons)
Commodore 64 Joystick
Commodore CD32 Joypad (7 buttons)
Intellivision Touch pad (16 direction disc and 15 buttons)
Intellivision Flashback Touch pad (16 direction disc and 15 buttons)
ColecoVision Touch pad and Super Action Controller (16 buttons + spinner)
Coleco Gemini Joystick & Paddle (Hybrid controller, also compatible with Sears console)
MSX Joystick (2 buttons)
Sega Genesis Joypad (3 and 6 buttons)
Sega Master System Joypad
Sega Multi-Tap Adapter (4 players)
3DO (Panasonic) Joypad
TI99/4/4a Joystick
FM Towns/Marty Joypad
Famiclone (NES clone) Joypad
Odyssey2 controller
Fairchild channel F controller
Bally/Astrocade controller
RedOctane Dance pads (6 buttons DB9 version)

Happy St-Paddys day!


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Retroman 
Re: USB Joystick Adapter for 9 pin joysticks
Posted on 8-Nov-2016 14:22:29
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Posts: 23
From: Montreal, Canada

Hey!

A new batch of adapters just came out of the factory.

See my website at: http://www.retronicdesign.com/en/

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Retroman 
Re: USB Joystick Adapter for 9 pin joysticks
Posted on 28-Apr-2017 15:46:07
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Posts: 23
From: Montreal, Canada

Actually we did update the compatibility list and recently corrected the Bally Astrocade firmware for supporting the top paddle.

Current joystick and adapter support list:

Atari 2600 Joystick -TESTED!
Atari 7800 Joystick (2 buttons) -TESTED!
Atari analog Paddles (2 players) -TESTED!
Atari driving controller -need feedback
Atari video touch pad Keyboard -need feedback
Amstrad Joystick (3 buttons) -TESTED!
Amiga Joystick -TESTED!
Amiga Mouse / Trackball (2 and 3 buttons) -TESTED!
Atari ST Mouse / Trackball (2 buttons) -TESTED!
Commodore 64 Joystick -TESTED!
Commodore CD32 Joypad (7 buttons) -TESTED!
Commodore Analog Paddles (2 players) -TESTED!
Intellivision Touch pad (16 direction disc and 15 buttons) -TESTED!
Intellivision Flashback Touch pad (16 direction disc and 15 buttons) -TESTED!
ColecoVision Touch pad and Super Action Controller (16 buttons + spinner) -TESTED!
Coleco Gemini Joystick & Paddle (Hybrid controller, also compatible with Sears console) -need feedback
MSX Joystick (2 buttons) -TESTED!
Sega Genesis Joypad (3 and 6 buttons) -TESTED!
Sega Master System Joypad -TESTED!
Sega Multi-Tap Adapter (4 players) -need feedback
3DO (Panasonic) Joypad -TESTED!
TI99/4/4a Joystick -TESTED!
FM Towns/Marty Joypad -need feedback
Famiclone (NES clone) Joypad -need feedback
Odyssey2 controller -need feedback
Fairchild channel F controller -need feedback
Bally/Astrocade controller -TESTED!
RedOctane Dance pads (6 buttons DB9 version) -TESTED!
ZX Spectrum Interface 2 Joysticks -TESTED!


So if it exists and have a DB-9 port, it should be supported!
Retronic Design Download

Last edited by Retroman on 28-Apr-2017 at 04:00 PM.
Last edited by Retroman on 28-Apr-2017 at 03:55 PM.

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klapdeur 
Re: USB Joystick Adapter for 9 pin joysticks
Posted on 28-Apr-2017 19:22:07
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Posts: 158
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@Retroman

I bought one in feb this year works great with os 4.1fe and compition pro classic.
Great pjece of hardware.

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QuikSanz 
Re: USB Joystick Adapter for 9 pin joysticks
Posted on 29-Apr-2017 1:46:06
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Joined: 28-Mar-2003
Posts: 1236
From: Harbor Gateway, Gardena, Ca.

I would want an adapter USB to Amiga. Being able to use a Logitech stick would be great. I know what your thinking, it works now. NO, not really it will move, however there is no way to "center the stick"! With no trim on a USB stick your plane is always going to pull one way or the other. Solve that and your golden.

Chris

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Nitz76 
Re: USB Joystick Adapter for 9 pin joysticks
Posted on 10-Jan-2021 2:06:57
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Posts: 13
From: Montreal, Canada

For those who bought the new black version of the USB joystick adapter (Vador), I've made a new programming software that permits to change the current controller without unplugging it. It's called Mr.Switcher and can be downloaded from our download section at https://www.retronicdesign.com/en/download

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Acill 
Re: USB Joystick Adapter for 9 pin joysticks
Posted on 11-Jan-2021 9:02:57
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Joined: 5-Jan-2006
Posts: 166
From: Port Hueneme, Ca.

@Nitz76

Thanks for these! I just ordered one and cant wait to try it out on MorphOS and OS4.1 on my X5000!

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NutsAboutAmiga 
Re: USB Joystick Adapter for 9 pin joysticks
Posted on 11-Jan-2021 17:17:52
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Posts: 12795
From: Norway

@Nitz76

Check my post today, guess what I found
Now only need some joysticks.

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